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Six Problems We Encounter When It Comes to Judging - Episode 41
September 05, 2022
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As parents, we have to judge the actions of our kids. And we live in families, neighborhoods, communities, and churches where we hold each other accountable. So sometimes that requires us to assess the actions of other people. (Especially the little people who live with us.) We have to consider the fruit in people’s lives, as Jesus said to do. And they have to do that with us as well.
But in that process, there can be some problems. If not done properly, judging can create wounds in our lives and in the lives of our kids. We want to avoid these pitfalls, so we need to address them head on.
In this episode, Catherine continues in a series on judging by discussing the problems we encounter when it comes to examining the lives of others. They are:
1. Judging the motive, not the action.
2. Adding to God’s standard.
3. Judging without love.
4. Judging with grace.
5. Thinking that stating God’s standard is judging.
6. Not judging at all.
Knowing these difficulties can help us to avoid some serious spiritual hazards and heal from relationship wounds.
SCRIPTURES CITED:
Matthew 7:1-3
1 Corinthians 5:9-13
Luke 19:11-12
Psalm 103:12
John 8:1-11
EPISODES CITED:
Episode 11: What Does It Mean to Speak the Truth in Love? https://bit.ly/3q9xYom
OTHER EPISODES IN THIS SERIES:
Episode 39: Have You Ever Been Judged by Other Christians? https://bit.ly/3BfoQVn
Episode 40: Is It Ever Right to Judge Others? https://bit.ly/3ekZs7M
But in that process, there can be some problems. If not done properly, judging can create wounds in our lives and in the lives of our kids. We want to avoid these pitfalls, so we need to address them head on.
In this episode, Catherine continues in a series on judging by discussing the problems we encounter when it comes to examining the lives of others. They are:
1. Judging the motive, not the action.
2. Adding to God’s standard.
3. Judging without love.
4. Judging with grace.
5. Thinking that stating God’s standard is judging.
6. Not judging at all.
Knowing these difficulties can help us to avoid some serious spiritual hazards and heal from relationship wounds.
SCRIPTURES CITED:
Matthew 7:1-3
1 Corinthians 5:9-13
Luke 19:11-12
Psalm 103:12
John 8:1-11
EPISODES CITED:
Episode 11: What Does It Mean to Speak the Truth in Love? https://bit.ly/3q9xYom
OTHER EPISODES IN THIS SERIES:
Episode 39: Have You Ever Been Judged by Other Christians? https://bit.ly/3BfoQVn
Episode 40: Is It Ever Right to Judge Others? https://bit.ly/3ekZs7M
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Catherine Segars is an award-winning actress and playwright—turned stay-at-home-mom—turned author, speaker, blogger, and motherhood apologist. This homeschooling mama of five has a master’s degree in communications and is earning a master’s degree in Christian apologetics. Catherine helps parents navigate through dangerous secular landmines to establish a sound Biblical foundation for their kids. Author of the e-book Five Myths about Motherhood That Make You Feel Mere, And Why They're Wrong, Catherine is also passionate about helping mothers see their worth in a season when they often feel overwhelmed and irrelevant. You can find Catherine’s blog, dramatic blogcast, and other writings at www.catherinesegars.com and connect with her on Facebook and Instagram.
