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The #1 Way To Guard Against Apostasy

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Scripture: Hebrews 10:24-25Hebrews 3:12Hebrews 3:13Matthew 18:15-17Matthew 18:17-20Revelation 1:9-16
Topics: Resisting Temptation,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

“Take care, brothers, lest there be in any of you an evil, unbelieving heart, leading you to fall away from the living God.” (Hebrews‬ ‭3:12‬ ‭ESV‬‬)

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All Christians Need a Shepherd

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Scripture: Matthew 18:15-17
Topics: Church Discipline, Church Membership, Church Membership, Elders, Resisting Temptation, Resisting Temptation, Confrontation, Submission to Authority,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

In Acts 20:28, pastors are commanded to shepherd the flock of God with diligence and carefulness. But how are pastors able to discern who their flock actually is? Are you being intentional to make sure that there are shepherds in your life who can hold you accountable?

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Should Churches Be Governed By The Congregation?

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Scripture: Acts 6:1-6Matthew 18:15-17Matthew 18:17-20
Topics: Church Discipline, Church Membership, Church Membership, Elders, Church Polity, Deacons, Elders, Resisting Temptation, Resisting Temptation, Confrontation, Submission to Authority, Submission to Authority,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

What degree of authority should the members of a congregation have in their local church? Should pastors/elders have authority over everything, or should the congregation bear some measure of authority? If so, what specific things should the members of a congregation have authority over?

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Church Membership Matters

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Scripture: Matthew 18:15-17
Topics: Church Discipline, Church Membership, Church Membership, Elders, Church Polity, Deacons, Elders, Church Membership,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

This week Pastor Joel’s teaching was on the topic of Church Membership. His primary biblical text was Matthew 18:15-17. His focus was on the necessity of local church membership as the only sufficient context for practical obedience to several of the commandments found in the New Testament.