Should we go to someone privately first before we critique them online?

Is it required of us a Matthew 18 that I must first confront someone and hopefully get them to confess or to repent privately before I'd ever do something publicly?

That's the conversation for today.

Christians critiquing Christians publicly. That's the conversation for today. Christians critiquing Christians publicly.

What's the rules of engagement from the Bible?

We're going to talk about that today.

Hopefully that would be helpful for you.

This happens quite a bit.

How dare you confront that person without first going to them privately?

You're now in sin.

I can't longer watch this video. Well, maybe we should

think about what the Bible has to say about that. And let's jump into it. Stay tuned.

Ever read the Bible and walk away feeling like you're failing? No matter how hard you try,

you're never measuring up. That's not a motivation problem.

That's a reading problem. Most people have never been taught how to read the Bible the way Jesus taught it.

So when they hear things like be perfect, deny yourself, take up your cross. They assume it's all

about trying harder. But what if that's not what Jesus was doing at all? What if the law

isn't meant to fix you but to reveal your need for a Savior? And what if the gospel isn't advice?

But an announcement of what Christ has already done for you. That's the difference between law

and gospel. And once you see it, everything changes. Clarity, rest, and confidence.

In the Bible, according to Jesus,

I show you how to read scripture

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