Pastor Jonathan Kollmann Like so many sayings we hear today, this is often taken completely out of context to fit an agenda. This is often said by people exhibiting behavior that the Bible identifies as sin because they want to justify themselves. This is also said because we live in an age of moral relativism that rejects the Bible as the foundation of truth. When Jesus said, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged,” He was not teaching that we abandon our mind or reasoning capability in discerning the behavior of others. We are to make judgments based on the truth of God’s Word, not our opinions or the latest narrative of political correctness. We are to humbly and carefully exercise judgment with the objectiveness of the Word, instead of the subjectiveness of our opinions.