Judgment

The other day in church one of my spiritual brothers asked a question, “How do I not judge?” Even now, more than a week later, I can honestly say, “I don’t know.” I am of the impression that it is impossible to not judge. I judge everyone and everything. I keep on judging. Then I question my judgments. I also do my best to judge with mercy and sympathy. The question, I aim to answer, quite thoroughly, in this article is how to judge.

My definition of Judgment:

In my honest to Kevin opinion, judgment is an opinion and a verdict. I, thanks to being Christian, focus on God’s final judgment. I sincerely believe we are in the last days. I believe that in the near future, I will be found worthy of God and that His son is about to return. There will come a day when God will sit upon the mercy seat and He will view each of my sins. Then He will pass jugdment on me. He will know that I put my faith in Jesus Christ. He will knwo that I begged for forgiveness. He being a wise and just judge will know that my sins have been washed clean by the blood of His son. Then I will be forgiven thanks to my willingness to repent.

Verdict: I am worthy of entering the Celestial Kingdom because I have repented adn I have asked to be forgiven for all of my sins.
Opinion: I am have made great strides by not only asking to be forgiven but also by doing my best to follow His lead. That I have embraced His holy words by having faith in bits and pieces of the scriptures.