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On Being Reformed - Commitment #6: “Participate in and Submit to the Process of Corrective Church Discipline When Necessary.”
Throughout this series, we have seen that Christ calls His Church to pursue holiness together. We have also seen that we are not to be isolated, individualistic Christians, but rather members of one body who are called to gather, fellowship, and care for one another. But now we need to address just what happens if a member strays from our Membership Covenant or begins to wander into sin. What does genuine biblical love look like when this happens? And as we look to Scriptur
11 hours ago7 min read


On Being Reformed - Commitment #5: “Financially support the church cheerfully and sacrificially.”
As we move into the final four commitments of our Knox Membership Covenant, we are no longer building on the covenant's foundation; rather, they all flow from the foundation that the first four have set in place. So far, we have seen that Scripture is our authority in all we do, that holiness is our calling as Christians and for the church itself, and that gathering and fellowship are God’s ordinary means of pursuing holiness together. Each of the first four commitments requi
5 days ago4 min read


On Being Reformed - Commitment #3 and 4: “Gather Faithfully and Pursue Biblical Fellowship.”
Hello, church family and anyone else reading this. So far, we have seen that in our first two commitments of the Knox Membership Covenant, Scripture is the ultimate authority for everything we believe and practice as a church. We have also seen that God calls every believer, and therefore His Church, to pursue holiness. Now, an obvious follow-up question is: “If we are called to a pursuit of holiness as a church, how does God intend for us to do this?” The remaining commitm
Jul 166 min read
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