“We’re Not Supposed to Judge”

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How do you feel when someone criticizes you? We don’t like it, especially if the criticism is unfair and harsh. That is understandable. But not all criticism is bad. Sometimes it is for our good.

Today there is an idea among Bible readers that is not scriptural. It is the belief that any and all types of judging are wrong. One of the reasons this happens is because society frowns on saying that anything is wrong. Some even say that if you tell someone he has sinned, then you don’t love people like Christians should. And many misquote Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:1 to support this idea.

This episode challenges us to read Jesus’ oft-misquoted words in their context of the Sermon on the Mount and in the context of the Bible as a whole.

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“We’re Not Supposed to Judge”

My God and My Neighbor

published about a year ago

MP3•Episode home

How do you feel when someone criticizes you? We don’t like it, especially if the criticism is unfair and harsh. That is understandable. But not all criticism is bad. Sometimes it is for our good.

This episode challenges us to read Jesus’ oft-misquoted words in their context of the Sermon on the Mount and in the context of the Bible as a whole.

Read about this subject

Scriptures: Matthew 7:1-5; John 7:24
Inspecting Fruit

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Luke 6 in "Bible Commentary"

62 episodes

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When Satan Challenged God 30:48

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The book of Job has been recognized as a great work of literature for centuries. But it is much more than that. It is an incomparably profound book on the most perplexing of human questions. It shows not only that bad things happen to good people, but that the worst of things can happen to the best of people. We will never fully relate to the sufferings of this man. But we do know something he did not, at least not in the book itself. The Lord reveals in Job chapters one and two a discussion between God and the devil. This is where the story began. God said that Job was an honest and sincere man, and the devil said he was not. Sometimes it is shamefully easy for us to read this book and analyze Job. We can sit in a comfortable chair in the best of health and read about his trauma. But although we may never experience the level of pain and loss he endured, we can learn some things before trials come that will help us when the storms of life arrive. Read about this subject Scripture: Job 1 “Meet the Devil but Keep Your Distance” Listen to more on this subject Bible Doctrine, “The Devil”, “Our War With Him”…

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Is Suffering Punishment for Sin? 30:51

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People have debated this question for thousands of years. We read about it many times in the Bible. We seem to be agreed on the general principle but divided as to how it applies to specific situations. This is not just some abstract, philosophical discussion. It is very practical. It is very personal. And we will learn important lessons in the examples we will look at in this episode. Read about this subject Scriptures: John 9:1-3; Luke 13:1-3; Job 4:7-8 “Seven Ways Men Fight Against God” Listen to more on this subject Luke 12:54-13:9, Bible Commentary…

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Wrong Ways to Deal With the Problem 32:31

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When God told Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice, Abraham faced a dilemma. On the one hand, he loved his son. On the other, God told him to do it. So he worked out away in his mind to fit these seemingly incongruent elements together. He concluded that after he offered his son, God would raise him back to life again. That's what we read about his thinking in Hebrews 11:17–19. But he left out a possibility—that God would stop him before he ever went through with the offering. The problem of evil is very difficult for us as mortals to harmonize. There are several ways that people use to try to resolve the difficulties of this age-old, worldwide question. But many of these are invalid approaches to the problem of evil. We must do our best to think clearly although that can be hard to do. We must not come up with a "solution" that denies the nature of God, the word of God, or the reality of evil itself. This episode will introduce us to some of these incorrect approaches. Read about this subject Scriptures: Isaiah 45:7; Isaiah 14; Romans 11:22 God at a Distance , Kerry Duke View more on this subject “Are We Born in Sin?”…

