Reconciliation (Matthew

thenarrowpath.com | Side A : Steve Gregg discusses the importance of reconciliation within the Christian community. He emphasizes the need to handle interpersonal conflicts internally, rather than turning to outside sources like the court system. Gregg asserts that the goal of confronting someone who has sinned against another person should be to bring about repentance, rather than condemnation. He also warns against the pitfalls of judgmentalism and urges Christians to turn away from those who persist in sinful behavior. TRANSCRIPT: opentheo.org/i...
Side B: Steve Gregg discusses the topic of reconciliation in a church community. He suggests that a person who has been kicked out of a church for not following the standards upheld by the community should not be condemned, but instead should be approached with zeal and a desire to vindicate them. He explores the concept of denominationalism and suggests that one should not be afraid to speak out against it, as it is a biblical principle to do so. Gregg also emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and mercy in reconciling with others, even when they have sinned against us multiple times. TRANSCRIPT:
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Side A : Steve Gregg discusses the importance of reconciliation within the Christian community. He emphasizes the need to handle interpersonal conflicts internally, rather than turning to outside sources like the court system. Gregg asserts that the goal of confronting someone who has sinned against another person should be to bring about repentance, rather than condemnation. He also warns against the pitfalls of judgmentalism and urges Christians to turn away from those who persist in sinful behavior. TRANSCRIPT: opentheo.org/i/1603281467344061070/reconciliation-part-1 Side B: Steve Gregg discusses the topic of reconciliation in a church community. He suggests that a person who has been kicked out of a church for not following the standards upheld by the community should not be condemned, but instead should be approached with zeal and a desire to vindicate them. He explores the concept of denominationalism and suggests that one should not be afraid to speak out against it, as it is a biblical principle to do so. Gregg also emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and mercy in reconciling with others, even when they have sinned against us multiple times. TRANSCRIPT: opentheo.org/i/1603281467344061071/reconciliation-part-2

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Tell it to the church. One church, the Catholic Church .