Biblical Answer

What's the point of going to church when everyone is judging me?

The Bible tells us not to make hypocritical judgments, but rather to have a genuine relationship with God and others. We are not to judge others based on their external actions, but rather on the fruit of their character. The Bible says, "Do not judge by appearances, but judge with right judgment" (John 7:24). This means that we are not to make judgments based on how people look or act on the outside, but rather on the quality of their relationships and the fruit of their lives.

It's also worth noting that everyone makes judgments, not just Christians. The issue is not whether we make judgments, but whether we do so with a spirit of superiority or with a heart that is seeking to understand and help others. As Jesus said, "Judge not, that you be not judged" (Matthew 7:1). This means that we should be careful not to judge others in a way that reflects poorly on ourselves, but rather to seek to understand and love others as we would want to be understood and loved ourselves.

Going to church is not about seeking to judge others, but rather about seeking to grow in our relationship with God and to be a part of a community that is seeking to live out their faith in a way that honors God. When we go to church, we are not there to judge others, but rather to be judged by God and to be held accountable for our own actions. We are there to seek forgiveness, to grow in our faith, and to be encouraged by others as we seek to live out our faith in a way that honors God. As Jesus said, "By myself I can do nothing" (John 5:30), and coming to church is about recognizing that we need God's help and guidance in our lives.