Thank you! / Questions concerning treatment of disciplined members
This article addresses practical questions about how to relate to family members who have been excommunicated from the church, exploring the tension between maintaining church discipline and showing Christian love and witness. Through correspondence between a concerned reader and Prof. Gritters, the piece examines the biblical and confessional basis for post-excommunication conduct, particularly regarding family gatherings and the balance between admonition, prayer, and setting a godly example.
Thank you! I have enjoyed in my reading and even studying, the Standard Bearer. I don't have the words to express my appreciation. I saved my copy of November 15, 2022 -- Vol. 99, No.4 -- titled "The Reformation's Recovery of Justification by Faith Alone." It's a little bit worn. A great read in loaning out to others. Justification in the blood of Jesus, J.R.G. [prisoner in Texas] Questions concerning treatment of disciplined members Editor's note: In response to a recent editorial, a...
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