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Atheism is No Answer 30:35

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We do strange things when we’re desperate. Pain can cause us to deny the obvious if we convince ourselves it will give relief. This is why some turn to atheism. The thought of an all-powerful, all-loving God is a heavy weight to bear in a world of suffering and sin. For these atheists, the only way to live with this problem is to deny that such a God exists. But as we will see in this episode, that is no way to live. Atheism doesn’t give answers. It doesn’t give hope. It certainly doesn’t bring happiness. Instead, unbelief causes bitterness and unbearable emptiness. And, we will see that for all its claims to rationality and intellectualism, atheism is a simplistic response to a problem that is way over their heads. Every time atheists charge that God cannot exist because of evil in the world, they contradict themselves. We’ll explain how in this episode. Read about this subject Scriptures: Acts 17:24-28; Romans 1:18-20; Psalm 14:1; Psalm 19:1-3 Pillars of the Faith Listen to more on this subject Bible Doctrine…

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Ask Yourself Why 30:11

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Much of the trouble we have in living the Christian life comes from not looking at ourselves. We examine and cross examine others and even God Himself but fail to ask ourselves the same questions. This is true of the problem of evil. We want to know why when that same question is staring at us in the mirror. In this episode we find God turning the tables and asking man this question. Sometimes we are like children who need to be reprimanded with the question, “Why did you do that?” If the problem of evil in God’s sight is a deep question, the question of sin in our lives can be just as perplexing. Read about this subject Scriptures: I Samuel 15; II Samuel 12; Lamentations 3 “The Potter and The Clay” Study more on this subject Free Bible Course: What Happened to America?…

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Why Did God Create the World? 30:57

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We need to tread carefully when we ask questions like this. After all, we are talking about God’s intentions, and we must not be guilty of putting words in God’s mouth. Thankfully, there is a passage in the Bible that talks about why God made the world and placed us in it. There is a reason why we are here. Many live their lives not knowing what this purpose is. Some even say there is no purpose, so forget about looking for an answer because there isn’t one. But there is, and when we understand it, it will give us light in a world of darkness. It will give direction in a hectic world. Read about this subject Scriptures: Acts 17:27; Joshua 24:15; Ezekiel 18 “God and Evil”—chapter five in Pillars of the Faith View more on this subject “Calvinism and Free Will”…

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How Did Evil Begin? 30:46

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“Why, Lord?”Series When you're dealing with a difficult problem, it helps to go back to the basics. That's true with the problem of evil which is the most perplexing question man can ever consider. In this lesson, we will look at two different kinds of evil in the world. One is moral evil which is sin. The other is sometimes called natural evil. This is suffering. If we are too understand this subject, we must know and remember the opening chapters of the book of Genesis. That is where evil began in this world. The simple fundamental facts of the creation and the change in the earth after man sinned will help us to understand why there is so much sin and suffering. Read about this subject Scriptures: Genesis 1-3 Right From the Beginning Listen to more on this subject Bible Doctrine, Creation—“The World”…

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Why, Lord? 30:41

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The Mother of All Questions: Why? You're not the only one who has asked this question. In fact, many great prophets and holy men in the Bible struggled with it. That's one of the benefits of reading the Bible. We are not alone facing hardships and not being able to understand why they happen. As we begin this study of the problem of evil, we will notice two questions that have at times tormented good people: why and how long? Read about this subject Scriptures: Numbers 11; Job 3; Jeremiah 12:1-3; Habakkuk 1:1-5; Revelation 6:9-10 God at a Distance , Kerry Duke Listen to more on this subject “Is There a God?” Bible Doctrine audio…

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Signs of a Collapsed Culture 32:56

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G. Campbell Morgan said no man is an accurate interpreter of his own generation. We are too busy trying to get through the challenges of the day to be able to see the overall picture, to connect the dots and to determine what caused the situation and where it will end. We have to wait until the smoke clears, and that takes time. Still there are indicators that are hard to miss. The decline of a culture takes place gradually, but some marks are indisputable. As we grow older we see more of them and we see them more clearly. But this cycle is thousands of years old. In this lesson we will look at a fascinating passage in Isaiah that corresponds closely to many of the things we are seeing unfold before our eyes! Read about this subject Scripture: Isaiah 3:1-26 Listen to more on this subject America Through the Eyes of Isaiah…

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Now That You Have Heard 30:14

