Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro
I. Is all discipline negative?
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What is church discipline?
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What does the Bible say about church discipline?
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How has church discipline been handled by past Christians?
V. Would our Church ever practice church discipline?
VI.
Why practice church discipline?
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For the good of the person being disciplined
2. For the good of Christians, seeing the danger of sin
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For the health of the Church as a whole
4. For the corporate witness of the Church
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For the Glory of God, as we reflect His holiness
VII.
What if we don't practice church discipline?
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