James 2:10-12(NIV)
"For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. For he who said, “You shall not commit adultery,” also said, “You shall not murder.” If you do not commit adultery but do commit murder, you have become a lawbreaker. Speak and act as those who are going to be judged by the law that gives freedom."
Brothers and Sisters there are many of us who show these kinds of attitudes by boasting of being righteous because they have a particular law that they do not break. Let say they do not commit fornication which noted to be common among the youth of late, or such people do not drink alcohol. May be they also have certain laws that they also fall short, because those sins are not easily recognised or are hidden for human to see, they tend to leave theirs and speak badly about those who engage in sins that are easily seen by most people.
We should remember that no sin small or hidden in the presence of God, whether small or big we shall be judge equally. We should be careful of our judgement for our neighbours, there only one who judges, and is God. There is no circumstance that we should consider our neighbours are the worse sinner, whiles you have not completed obeying all the laws( The ten Commandments). We should rather develop the attitude of approaching the person who has fallen short breaking the law, encourage them using the Scriptures to realise where they have fallen rather than accusing them of being the worse sinners.
Beloved, there is only one who is perfect, and is God Almighty, as far as we are humans we may commit sins a bit. But when we regret and confess God forgive us. We should try to assess ourselves on daily basis, so that we do not break many laws. As the Scripture says, if we are able to overcome all, but break one law it means we have done nothing. This means that Christians should be careful in our ways all the time, our lives must be consciously monitored in order not to fall short.
