You Be the Judge, Part 3: Judging Righteously
The goal of righteous judgment is to humbly seek the restoration of our brothers and sisters to the glory of the Father. We would be wise to remember that a speck in our brothers eye could be a log in our own.
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We often pass judgement in an unrighteous way when we don't have all the information - which makes us fools, according to Scripture. Unrighteous judgement comes from jealousy; jealousy comes from idolatry.
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Reflections on Parenting
As a father of four grown children, Pastor Mike Minter gives insight and shares reflections on the process of parenting. This is from a Marriage Booster hosted by Reston Bible Church on October 23, 2009.
ListenAll SermonsYou Be the Judge, Part 1: Why We Judge
The term "judge not" from Matthew 7 is a popular axiom in Christian and non-Christian circles. Scripture is clear that there are righteous and unrighteous ways and times to judge. How and when is it appropriate to judge?
ListenTogether @ RBC, Part 4 – Equipped for the Work of the Ministry
Ray Shoaff, RBC Elder, teaches from Ephesians 4 on the "equipping of the saints" and expounds on four categories of gifting that have a single purpose - ministry of and through the Word of God.
ListenTogether @ RBC, Part 3 – Living in Community
Tony Pedroni, RBC Pastor of Shepherd Groups, teaches on the vitality of Christian community in the context of communion. Biblically relational community is the context for conforming our lives to Jesus'.
ListenTogether @ RBC, Part 2 – Worship Together
Ed Nalle teaches on the importance of weekly corporate worship as an essential part of Christian life. Worship is a gift from God for our joy, aligns our heart with God's and gives us correct vision as we face challenges.
ListenA Compelling Question
So many believers suffer from "spiritual amblyopia," letting unfocused hearts wander from God. Guest teacher Tom Joyce, pastor at Immanuel Bible Church, teaches from John 6 regarding a compelling question question Jesus asks. How would you answer?
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