Tag: biblical correction
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Church Hurt Is Real: False Shepherds, Hidden Remnants, and the Path Back to True Fellowship
Article: Addressing ‘church hurt’ requires recognizing profound betrayal, not just minor offenses.
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The Divisive Tongue
From pulpits to social media, the divisive tongue has damaged the body of Christ for centuries. Rooted in pride, manipulation, and false teaching, it sows discord where there should be unity. This post explores the biblical call to guard our speech, reject political and worldly agendas in the church, and use our words to build…
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Christians that Slander Other Christians
Slander has no place in the Body of Christ. While Scripture calls us to correct one another in love and truth, modern Christian discourse often leans into prideful criticism, not biblical accountability.
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When Lies Masquerade as Truth: The Danger of Slander in the Church
Christians are called to expose false doctrine with truth, not with lies or slander. When believers spread rumors or exaggerations, even against false teachers, they not only damage their own witness but also hinder correction from taking root. God’s Word warns us against false reports, gossip, and speaking evil of others. This article calls the…
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Restore, Not Reign: The Forgotten Posture of Correction in the Church
Paul’s wisdom in Galatians challenges us to restore those in moral failure with gentleness, urging believers to guard themselves against temptation while aiding others.
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Correcting the Church Not the Culture: Recovering the Biblical Mandate
The church was never commanded to police the world. This book recalibrates mission, correction, and holiness according to Scripture. Discover why transformation begins inside the covenant community.