Weekend Service for September 24
Scripture Reading: Matthew 7:1-6

In my sermon, I discussed the human tendency to judge others and the importance of self-reflection and self-improvement before passing judgment. I used the analogy of a log in one's eye to illustrate the idea that we often overlook our own flaws while focusing on the minor flaws of others. I emphasized that we should strive to be more like Jesus, who showed grace, mercy, and love, even in the face of sin. I also highlighted the importance of community within the church, where we should support, encourage, and hold each other accountable, rather than passing judgment.

Key Takeaways:
- We often overlook our own flaws while focusing on the minor flaws of others. It's important to self-reflect and improve ourselves before passing judgment on others.
- We should strive to emulate Jesus, who showed grace, mercy, and love, even in the face of sin.
- The church community should be a place of support, encouragement, and accountability, rather than judgment.
- We should approach others with love and understanding, recognizing that we don't know the full extent of their struggles.
- Judgment ultimately belongs to God, and our role is to love and support each other.

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