When it comes to judging we often feel like we are left with only two choices: a punitive approach that leads to canceling and vengeance or a permissive approach that makes excuses and lets people off the hook. As followers of Jesus it is our responsibility to discern between right and wrong both individually and communally. Redemptive judgment requires responsibility, offers compassion, and results in redemption.

We Need To Talk About Judging

We live in a world where differences of opinion lead to breaks in relationships, where everyone is surrounded by media echo-chambers designed to provoke outrage, and where the culture tells us we must either cancel people or else defend bad behavior. How does the church tackle complicated and controversial issues in such a world? Join the staff & guests of The Well Church in Edmond, OK as we talk about these issues. We know we can't both follow Jesus and run from the conversation, we need to talk.

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We live in a world where differences of opinion lead to breaks in relationships, where everyone is surrounded by media echo-chambers designed to provoke outrage, and where the culture tells us we must either cancel people or else defend bad behavior. How does the church tackle complicated and controversial issues in such a world? Join the staff &amp; guests of The Well Church in Edmond, OK as we talk about these issues. We know we can't both follow Jesus and run from the conversation, we need to talk.

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