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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2022 · 26 MIN

313: Jesus Taught, part 5: Don't Judge

from Westminster Presbyterian Church at Rock Tavern, New York · host Pastor Jinha Kim

It’s tempting to stigmatise those who are not like us, to judge those whom we don’t understand. But God reminds us that we are all His children and that we should see with His eyes: to see the worth in every person, to realise our own hypocrisy, and to affirm our common humanity. Join us this Saturday as we explore another teaching of Jesus: don’t judge.

It’s tempting to stigmatise those who are not like us, to judge those whom we don’t understand. But God reminds us that we are all His children and that we should see with His eyes: to see the worth in every person, to realise our own hypocrisy, and to affirm our common humanity. Join us this Saturday as we explore another teaching of Jesus: don’t judge.

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