Scriptural Discipline
Speaker: David Jennings Location: Palm Springs Bible School Date: 2014 Topic: Scriptural Discipline Class 1 - The Call of Holiness Class 2 - Forgiveness Class 3 - Mutual Responsibility Class 4 - Rebuke, Correction, & Withdrawal Class 5 - Deliver Unto Satan and Restoration
Classes
Class 1: David Jennings - Scriptural Discipline - Class 1 - The Call of Holiness
The class discusses the concept of holiness and scriptural discipline, emphasizing the importance of understanding and applying biblical teachings on moral behavior. It highlights the need for mutual responsibility and correction within ecclesias to maintain holiness and strengthen the community.
Class 2: David Jennings - Scriptural Discipline - Class 2 - Forgiveness
The class discusses the importance of forgiveness in scriptural discipline, emphasizing that forgiveness is a divine standard and a process of restoration for both the offender and the offended. It explores the concept of forgiving without waiting for reconciliation and the role of God in handling unresolved offenses.
Class 3: David Jennings - Scriptural Discipline - Class 3 - Mutual Responsibility
The class discusses mutual responsibility in scriptural discipline, emphasizing the importance of love and compassion in ecclesial interactions. It explores passages from Jude, Amos, and Corinthians, highlighting the need for personal accountability and the proper handling of conflicts within the ecclesia.
Class 4: David Jennings - Scriptural Discipline - Class 4 - Rebuke, Correction, & Withdrawal
The class discusses scriptural discipline, focusing on rebuke, correction, and withdrawal. It emphasizes the importance of self-examination, forgiveness, and the role of the ecclesia in handling non-repentant members.
Class 5: David Jennings - Scriptural Discipline - Class 5 - Deliver Unto Satan and Restoration
The class discusses scriptural discipline, focusing on the concept of delivering unto Satan and the importance of restoration. It emphasizes the need for self-examination, mutual responsibility, and the role of suffering in bringing about righteousness and holiness.