Letting God Be Judge - Recognizing the impact of ungodly judgements and dealing with them

Author: Thomas J. Sappington
160 pages

This book will help you restore relationships that have been damaged by the effect of judgements.

It will help you determine when you're using proper discernment in your relationships with others, and when you're sitting in judgement on them.

It will help believers want to be able to believe in absolute truth and take a stand on a particular issue, but do so in a way that does not judge others in a negative sense.

It will help counsellors and pastors who need to deal with the judgements their counsellees have made in the past and continue to make.

Discover for instance how seeds of a judgement can be sown in a child's life.

It will help leaders involved in mentoring who want to avoid division made through judgements. The author shows us how to recognize the fruits of ungodly judgements and answer questions such as: What is an ungodly judgement? What is the importance of the command not to judge? Why are judgements off-limits for believers?

The impact of ungodly judgements can be extremely damaging and far reaching in their effect. This unique book covers a subject rarely written about and yet it is so important that the Bible speaks extensively about it. There is little that is more offensive and divisive than a person with a judgemental spirit. The Bible's teaching on ungodly judgements is desperately needed for the health and growth of the Church. One critical step in the process of moving toward freedom and maturity in Christ is repenting of the ungodly judgements we have made against God, ourselves, and others, and breaking their power in our lives. The simple fact is that judging others is incompatible with foundational principles in Jesus' teaching and the teaching of His disciples.