Passage: The Gospel According to Matthew Matthew 7:1-6
In Matthew 7:1–6, Jesus calls us to approach others with humility, honestly examine our own sin, and exercise discernment as we offer help. Rather than forbidding any and all judgment, He teaches us to confront sin with a heart shaped by God’s grace and a sincere desire to restore our brother or sister.
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