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Some Things Can’t Be Avoided
/Matt.
5:23-34, Matt.
7:1-6/
/Thunderbolt – shattering a sentimental mindset or interpretation/
/To obey – you  must be able to determine who are dogs & swine.
Titus 3:10-11/
Not standing toe to toe.
Jesus is calling for something much more redemptive & loving than confronting someone with a list of their wrongs.
Help – restore – save – forgive
            Restoration is echoed throughout Scripture
            Quarreling~/arguing~/foolish controversies are condemned in Scripture
Illustration – give a hint to what we are talking about
God does not intend for us to relate to one another at a distance or    through other people.
If someone has something against you:
Unfounded or the other person’s fault -> conclusion:  I have no responsibility.
Why should we initiate:
1.     Jesus says to
2.     Greater Peace
a.     Remove misunderstanding
b.     Discover behavior in you which needs changing
3.     Out of love      Mark of love
a.     Bitterness~/anger~/hatred~/unforgiveness are serious in God’s sight
b.     Potentially destroy another brother
c.
You can make the effort
 
When someone’s sins are too serious to overlook
·        Against you -  looking at it from viewpoint of brother against whom the sin is committed
·        Sins – telling the whole community how to handle a situation when a brother sins – immediate context is the sin of despising another brother.
When is it time to go?
·        Dishonoring God
·        Damaging your relationship
o   Feelings~/thoughts~/words~/actions have been altered for more than a short period of time.
·        Damaging others
o   Made public – others take sides
·        Damaging the offender
o   “do your own thing” mentality – do nothing even when they sin.
Someone ensnared.
o   Lev 19:17
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