What does the Bible mean when it says, “Do not judge”?



  • Jesus’ command “Do not judge” is often misunderstood and used to silence conversations about morality and correction.
  • Judgment should be approached with humility, focusing on self-reflection before addressing others’ faults.
  • Righteous judgment involves discernment rooted in love and Scripture, while condemning judgment is hypocritical and rooted in pride.
  • Believers are called to evaluate conduct within the church for accountability, but must do so with the goal of restoration and grace.

A Heart of Grace: What Jesus Truly Meant by “Do Not Judge” Have you ever felt the sting of it? Perhaps it was a quiet comment in the church foyer, a concerned look from a family member, or a pointed remark from a fellow Christian that left you feeling small, misunderstood, and hurt. You may have an unconventional look, with tattoos and piercings that express who you are, only to be told by a well-meaning believer that if you were…

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