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I'm Dalton, a member of the Paul Tripp Ministries team.

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This week, as we continue our series on discipleship, Paul wants to revisit the word, do again,

in the love, no, speak,do ministry model we've been discussing.

Here's this week's Wednesday's work.

Have you ever experienced a moment of conviction, made a preliminary confession of sin and commitment to change,

only to have it get lost and forgotten about in the frenetic pace of life?

This is the struggle of every Christian, because while we have the presence of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us,

we also still wrestle with remaining sin while residing in a fallen world.

So how do we truly change?

But more specifically, as it pertains to our current series on love, know, speak, do, how do we

help others change?

Love, no, speak, do.

When you help others do, you are simply encouraging them to be dissatisfied with the gap

between their confessional and functional theology. We meet with them, encourage them,

challenge them, rebuke them, and model for them how to live out their identity as children

of God, claiming the rights and privileges of the gospel. See Hebrews 10, 19 through 25. But how specifically? Here are three

agenda-setting questions to constantly be asking yourself about the person whom you are mentoring,

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