march 22nd, 2011

?

The question mark is because I cannot think of a title for this post. 

There is an individual that I know that constantly asks people to attend his/her church. If these people don't come or attend when asked, this person gets mad. Is that right? I am totally against it. I do think it's okay to ask people to come to your church; however, you cannot get mad and say they aren't a true Christian because they don't come to YOUR church. It's wrong, and you are sinning when you are judging. How do you know your way is the right way? You don't, and neither do I. Do not walk around being boastful. God is the only one that knows the right way. 

Judging is wrong, and all of us do it (some more than others). Are you one that judges another person because they are not your exact religion? It's hard to understand, but you shouldn't judge because you are being judged at the same time. Be respectful, and do not get angry with another person because they choose not to attend your church. That does NOT make them not a Christian. 

Do NOT come in between of someone and their relationship with God. That is between her/him and God. Not you, her/him, and God. Just those two. You have your relationship with him, and so do they. Would you like if someone came up and started questioning how your relationship with God is? Even if you attend church regularly and you have a strong relationship with God. That is wrong, and I don't think anyone should put down another person for their relationship with God. 

Think before you go and start getting angry with someone. Think before you act. Are you being a true child of God for judging? I think not. 

God is right, and he is the only one that knows the exact way for everything. Don't assume your way is the only way; therefore, don't be boastful and cocky. You are on the same level as everyone walking across the world. Don't think of yourself higher than someone else. We are all children of God, and he loves us all equally. 

That's that.

The grace of the Lord Jesus be with all.

Amen.