In Spite of How I Feel
The choice to obey or disobey is presented in what we are called to do and the attitude that we bring to obedience.
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Posted by Julie Ganschow | | Faith, Obedience |
The choice to obey or disobey is presented in what we are called to do and the attitude that we bring to obedience.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Peace, Relationships |
Peacemaking is a large part of being a biblical counselor or discipler. Have you been in the...
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Gossip, Relationships, Repentance |
Matthew 7:3-5 reminds us that the sin we see in others pales in comparison to the level of deception we have about our own sinfulness.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Church Membership, Repentance |
The disciplinary process set forth in Matthew 18 is not to be carried out in anger or vengeance; it is the most loving thing the Church can do for her own – even the act of putting the unrepentant sinner out of the fellowship as an unbeliever.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Faith, Repentance |
The goal in the conflict remains repentance for the sinner, reconciliation with God and man, and restoration to the fellowship of the church and the family.
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