Podcast Episode 5: Policing Morality is NOT Our Job

Where is the love people of God? God gave us to two commandments (Matthew 22:37-40) and neither one involves telling people what to do.

American Christians are doing a bad job at loving because they are too busy being the morality police. News flash: That’s not our job! This may be an Unpopular opinion but we as Christians are in no way qualified to tell others (non-believers or believers) whether they are worthy of entrance into the kingdom of God.

I'm not saying that we can't determine right and wrong, good or bad. I'm saying that it is not our job to condemn people to hell, throw away people, or try to change the minds of people who don't believe as we do. So what is our job?

In Episode 5 I talk about what God has really call us to do.

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