Didn't God Say Not To Judge?

by Maisha Hunter

Overview

In the world today, the admonition not to judge is frequently used to place a virtual gag order over those who would speak up against popular and accepted world practices. Even some Christians will use a "don't judge" stance when erroneous teachings and ministries in the church are examined. What is the biblical view on judging?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151119542
Publisher:	Remnant Publishing House
Publication date:	01/01/2001
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Maisha Hunter is a wife and mother of three who writes regularly for The Latter Days Ministry. She also spent 10 years as co-owner of a Christian self-publishing company.
Raised as a devout Roman Catholic, Maisha committed herself to participating in the sacraments and being an active parishioner. Yet all of these religious works gave her no power to cease from sin and brought her no closer to truly knowing the Lord.
Tired of the hypocrisy and perversion in her own life and in the Catholic Church at large, she cried out in desperation to the Lord and said, “If this is the Church, then I am better off in the world. God, if you are real then I am asking you to reveal yourself to me. If you don’t, then I might just stop believing altogether.” Jesus answered her prayer.
The Lord led her to purchase a Bible as well as other resources, and the Holy Spirit began to open her eyes to His word as she began to study the Scriptures. Since that time, Jesus has taken her on a journey to learn the difference between bondage to religion versus liberty through relationship with Him. Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.