Yesterday, Tim Challies began an interview with John MacArthur with five questions. Today he posted MacArthur’s responses to the second five questions. A sample:
How can we best critique people who are “in our camp” and yet believe things different from us? Or behave in ways we do not appreciate? How can we know where to draw those lines?
Part of the responsibility of an elder is not only to teach and preach the truth, but also to warn the flock about error. We see this modeled by Christ and the apostles in the New Testament. When the gospel is at stake, and even when a core aspect of pastoral ministry or church life is at stake, it is important for us to warn people about falsehood and potential dangers.
Read the entire post, “5 More Questions with John MacArthur.”
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