John 8:1-11

 

Have you ever been accused of something before, whether you were guilty or not? Or maybe you've been judged or looked at a certain way. It's a hard thing to go through when your faults are pointed out to you. When we're doing something wrong, we fill guilty about it, and if we're caught doing something wrong, we try to flee or act like we really didn't do it even though we were just seen doing it. Basically, we know what we do is wrong, but we don't want to be shown our faults; we don't want to be judged for our wrongs. How easy is it to judge others of their wrongs' though? When we see others do something wrong, we're the first ones to jump on them and throw it in their face. We point and ridicule them don't we? Why is it so easy to do that to someone, but we don't do it to ourselves? We're no different from them. God sees sin as sin/wrong as wrong. When we want to point our fingers at someone, we should stop and look at our own lives. It may not be the same wrong, but it is still wrong, isn't it?