The Gospel for this Sunday is all about the judge. You know who is a bad judge? Scarecrow from “The Dark Knight Rises.” Scarecrow is one of the villains who presides over a kangaroo court, condemning the aristocracy to death. And he gives them two options, either death or exile.
And both of those options lead to death. And I’m sure all of us have experienced some time in our life that we may have been judged unjustly. And so we can get this in our mind that God is like that, too. That all God wants to do is point out our flaws. And waiting for us to fail. He’s waiting for us to mess up. Jesus reveals that the Father in heaven is a just judge. We can have trust in the Father being a good judge. God is not only a just judge, but He is a merciful father. That is all the confidence I need and all the confidence you need to rely on Him and trust in the Father who loves us.
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