Cleaning the House without Killing the Kids
- Introduction
- Quick Overview
- A serious moral problem
- A need for holiness
- An earlier letter and a call for judgment
- What do we do with this?
- A rare problem, spiritual power, do not judge
- Accountability and judgmentalism
- What do we do with this?
- Two concepts: Accountability and Judgmentalism
- Judgementalism
- Accountability
- A practical contrast
- Judgmentalism cuts down; accountability seeks restoration and growth
- Judgmentlaism nit-ick relentlessly; accountability has a sense of proportion
- Judgmentalism presumes to see the heart; accountability focuses on actions
- Judgementalism assumes the worst; accountability assumes the best wherever possible
- Judgmentalism is quick to make pronouncements; accountability prefers to ask questions and make observations
- Judgmntalism speaks harshly; accountability prefers to speak gently
- Judgemntalsim speaks from above; accountability speaks from alongside
- Judgmentalism claims persona authority; accountability is practiced in community
- Concluding thoughts