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Judge Not! by Mike Ratliff
Judge Not!
This is Mike Ratliff's study on Jesus' command to His disciples to not judge others hypocritically. Enjoy and be blessed.
Judge Not Part 1 - The Mind of Christ
Judge Not Part 2 - The Source of Judging Others
Judge Not Part 3 - The Consequences of Judging Others
Judge Not Part 4 - The Necessity of Contentment
Judge Not Part 5 - The Curse of Self-Righteousness
Judge Not Part 6 - The Blessedness of Assurance
Judge Not Part 7 - The Balm of Hope
Judge Not Part 8 - The Invaluable Treasure of a Clear Conscience
Judge Not Part 9 - Doing all for the Glory of God
Judge Not Part 10 - Drinking from Christ's Cup of Suffering
Judge Not Part 11 - Wrestling the Correct Opponent
Jusge Not Part 12 - Loving your Enemies
Judge Not Part 13 - Behaving like a Christian
Judge Not Part 14 - Being a Living Sacrifice
Judge Not Part 15 - Letting the Word of Christ Dwell in You Richly
Judge Not Part 16 - Conclusion
Comments
Way to go, Mr. Ratliff! I read the majority of his series on his blog when it was first being posted. Very good stuff - I recommend that you all read it.
God bless,
A. Shepherd
The Aspiring Theologian
Knight of the Living God: Reformed Theology & Apologetics
Posted by: Aspiring Theologian | June 10, 2006 07:26 PM
Thanks Albert. I was as much surprised about this as you. :-)
Posted by: Mike Ratliff | June 10, 2006 08:05 PM
Dear Mr. RatliffI recently read your material Judge not and was very dissapointed when in ch. 14 you made mention of a brother Lawrence and practicing the prescence of God.What is there to practice? My Lord is omnipresent,the Holy Spirit makes His dwelling place in every born-again believer.This sounds like new age mistycal practices that have no place in Biblical Christianity!
Posted by: Linda | November 7, 2006 11:20 PM
Linda,
Sorry for taking so long to reply. If you read c14 carefully you will notice that all of my referenced to Brother Lawrence were in reference to a letter he wrote explaining the role of suffering in the life of believers. It has nothing at all to do with mysticism. Practicing the presence of God is just another way of referring to being Spirit-led or Spirit-filled. Are you denying that Christians can either be Spirit-filled or not?
In Christ
Mike Ratliff
Posted by: Mike Ratliff | April 2, 2007 02:44 PM