Questions in this episode: – 2 Samuel 23 and 1 Chronicles 11 talk about the mighty men, but it seems to be different. Can you explain this? – Do you believe there are 1260 days between the 6th and 7th trumpet? – Does Jesus calling his people the new temple negate a literal coming temple …
Questions in this episode: – Does God want us with a specific person for a relationship? – Where did Adam and Eve find wives for their three sons? – As Christians, how do we understand the verses about judging others? – What do we do when a pastor says he’s not going to assign gender …
Unfortunately Christians these days routinely and confidently assert their supposed insight into the thoughts and motives of those with whom they disagree. God’s people are regrettably mirroring the practice of the world by all too often claiming to know what others are thinking. While it is common to routinely impugn motives
God rewards us as we mercifully relate to others, mindful of his kindness and mercy toward us – that may not preclude all forms of judgment, but it does rule out the petty and hypocritical kind.
God’s judgment of sin is reflected in our passing judgment on others; it should confirm our guilt and should be done only as God would direct us – without hypocrisy or self appointed authority.