10. Why are Christians So Mean?
Why are Christians so mean to each other? Jesus said, “Do not judge.” So why does judgment feel so common, especially inside the church? In this episode of No Condemnation, John Ortberg explores one ...
2 Feb 14min
9. How to Respond When Your Family Becomes Judgmental
There’s no condemnation for me.But if I’m honest… there’s still plenty of condemnation in me. So today we’re looking at one of the strangest, most uncomfortable, and most liberating stories in the Bi...
30 Jan 20min
8. Does God Condemn the World?
The world feels like it’s falling apart and it’s tempting to think condemnation is the only honest response. But what if God sees the world very differently? In this episode, we step back and look at...
29 Jan 16min
7. What To Do When You Feel Defeated
What do you do when life crushes you? When failure is public, shame feels loud, and condemnation (external or internal) won’t let up? In this episode, we explore an unexpected truth: God often does H...
28 Jan 13min
6. How Comparison Turns Into Condemnation
Comparison is the quiet engine behind condemnation. In this episode, we explore why sizing ourselves up against others feels so natural and why it so often turns us anxious, resentful, and judgmental....
27 Jan 15min
5. How to Remove Condemnation from Your Mind (Luke 18)
We all have a them. The people we quietly feel superior to.The ones we distance ourselves from.The ones we’re pretty sure God should work on… preferably far away from us. In this episode, John Ortber...
26 Jan 14min
4. Why It's Easier to Judge Other People
We’re surprisingly confident judges for people who barely know the math. In this episode, John Ortberg explores why condemnation feels so natural, why it’s usually way off, and how Jesus exposes the ...
23 Jan 14min
3. "Neither Do I Condemn You" —Jesus
Condemnation doesn’t just come from what others say about us — it also comes from the stories we tell ourselves. In this episode of Become New, John Ortberg explores how easily we slip into self-conde...
22 Jan 13min
