STOP JUDGING OTHER BELIEVERS — It’s None of Your Business | Robert McLaughlin Bible Ministries
STOP JUDGING OTHER BELIEVERS — THE PRIVACY OF THE BELIEVER PRIESTHOOD | Romans 8:33
NOTE: This message is a continuation of the message aired on Monday, August 17, 2026, which was cut short. In this video, we pick up with the second half of that message, followed by the Q&A session.
In this powerful Bible class, Pastor Robert R. McLaughlin continues the Doctrine of Election and examines one of the great freedoms of the Christian life: the privacy of the royal priesthood.
Romans 8:33 asks:
“Who will bring a charge against God’s elect? God is the one who justifies.”
As believers in Jesus Christ, we are royal priests who ultimately represent ourselves before God. We are not called to live someone else’s spiritual life, make their decisions, or appoint ourselves as judges over other believers.
This message explores:
• The privacy of the believer priesthood
• Why believers should not judge or malign one another
• Living your life as unto the Lord
• Growing in grace and knowledge through Bible doctrine
• Spiritual self-esteem and spiritual autonomy
• The role of the pastor-teacher
• Taking responsibility for your own decisions
• Why our motivation will ultimately be evaluated by God
• The freedom that comes from understanding there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus
Pastor also reminds us that people may judge our decisions, motivations, and even our personalities—but God is the One who justifies.
Our responsibility is to keep growing in His grace and knowledge and apply Bible doctrine to our own lives.
The second portion of this video includes the Q&A session, covering questions about loving people we may not personally like, faith and works, spiritual growth, and other biblical subjects.
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