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Matthew 18:15–16 · 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.
18:16 But if he will not listen, take one or two others along, so that ‘every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.’
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…service, today we close our summer focus with Matthew 18. And this chapter may sound familiar to you. Matthew 18 is often used as shorthand forMatthew 18, verses 15 through 20, where Jesus gives us instructions on how to handle conflict and sin within the church. But Matthew 18 is so much more than that, and actually…
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…and I like knowing what we're supposed to be headed towards. So here we go. Buckle your seatbelts. If you have your Bibles with you, let's readMatthew 18, verses 15 through 20. And would it be okay if we just stood up in kind of honor and respect of the scripture? I'll be reading from the ESV version. It says, if your…
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…church, and if he refuses to listen even to the church, let him be to you as a Gentile and as a tax collector. Here's a question: what's wrong withMatthew 18:15-17? Nothing. But we don't trust Jesus. When a problem comes, Jesus says, go to him. You go to Brother A. You know who we go to? Brother Z. We skip the…
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…and sisters that are in sin. Jesus gives us instruction in Matthew 18 of what this is to look like. You can flip there if you would like inMatthew 18, verses 15 to 17. It goes, If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, just between the two of you. If they listen to you, you have won them over.…
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…doesn't throw out like a random uh question here, right? He's actually responding to something that Jesus had just taught earlier. See, earlier inMatthew chapter 18, verses 15 through 20, Jesus lays out the process of dealing with sin within the community. What many churches maybe refer to as uh church rest a model for church…
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…not something cool and fun? It's the end of the day, it's been a long week. And so who here were the two main scriptures that the Lord gave me isMatthew 18, verse 15 through 16. And so I began to talk to them about this. I said, if you have an issue with someone, what does the Bible say to do? It says to go and post it on…
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…week. [SPEAKER_01]: And I realized I didn't read the whole thing, but it should, because it's hard just to go through partners. [SPEAKER_01]: SoMatthew chapter 18 verse 15 through 22says this. [SPEAKER_01]: By the way, the verses I read last week were Matthew 18 19 through 20. [SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, here we go. [SPEAKER_01]:…
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…that we go to to understand it. Three key passages that guide us and teach us and constrain us in how to do it well. The first of which isMatthew 18, verses 15 through 20, which are the Lord's direct instruction. This is Jesus teaching us how to do church discipline. And we've looked at that quite a bit. But there…
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…ourselves, which is often easy to do. We need to follow careful instructions of Jesus in how we deal with conflict in the body of Christ, followingMatthew 18, verse 15 to 17. Above all, in keeping the peace, we should avoid all kinds of gossip about other people and lend the strict discipline of keeping confidences.…
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…that we obey the words of God. By what? By forgiving and reconciling one another. Hallelujah. And let's go back from verse 15 of Matthew 18.Matthew 18, verse 15 to 17. Moreover, if your brother sins against you, if your brother sins against you, go and do what? And tell him his fault between you and him alone. If…
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…look at this process and see that it is not this hateful bigotry, aggressive, whatever you want to call it that has been understood in the past.Matthew, chapter 18, verses 15 through 17, says 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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…of scripture that speak to this issue of what to do next. And we're gonna start with Matthew chapter 18 as our first one. I'm gonna read to youMatthew 18, verses 15 through 17. We looked at this passage last week. In fact, we've looked at parts of this passage multiple times already in this series, but we are revisiting…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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