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Sometimes people ask what will happen to those who have never heard the gospel. Sometimes they need to think about the reverse. What will happen to those who have heard but don’t obey? That’s what Jesus talks about at the end of the famous Sermon on the Mount. He began early in this sermon saying that the Jews had heard much teaching from the scribes and the Pharisees. At the close He’s saying: Now that you’ve heard My teaching, make sure you do it! Millions have heard or read the Sermon on the Mount. Millions can quote verses in it. But Jesus said the world needs living sermons of His teaching! You can now study the entire Living the Sermon series from the My God and My Neighbor podcast on our website! This powerful series takes you through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing not just hearing His words—but living them. From the opening beatitudes to the final warning about building on the rock, each episode brings the sermon to life in practical, personal ways. Whether you're catching up or diving in for the first time, all episodes are now linked in one place for easy access and study. Read about this subject Scriptures: Matthew 7:24-27; James 1:22-25; Ezekiel 33:30-33 Sermons We See Listen to more on this subject RENEW 2015-“Is Your Religion As Good As You Sing It?”, “Blessed Assurance”…

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Lord, Lord 30:43

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“Talk is cheap.” There's a lot of empty chatter today. We hear it in politics. We hear it in business. Most tragically, we hear it in religion. In an age of bells and whistles, we long to see Christians who back up what they say with how they live—not for show, but out of love and faith. Jesus said it will take more than talk to enter heaven. As He nears the end of this famous sermon, He warns and admonishes us about putting His words into practice. These powerful and piercing words need to be taught more often in congregations today. Read about this subject Scriptures: Matthew 7:21-23; Luke 6:46; Matthew 23:3 “The Two Builders” (First Quarter) Listen to more on this subject I John Bible Commentary…

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How to Spot a False Teacher 30:39

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What do you think of when you hear the words “false teacher”? Jim Jones? Joseph Smith? Muhammad? Jesus said false prophets are not as obvious as people might assume. They appear to be just the opposite of what they are. But if they are that deceptive, how can we know what they really are? In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus explains this. There is a way to see through all the charisma, eloquence and enthusiasm of men who are not what they claim to be. It takes more than just listening to how they talk. It means we must focus on what they say. It means we cannot be naïve and accept their claims to be loving servants of God. We must go by what they do, not what they say. The Lord used a simple illustration from nature to teach this powerful lesson. Read about this subject Scriptures: Matthew 7:15-20; II Peter 2:1-22; Jeremiah 14; Jeremiah 23; I Kings 18 “The Faith Under Fire” Listen to more on this subject II Peter Bible Commentary…

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Which Road Are You On? 30:32

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We often talk about the path life takes us on. It’s true that there are unexpected things on life’s journey, but the truth is that, in regard to eternity, we choose the path we’re on. Jesus talks about these two roads in the Sermon on the Mount and utters some startling words to modern ears about how many choose the wrong road. These are roads that lead to our eternal destiny, not paths to success in this world. Read about this subject Scriptures: Matthew 7:13-14; Proverbs 16:25 “An Easier Way?” Listen to more on this subject Bible Commentary | End of Times | “Heaven” “10 N 10” 10 Proverbs in 10 Minutes Devotional Series…

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Better Than Gold 30:49

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Those who serve in the military talk about having a code. Businesses have standards they expect employees to follow. Communities have rules and customs they want everyone to respect. Anywhere you go, you will find basic beliefs about how you should treat others. Jesus said one rule of life summarizes the Old Testament. We call it the Golden Rule. If this one verse in the Sermon on the Mount were practiced in homes, schools, and communities, you would see a change in this country the likes of which you can’t imagine. But change begins with me—one person at a time. Ponder this verse and apply it to your heart and life as we study one of the most well-known but often neglected teachings of the Master. Read about this subject Scriptures: Matthew 7:12; Romans 13:8-10; Luke 10:25-37 How to Treat Everyone Listen to more on this subject “Empty Religion” America Through the Eyes of Isaiah Proverbs 12 “10 n 10” 10 Proverbs in 10 Minutes Devotional Series…

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Preaching From the Overflow 34:42

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