A great practical error that we might be prone to as children of god is passing sentence upon others, whether they might be believers or not, based on our own unbiblical bias, that is, of things that we conjured up from our own imaginations. Christians are to make judgments. They must make hard decisions sometimes. The point of James is to make them with mercy. In judgment some of us might omit mercy. We are harsh, without pity, compassion. Others might omit judgment. They refuse to make judgments that are essential if we truly love the Lord. We should learn to do both. These two things, judgment and mercy met together in Christ, and they should meet together in the heart of every child of God.
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Craig Thurman
Mercy in Judgment James Series-CThurman 2019 Hidden Hills Grace Baptist
Bro. Craig Thurman has been member of the Hidden Hills Sov. Gr. Baptist Church, Willow, AK (formerly Bruin Park Missionary Baptist church, Anchorage) since 1977 and made known a call to the minister in 1978. He has taught and preached here since. He was appointed by the church...
