 In the middle of Matthew 18, Jesus gives us instructions on how to handle situations when another believer sins against us. When read in isolation, it may appear like it’s an impersonal policy to prove your point or a procedure to win an argument. Some might see it as a step-by-step guide to remove difficult people from their lives or church.
But is that the heart of this passage? Is that what Jesus intended us to put into practice? When we consider this passage in the context of the whole chapter, things begin to make more sense. On Sunday, we studied the entirety of Matthew 18 in the context of dealing with another believer who has sinned against us. Watch our study as we learn from Jesus about what to do when another believer has wronged us. Comments are closed.
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