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Treating Others the Right Way
Dave Shaner
June 16, 2002 |
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Introduction: There is a wrong way and a right way to
deal with the faults of people. Wrong ways include: Ignoring the fault;
Mislabeling the fault; Coming with the wrong spirit without taking note of one's
own faults. Now do you deal with a brother who is in error?
I. If it's not a test of salvation ...
A. ____________ self - Acts20:28; Matthew 7:1-5
B. Confront __________, your brother - Philippians 4:2-3
C. Avoid unreasonable ____________. - Philippians 4:2-3
D. Get the help of a trusted ____________. - Philippians 4:2-3
E. Remember his/her name is in the __________ of life. -
Romans 14:2-6
F. Don't exercise your __________ so as to damage a weaker
brother.
G. Seek __________ and mutual __________. - Romans 14:19
H. Pray for abundant ____________ from above. - James 3:13-18
II. What are faults serious enough to be a test of salvation?
A. Those who choose to go back to a law system. - Galatians
5:4
B. When a brother sins and will not repent. - Matthew 18:15-17
C. Blatant immorality. - I Corinthians 5
D. Practicing other evils. - I Corinthians 5:11
III. What do you do if it is a test of salvation?
A. Examine ____________ - Galatians 6:1
B. Examine your ____________.
C. Go to your ____________. - Matthew 18:15
D. Go ____________ - Galatians 6:1; Matthew 18:15b
E. Be generous with __________. - James 5:20; Matthew 18:21-22
F. If he doesn't listen, take two or three __________. -
Matthew 18:16
G. If he still refuses, tell it to the __________. - Matthew
18:17
1. Jesus says to treat him as an outsider.
2. I Corinthians 5:2,5,11,13
Conclusion: Why is this to be done?
1. To reclaim the fallen brother. - I Corinthians 5:5
2. To preserve the life of the body of Christ.
It is better to prepare and prevent than to have to repair and
repent.

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