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| 2 | How do you gently rebuke / help guide fellow "lukewarm Christians" back to how the bible says to live? Has anyone actually seen any success with this?OP's title: "How do you gently rebuke..." And, while I do subscribe to scripture, and 1 Thess 5 reference is a good one, I do firmly believe there's far, far too much people telling others what to do, as if they're some sort of authority and know best. We have our own issues to worry about and should be doing something with them, not walking about, trying to find fault with others. So where is the line? To paraphrase, if it's a sin, bear witness of the sin. Otherwise, why do you strike at me? /f… | /r/RPChristians | 16/04/22 10:54 AM |
| 3 | How do you gently rebuke / help guide fellow "lukewarm Christians" back to how the bible says to live? Has anyone actually seen any success with this?Good verse. But no mention of "rebuke". Perhaps that is what I'm getting stuck on as, to me, rebuke is the response to sin, and guide, similar to the verse you just showed, is not. Hence my original answer. | /r/RPChristians | 15/04/22 11:19 AM |
| 2 | How do you gently rebuke / help guide fellow "lukewarm Christians" back to how the bible says to live? Has anyone actually seen any success with this?Yes, but that wasn't the question. If a brother is free in Christ, and is not sinning, what would he be rebuked for? | /r/RPChristians | 14/04/22 05:45 PM |
| 1 | How do you gently rebuke / help guide fellow "lukewarm Christians" back to how the bible says to live? Has anyone actually seen any success with this?If they're sinning, confront them with biblical process of discipline. If it's not sin, then what are you up in arms about? | /r/RPChristians | 14/04/22 09:54 AM |
| 8 | Newham teacher banned for life after impersonating a pupil to falsely accuse colleague of sexual assault - a recent update to a 2 year old story.That was my wife's first thought. Did she think he was abusing someone else? Poor journalism. But, I was thinking, asking what the guy did, would be akin to "victim blaming", the same thing people cry out about when a woman is raped and people ask what she was doing... (Wife did not like how that corresponded in my head.) | /r/MensRights | 22/08/19 01:46 PM |
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