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Blogcast: The Blessing of Church Discipline
In this episode, we share a sermon manuscript on Matthew 18:12-20 titled The Blessing of Church Discipline.
The Blessing of Church Discipline
By placing the story of the lost sheep immediately before verse 15, Matthew shows us that one of the ways that Jesus “goes and gets the lost sheep” is through the church – by sending his people who are not presently straying to go and get those who are presently straying to bring them back into the fold.
The Adopting Act of 1729 - Part 1
This issue of denominational identity was a contentious one for the Presbyterians who traced their roots back to Calvin’s Geneva, Knox’s Scotland, and the Puritan nonconformists in the Church of England.