Sermon Tone Analysis
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language is exactly a quote from the LXX from Lev.
You will also remember that the Lord Jesus told Peter that Satan desired to have him to sift him as wheat.
The Lord Jesus permitted Satan to do this to Peter.
Peter was turned over to Satan, and that night he denied his Lord.
What he did was just as dastardly as the crime of Judas Iscariot.
However, Peter hated himself and he hated what he had done, but it taught him how weak he was.
God used this experience to produce the kind of man who would get up and preach the sermon that Peter preached on the Day of Pentecost.
~ J Vernon McGee
Even Paul was given a physical limitation so that he would not think too highly of himself
Process:
Share The Gospel
Teach good practice from Scripture
Accountability (nip it in the bud)
Church discipline
Eject from fellowship (pray that God will use any circumstance to bring them to their knees)
Goal is always: Restoration
Do You tend to judge others actions on a personal level?
Have You ever seen church discipline work well?
It usually does without most people knowing about it!
What areas in your life do you need to work on or have accountability in?
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