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	<title>Comments on: SCPC Podcast: Redeemed Talk 4, Dare to Discipline</title>
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		<title>By: Graeme J</title>
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		<dc:creator>Graeme J</dc:creator>
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		<description>Thanks Steve for bringing that message to us, it must have been a tough one to prepare. I am so thankful that God has supplied us with preachers who are willing to teach us God&#039;s word faithfully rather than tell us what our itching ears long to hear.

I know that I am tempted to take offence when people rebuke me but this was a good encouragement to be willing to grow in our godliness.

My fear is that if we as a church  are unwilling to rebuke other people until we&#039;ve extracted the 4 x  2 from our own eye then we may fall into the trap of never feeling righteous enough to rebuke anybody else (knowing my own sinfulness I know that is my case). I suspect the answer is, stop sinning, live God&#039;s way so that we are in a position to help other people. I wonder if we also need to be willing to listen to rebukes even though the person bringing the rebuke might have some issues themselves thatthey need to sort out? I imagine that the people who are in my small group would be in one of the best positions to rebuke me. Of course, I need to not only be willing to listen to rebukes but also willing to share my life honestly with them. So fella&#039;s who meet at Jon&#039;s, there&#039;s the challenge, hold me accountable.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks Steve for bringing that message to us, it must have been a tough one to prepare. I am so thankful that God has supplied us with preachers who are willing to teach us God&#8217;s word faithfully rather than tell us what our itching ears long to hear.</p>
<p>I know that I am tempted to take offence when people rebuke me but this was a good encouragement to be willing to grow in our godliness.</p>
<p>My fear is that if we as a church  are unwilling to rebuke other people until we&#8217;ve extracted the 4 x  2 from our own eye then we may fall into the trap of never feeling righteous enough to rebuke anybody else (knowing my own sinfulness I know that is my case). I suspect the answer is, stop sinning, live God&#8217;s way so that we are in a position to help other people. I wonder if we also need to be willing to listen to rebukes even though the person bringing the rebuke might have some issues themselves thatthey need to sort out? I imagine that the people who are in my small group would be in one of the best positions to rebuke me. Of course, I need to not only be willing to listen to rebukes but also willing to share my life honestly with them. So fella&#8217;s who meet at Jon&#8217;s, there&#8217;s the challenge, hold me accountable.</p>
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