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sermonette: The Principle of Rebuke

Rebuking With Mercy
Bill Cherry
Given 21-Jun-03; Sermon #618s; 15 minutes

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Luke 17:3 shows when rebuke is justified and when it is inappropriate. We must emulate the example of Jesus Christ, who never used guile or animosity as He responded to taunts, insults, or persecution. When Jesus rebuked, He provided helpful instruction. Some may have repented as a result of His thoughtful, tactful rebuke. The spirit of forgiveness should dominate in rebuke, even when it is done with force. Rebuke should have the purpose of communicating, not condemning. Communicate - don't hate.





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