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The most faithful Christian families get pounded spiritually. We would all be wise to let God be their judge.

Except the most faithful Christians do not preach Chritslam and no one is trying to martyr Rick Warren so no one here is judging him.

2Ti_3:16 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:

When someone preaches something that goes totally against Scripture faithful Christians are not suppose to sit back and keep their mouth shut and say nothing . This mentality is why we are having the problems we are in this nation .

You say something to a muslim that he doesn't like - he chops off your head - that is judging someone .
You say something that goes against Scripture and a faithful Christian points out that you are wrong is not the same thing . The faithful Christian might be giving you a headache from what you have heard but he isn't sentencing you by chopping off your head so do not equate the two .

BTW Rick Warren helped elect Obama.

Rick is playing with fire in attempting to convert Muslims unless he can clearly distinguish between Muslims who want to kill you and Muslims who want to be friends, but I haven’t seen anything personally that he is compromising his Christian beliefs or preaching anything against scripture at all.

Just a quick question/comment. When we are speaking or interacting directly with a fellow Believer concerning a possible error in our actions, this scripture makes sense assuming our comments are made privately, with respect and out of love (agape).

I am not aware that Pastor Warren is a member of FreeRepublic and suspect that if he is, he would be otherwise occupied with larger issues than reading this thread. When the individual is not present or we are not interacting directly with them, but instead are interacting with others, how would our comments differ from gossip?

This is merely a question, not an admonition.