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Walking by Faith

A ministry of a church of Christ in the Boston area

the Law

Do Not Judge Others (James 4:11-12)

James insists we must not judge others. Jesus taught the same thing in the Sermon on the Mount. So why do so many Christians in our circles feel entitled to judge and look down on others? What excuses do Christians make to justify this behavior? We explore the significance of this teaching and tackle some

Do Not Judge Others (James 4:11-12) View Lesson

Clean and Unclean Animals (Deuteronomy 14:1-21)

Should Christians today care about the distinction between the clean animals (which could be eaten by Jews) vs. the unclean animals (which could not)? Several passages in the New Testament explain that we are no longer bound by these rules. However, early Christians saw in them foreshadowings of important truths that continue. In this lesson,

Clean and Unclean Animals (Deuteronomy 14:1-21) View Lesson