No-Judgment Zones: The Latest Way a Wicked Culture Has Duped the Church by JOHN BURTON for Charisma News
GNN Note – As a recovered alcoholic while going through the Steps we discussed a great many times how we should be judgmental of situations and pay attention to what “our gut” – the Holy Spirit – is telling us regarding these situations. If I stand idly by and don’t judge people, against a Christian life / lifestyle, how do I avoid the enemy, sin and immorality?
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The church has been duped by a wicked and crafty culture.
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The world is boldly and unapologetically preaching its version of truth to the church, demanding compliance, and it has successfully caused change in theologies, church mission statements and a large segment of the body of Christ. In fact, the spirit of the age is working hard at redefining love in the minds of many Christians. Anything short of tolerance and everything smelling of judgment are branded as pure and utter hatred. Again, Christians by the millions are falling for the deception and the fiery unction of the Holy Spirit has been shut down in their lives.
I’ll make the point of this article clear:
God still judges today and we desperately need his loving judgment. We also need preachers, prophets and Christians everywhere to rise up with fire in their veins and a steel rod in their backs and confront sin, renounce wickedness and expose the darkness in the land.
I’ve written on this topic before, yet it seems the church is slipping further and deeper into the tainted theology the world is promoting today. The no judgment zone is expanding and anybody who violates it is immediately renounced.
Can you imagine parenting without any form of judgment? It’s ridiculous to consider. Can you imagine a workplace without any repercussions for violating company rules? How about a government with no judges and no judgments? It would result in anarchy and absolute disinterest in justice as the thugs run free. On the contrary, we celebrate justice and are thankful when rapists, killers, shoplifters and reckless drivers must stand before a judge and be held accountable for their crimes. Yet, many in the church are tragically renouncing justice (judgment) in the context of our modern Christian experience.
We Need Judgment in America Today
