The Judgment System (Part II with Pastor Douglas Wilson)

Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater

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🗓️ 1 February 2026

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Mike Slater examines the stark contrast between worldly justice systems—often flawed by human bias, political agendas, and incomplete accountability—and God's perfect, eternal judgment that weighs the heart and ultimate truth. Drawing from biblical principles and current events, the discussion highlights how earthly courts and policies can fail to deliver true righteousness, leaving believers anxious amid injustice, while divine judgment promises impartiality, mercy for the repentant, and accountability for all. Listeners are encouraged to find peace not in relying on fallible human institutions, but in trusting God's sovereign authority over every ruler, law, and outcome. This is part two of two. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Thanks to listening to Politics by Faith. This is part two of our special called the
0:03.0	judgment system. Part one was my monologue about how men and women are different. And then
0:08.5	we talked to Pastor Michael Clary about the gullible Christian. And he really clarified a lot of
0:13.7	things which is really good. This was Pastor Douglas Wilson and we went through three words.
0:17.7	Judgment, don't judge. justice and salvation and how they all three
0:22.6	work together. We'll start with him, and then we'll wrap up with my grand finale.
0:32.3	Welcome back to our special here on the first TV, the judgment system. Let's go ready to
0:37.4	Pastor Douglas Wilson,
0:39.3	the great Douglas Wilson. He's a minister of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, and his newest book,
0:45.3	Frequently shouted questions. It's great, not asked, shouted, frequently shouted questions about
0:51.3	Christian nationalism. Pastor Wilson, how are you, sir? Doing great. Thanks for having me. Great to talk to you. So let's talk about some of these big words that we hear thrown around all the time. And I don't know how you want to go about it. Maybe we can talk about like the worldly way they're defined and then get into the biblical way, however you want to do. But let's do what? Judgment and justice. What is worldly judgment? We're told not to judge.
1:12.9	Yeah.
1:13.6	Well, we're told not to judge with a double standard.
1:16.5	In Matthew 7.1, Jesus says, judge not lest you be judged.
1:21.3	But then the reason is, for the judgment with which you judge, you shall be judged.
1:25.7	So don't judge other people with a standard that would
1:29.6	flunk you if it were applied to you. Don't have double standards. And we know that this is not an
1:35.1	absolute prohibition against judgment at all, because down in verse 14, Jesus tells us to beware of
1:42.3	false teachers, false wolves, wolves who come in to destroy the flock.
1:46.6	So we're supposed to exercise judgment as understood as discernment, but we're not supposed to exercise judgment as defined as accusation,
1:58.1	where you are simply want to take the other person down and whether it was righteous
2:04.3	or not doesn't matter to you. So don't have a double standard. Judge with right judgment.
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