You know that all unrighteousness is sin. If you think you have enough of your own to worry about you are right. If the evil of the day is sufficient thereof without worrying about tomorrow, then so is everyone’s own sin without worrying about the sins of others. Yet have you noticed that people have an insatiable desire for this? Sins of prominent people are called scandals and these are reported far and wide in great detail by reporters who know what their audiences want. On a more local level it is called gossip. I have called you to judge yourself with the promise and positive purpose that you should not be judged. What is the purpose for an interest in the sins of others?

Do you pray? Do you come to me when you need something, and come with a list of petitions to present? If you do so and you get what you want, then you say that your prayers have been answered. If it doesn’t happen, then do you patiently continue to pray, or assume that the answer is ‘no’ or ‘later’? But prayer can consist of more than petition. You can come and spend time with me even if you don’t ask for anything. This too is prayer. How will you know when it is answered? I will give you things you didn’t ask for, that you didn’t know you needed. I will reveal to you the mysteries of my Kingdom. I will transform you into my likeness. 

You know that you are saved by grace through faith, and your conversion can occur in a moment of belief. You are not saved by works, but my word also teaches you that faith without works is dead. In like manner faith without knowledge is dead. You don’t have to pass a test to be saved, but when you have received salvation you should want to know more about the basis of your faith. I promised to send the Comforter who is the Spirit of Truth to teach you and lead you into all truth. This doesn’t happen in an instant. It takes time and curiosity on your part. But if you continue in my word you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. 

When I presided over the last supper with my disciples I told them that whenever they should eat this bread or drink of this cup, to do it in remembrance of me. This has become a sacrament of the church that you refer to as communion or the Eucharist. It takes a variety of forms, but the common purpose behind them should be recognized as an observance of remembrance. You may not partake of this sacrament frequently, but you don’t need to limit your times of remembrance to it. Look for anything that puts you in remembrance of me and be eager to take part in these opportunities for they are beneficial for you. Do everything in remembrance of me.