Ben Hammond

Don’t Judge Me! A Case for Judging – A Restored Brother

When we left off last time, Paul was engaged in a confrontation with the church at Corinth because the members were allowing an appalling sin …

“One day, a talented lass or fellow, a special one with face of yellow, will make the Piece of Resistance found from its hidden refuge …

When I was in school, one aspect of math that I never liked was word problems. I could do the equations that they gave us, …

Although we took a short timeout to discuss the issue of the Sabbath, we have been looking at the conditions for judging. Although we often …

In the previous section, we started looking at the conditions for judging, using John 7:24 as a springboard. In it Jesus says to “judge with …

In the previous sections of this study we saw that judging is simply considering something and making a decision about it. When Jesus issued the …

What goes around… Can you finish the sentence? Of course you can. What goes around . . . comes around. This is an old proverb …

Don’t judge me! Have you ever heard that expression? Have you ever said it? Usually that phrase is blurted out in disgust out when someone …

Let it go, let it go! If that phrase means nothing to you, I suspect that there are no children in your house. Just like …

OK, so I looked like an idiot. I’ll admit it. My wife and I had just finished our weekly lunch date and exited the restaurant. …