Sermon on the Mount: Don’t Judge Me

"Judge not, that you be not judged." It's one of the most quoted and often misunderstood statements in the Bible. Did Jesus mean Christians should never judge? Or was He teaching something much deeper?In this message, Pastor B. explores the true meaning of Matthew 7:1, discovering the difference between condemnation and biblical discernment. Jesus calls His followers to examine their own hearts first, remove the "log" from their own eye, and then lovingly help others without hypocrisy or self-righteousness.In this sermon, you'll discover:The difference between judging and discerning according to Scripture.Why Jesus forbids condemnation, not biblical wisdom.What the "log and the speck" illustration really means.How to correct others with humility, grace, and love.Why self-examination is essential for every believer.Practical ways to share the Gospel with unbelievers in truth and compassion.How God's grace enables us to extend mercy instead of condemnation.Jesus never called us to ignore sin. He called us to confront it with humility, truth, and love. As we allow the Gospel to transform our own hearts, we become people who reflect Christ's compassion while standing firmly on His truth.📖 Key Scriptures:Matthew 7:1–6John 7:24Galatians 6:11 Corinthians 5:12–13James 2:13If this message encouraged you, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs to understand what Jesus really meant about judging others.#Matthew7 #JudgeNot #BiblicalDiscernment #JesusTeaching #ChristianLiving #BibleStudy #Faith #GraceAndTruth #Gospel #FollowJesus #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianSermonIf you're NEW HERE, would like to GIVE or follow along with our VIRTUAL SERMON NOTES click below to use our ALL ACCESS PASS. It's everything you will ever need in one convenient place. ALL ACCESS PASS: https://freedom.cls.coSupport the show