23/05/2026
Dear follower;
God created a world full of different people… different backgrounds, different cultures, different struggles, different stories and different abilities. And yet, somehow, we’ve made it normal to judge people based on a moment, a post, a rumor, or an assumption.
But God never asked us to judge.
He asked us to love.
I want to share a Dream that I had last night.
Most times when I wake up from a dream, I can barely remember my dreams or fully make sense of them. But this particular dream was clear as a whistle. I’m not going to unpack the entire dream, but I do want to share part of it with you.
In the dream, I was driving my husband’s truck and picked up a woman who needed a ride. When we arrived at her house, there were cars lined up along the street, so I ended up parking in front of someone else’s home nearby. As the lady got out of the truck, she thanked me, and she walked up the street and into her house.
Suddenly, her neighbor came running toward me. The first thing I noticed about her was how beautiful she was. Her hair was perfectly done, her makeup looked flawless, and she appeared very put together. She asked me, “Do you know who you just gave a ride to?”
I looked at her and said, “No ma’am, I don’t.”
She then responded, “She’s one of those kinds of people.”
Now, I’m not going to go into detail about what she meant by that, but my response was simple: “Okay… that’s her business. That has nothing to do with me.”
But this is the part of the dream that really shook me. When I looked back at her, her appearance had completely changed. Her hair was messed up, her makeup was smeared all over her face, and she no longer looked beautiful. She looked evil—almost like the spawn of Satan.
In the dream, I immediately began saying, “I rebuke you Satan in the name of Jesus!” and I actually spoke those words out loud. That’s when I woke up.
After I woke up, I asked the Lord, “What do You want me to do with this? What are You trying to show me?”
That dream said so much.
I helped someone with a pure heart.
I wasn’t concerned about who she was, what she did, or what people thought.
I simply showed kindness.
But the neighbor?
Beautiful on the outside… but when she opened her mouth to judge, her appearance changed.
That’s exactly how judgment works…it distorts us spiritually. It makes us look nothing like God.
The bible says: “Judge not, that you be not judged.” — Matthew 7:1
• “Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned.” — Luke 6:37
Jesus wasn’t talking about Judgment Day. He was talking about the everyday moments when we decide someone’s worth based on our own standards, opinions, or assumptions.
Judgment is not just spoken…it’s thought, it’s typed, it’s felt.
And social media? Whew.
It’s the quickest place to judge and the easiest place to be judged.
People scroll, see one post, and think they know your whole life.
But God sees the heart…not the highlight reel, not the comments, not the rumors.
A Heart Check for Today
Ask yourself:
• Have I judged someone in my mind?
• Have I assumed something about someone based on what I saw online?
• Have I compared someone’s life to my standards?
If the answer is yes… you’re human. But God calls us to grow.
Today, take a moment to repent, reset, and realign your heart.
🙏🏽 Prayer for Today
Father God, thank You for this beautiful Friday. Thank You for another day to breathe, to love, and to grow. Lord, remove any spirit of judgment from my heart. Teach me to see people the way You see them…with compassion, grace, and understanding. Help me to guard my thoughts, my words, and my reactions. Purify my heart so that I reflect Your love and not my assumptions. Today, I choose kindness over criticism, grace over gossip, and understanding over judgment. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Final Thought
Everyone is not like you..and that’s the beauty of God’s creation. You don’t know their story. You don’t know their battles. You don’t know their prayers.
But you can choose to love them anyway.
