Oluseun ArowolajuFounder, The Tentmakers · preacher. builder.

Righteous Living: Judging Others When You're Guilty?

Name: Righteous Living: Judging Others When You're Guilty?
Uploaded: 2025-06-07T21:49:15+00:00
Duration: 33 s
Channel: Oluseun Arowolaju
Description: In this short sermon‑style monologue, the speaker condemns hypocrisy, arguing that people who judge others while themselves guilty have no moral…

7 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this short sermon‑style monologue, the speaker condemns hypocrisy, arguing that people who judge others while themselves guilty have no moral authority. Using vivid analogies—comparing such judges to thieves or murderers who try to correct others while awaiting trial—the speaker asserts that their words carry no weight. The talk concludes with a call to live righteously, emphasizing personal integrity over external judgment.

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If everybody's a thief, who's going to correct the thief? Y'all ever had somebody like that, that they tried to correct you for the thing they've been doing themselves? What was your response? Their words mean absolutely nothing. There's no weight. There's no authority. That's just like somebody who is in court for murder judging other murderers while they're still yet to see trial. Like, what are you— how you going to judge me when you about to go to jail for the same thing? So to answer your question, the way that we can examine this is to make sure that we are living a righteous life.