Show Notes
Billy Hanna urges us to confront our own blindness before criticising others, exposing the danger of harsh judgement and the necessity of grace.
Billy Hanna walks us through Jesus’ teaching on judgement, reminding us that while we are not called to avoid discernment, we must approach it with humility and self-awareness. As we reflect on the “log and speck” analogy, we are confronted with our tendency to magnify others’ faults while ignoring our own deeper issues. He calls us to remember that we will stand before God, receiving abundant grace, and so we should extend that same grace to others. As we examine our hearts, we are encouraged to deal seriously with our own sin first, allowing God to transform us भीतर, so that any correction we offer comes from love rather than pride. Ultimately, we are pointed to Christ, whose grace enables us to judge rightly, live faithfully, and build our lives on a firm foundation.
Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 22nd of March 2026 during the 10:00 am service.
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