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Matthew 18:15 · BSB
18:15 If your brother sins against you, go and confront him privately. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over.
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…is too big. It's too concerning. It's too important to overlook. And we've got to confront them. Like that was week three when we learned fromMatthew chapter 18, verse 15. If your brother sins against you, go and rebuke him in private. If he listens to you, you've won your brother. Like super straightforward…
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…of my sermon. We'll talk a little bit about another verse, but for the most part, I really just wanna focus on one verse this morning and it isMatthew 18, verse 15. I'm gonna read it to you now. The Bible addresses this issue in multiple places, but like this is, I think probably the best. This is incredible.…
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…is the biblical one, right? What does the Bible say you should do when someone offends you? So let's go ahead and look. We're gonna start withMatthew 18, verse 15. This is a fantastic verse. Matthew 18, 15, it says, If your brother sins against you, go and rebuke him in private. If he listens to you, you have…
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…forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. That's how we get right with God, ask him for forgiveness and then I'm thankful forMatthew, chapter 18, verses 15 through 18. How we get right with our fellow man. Well, we go to them and go and get right. If we can't get right by just going to them and we try to get…
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…you remember we talked about the church discipline process. So that whole passage started with Peter or with Jesus saying this, if you look back atMatthew chapter 18 verse 15, Jesus actually says, if your brother sins against you, and now what was Peter's question in our passage? Hey, Jesus, if my brother's going to sin…
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…the gospel made visible. And so I want us to explore Matthew 16, 13 through 20, which reveals that God's, reveals the church's glory. And then inMatthew 18, verses 15 through 17, which shows how personal the church actually is. Now, Jesus speaks of the church only three times in the gospel, gospels. Three times in the…
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…a lot. We're gonna cover a lot of ground today. It's a little bit of a fire hose, so walk in, but we can do this. We got this. So let's open up toMatthew chapter 18, verse 15. Jesus says, if another believer, some of your translations, depending on what you're reading on, by the way, I'm reading from the mobile app,…
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…a lot. We're gonna cover a lot of ground today. It's a little bit of a fire hose, so walk in, but we can do this. We got this. So let's open up toMatthew chapter 18, verse 15. Jesus says, if another believer, some of your translations, depending on what you're reading on, by the way, I'm reading from the mobile app,…
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…not leave me alone in this effort. You are a grace given to me and I hope to one another and me to you. Jesus gives us instruction on in Matthew,Matthew chapter 18, verse 15 through 17, about how we're to go about this careful speck removal work. It's a four-step process. He starts in verse 15, if your brother sins against you, go…
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…and ask him to wash whatever spirit of offense has gripped our soul. But here are some scriptures that Jesus quotes in Scripture. Jesus and Paul,Matthew 18, verse 15, If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault, between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother.…
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…for whatever reason and they take on the mission of wanting to destroy you. And they will do that, they will accomplish that if we still think thatMatthew chapter 18 verse 15is going to fix it. We need to employ a different strategy and the Bible gives it very clearly here. Now the work of a tail bearer is very clever.…
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…in Matthew 18, 15 through 17 is supposed to be followed this idea of discipline, but in a kind of way that's going to lead to restoration inMatthew 18 verse 15 through 17. It says, if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you've gained your brother.…
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…helpful. Yelling at and disrespecting our children in front of others. Again, what does the Bible say to most Christians and or to all Christians?Matthew 18, verse 15. Moreover, if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault. Between you and him alone. If he hears you, you have gained your brother.…
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…what I discovered. Because if I discovered it, my guess is you probably haven't seen it even if you have read it before. And so we are looking atMatthew 18 verses 15 through 20. And it says, and some of this won't be new to you if you have read this before, but I expect some of it will be new to you. And somebody in here…
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…tell you anything you don't already know, but if you're like me, you need to be reminded of the character of our king so that you don't lose yours.Matthew chapter 18, verse 15. If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother. But if…
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…of two or three witnesses. So this is part of the law given regarding taking somebody to court. You know, Jesus is uses similar language inMatthew 18, verses 15 through 20. You know, it's all regarding church discipline, and that if the testimony of two or three witnesses, you know, against a brother in sin is…
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…such love when we must address our own failings, our own sins, our own offenses with one another? Jesus gave us clear instructions, thankfully, inMatthew 18, verse 15. If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault, between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother. But if…
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…the authority to represent me. How do I know that these people will continue to represent me? Jesus is concerned in these verses that we come to inMatthew chapter 18, verses 15 to 20. He's concerned with the purity of the church. He's concerned with the trueness of the confession that the church that he is building makes, and he…
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…keep your finger in Matthew 6, we'll get back there, but for now you can go to Matthew 18. Matthew 18, of course, is the church discipline passage.Matthew 18, verses 15. If your brother sins against you, tell him the fault. If he listens to you, great. If he can persist in sin, you bring a witness to the…
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…sovereign king. 1 Timothy 3-16 calls the gathering of the church the household of God. Paul calls this gathering the church of the living God. InMatthew 18, verses 15-20, Jesus explains how to confront sin in the church, and if necessary, how to apply church discipline. But in verse 20 of Matthew 18, it says, it is…
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