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Lesson 17: Let No Man Judge You Colossians 2:16-23 This is an unusual title for a sermon or a lesson in the Word of God. We usually preach and teach that you should not judge others. That is what we are guilty of. You don’t usually have to remind people of our generation to not allow other people to…

Amos 1, 2 The message given by Amos 2,770 years ago is very applicable today. We need to walk the narrow path and keep our eyes on Jesus. The alternative is God's wrath.

Jesus is asked 'When will the Kingdom of God come?". He teaches us about the time he will come back to earth to judge all people - and how that knowledge of the future should impact the way we live today. Luke 17:20-37

2 Peter 2:10-16 This is a passage of warning but also of wisdom to strengthen us to not be deceived by the lies of non-beleivers. We must always be on guard and keep our eyes on God.

2 Peter 2:4-10 We must choose between salvation or God's judgement. Which will it be for you? It's not too late to bow before the Lord and ask for mercy and accept the love and grace of Jesus Christ.

1 Peter 4:12-19 Trials and suffering is part of our growth and commitment in Jesus Chirst. Are you ready? How will you react when the fiery trials come? Start now to deepen your walk with the Lord.

Ezekiel 4:1-17 The Lord used Ezekial (Son of Man) to create a visual of the judgement to come. God's people still continued to sin and turn away from God. God will not overlook sin and punishment was coming. Just as it is now, we must turn from sin and return in obedience to God.

1 John1:5-2:2 We have been forgiven through Jesus Christ. That does not give permission to sin. We are to strive for perfection. We are to confess our sins and to work hard to be better using Jesus as an example of holiness and righteousness. God's forgiveness is free, it was bought with Christ's blood, and is forever available!

Jesus tells a parable which shows the Jewish leaders and people that they have been warned repeatedly and are ignoring the warnings - so judgement will come. Jesus knows they will kill him - the parable makes this clear. They know Jesus is speaking against them - that's explicit. But still they ignore the warning - like Israel has done again and again through their long history. But Israel is just a smaller pictuire of humanity at large: tasked by God to look after his garden and rule over his world, we've filled it with brokeness rather than beauty. A time of judgement will come if we keep ignorning creation's owner - will you heed the warning? Will you change?