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39. Tackling Sin and Glorification in the Early Church 1 Co 5:6–9
Let's learn from the early church in Corinth and the Bible's teachings. They had a problem tolerating and celebrating sin, which is dangerous for any church community. Though their time differed from ours, we can still find valuable lessons for today.We should be careful not to misunderstand Christian love and acceptance. While God's grace is for everyone, it doesn't mean we should accept sin without consequences. Love and accountability go hand in hand, and we must take sin seriously, dealing with it kindly and truthfully.Church discipline is crucial for keeping our church healthy and holy. We shouldn't avoid confronting sin or applying discipline because it might cause disagreements. Ignoring unrepentant sin can spread and harm our church's spiritual well-being.As followers of Christ, we need to stand firm on God's Word and be a positive influence in a world with lax morals. We shouldn't let cultural influences shape our beliefs or weaken our commitment to righteousness.