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The Power of Godly Sorrow About Sin
Martin Charlesworth
Titus had reported back good news to Paul. There was sorrow about the sexual sin that had taken place and this had led to repentance which in turn leads to reconciliation. the church responded well to Paul’s intervention.
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  • Paul Defends his Role as an Apostle
  • Downloads: 14
  • Recorded: 14/04/2025
  • Length: 26 minutes
  • Reference: 2 Corinthians 7:2-16
A case of Church Discipline
Martin Charlesworth
Paul tackles a case of incest in the Corinthian church. He explains the need to deal with sin within the church. Jesus had taught how to put church discipline into action. The man in Corinth needed to be put out of the church although there would always a way back into the church.
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  • Paul and the Corinthian Church
  • Downloads: 359
  • Recorded: 20/04/2024
  • Length: 0 minute
  • Reference: 1 Corinthians 5:1-13
     
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