It's time we check ourselves before we examine others.

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

I heard somewhere of a man went to the psychiatrist's office.

He had a scrambled egg on his head and a strip of bacon

over each year.

He said, I came to see you about my brother.

It's time that we stopped thinking about they and begin to think about ourselves and examine ourselves

because even those are saved may be guilty of some hypocrisy, including the man who's speaking, faults and others I can see, but praise

the Lord, there's none in me.

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Sometimes we can get so caught up trying to appear good before others. We neglect

the faults and flaws in our own hearts. The pastor, teacher, and author Adrian Rogers said

God doesn't look on the exterior. God looks on the heart.

In Romans chapter 2, the apostle Paul reveals how God handles hypocrites, specifically

addressing those who will judge the sins of others while ignoring sins of their own.

If you have your Bible, turn to Romans chapter 2 will begin in verse 1, as Adrian Rogers tells us how God handles hypocrites.

Howard Carter discovered the tomb of old King Tut back in the early 20s and when Howard Carter finally broke into the tomb of one of

Egypt's richest kings he went in there and he found the casket, the sarcophagus.

And it was a huge thing. I've seen it in the Egyptian museum.

Perhaps you have. And he opened that coffin, and inside was another coffin covered with gold leaf.

And he opened that, and inside was a third coffin and he opened that and inside was one of solid gold and

when he opened the fourth inside was King Tut.

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