Main Point: Helping others see rightly requires that we see clearly first
1. Gracious Eyesight - Refuse Hypocritical Judgement
2. Discerning Eyesight - Exercise Wise Judgement
Home Group Questions:
1) Why is it often easier to see the sins of others than our own sins?
2) Have you ever experienced a "Nathan moment" when someone helped you see a blind spot in your life? What happened?
3) In what situations are you most tempted to have a critical or censorious spirit?
4) How can we tell the difference between loving concern for someone and a desire to control or fix them?
5) What are some modern examples of "casting pearls before pigs"? Why is it sometimes difficult to know when to keep speaking and when to stop pressing an issue?
6) How does remembering God's grace toward you change the way you respond to the sins and failures of others?