Discipline

10 Questions About Church Discipline

By Michael McKinley | 4.11.2011

Answered by Jonathan Leeman here.

When did baptists become paedobaptists? 9 reasons why we shouldn't baptise young children even if they profess faith.

By Mike GilbartSmith | 3.1.2011

(I've revised this to try to be more concilliatory and show my reasoning from Scripture more. Thanks for comments that pointed out that my post had not been very humble. I'm attempting to be provocative (I genuinely think this is an important topic where we may be putting unecessary burdens on children). I hope also to be gracious.)

Should a Church Ever Discipline Someone Who Claims to Be Repentant?

By Michael McKinley | 2.22.2011

So Jonathan... in less than 160,000 words, can you answer the titular question?

Not Practicing Church Discipline Is a Sin, Except When It's Not

By Michael McKinley | 1.29.2011

Thabiti asks some good questions about church discipline. Is it a sin not to practice church discipline? And how does that square with the patience that we often advise in such matters?

It seems to me that we ought to practice church discipline for a few reasons:

9 Marks : Building Healthy Churches

Discipline

10 Questions About Church Discipline

When did baptists become paedobaptists? 9 reasons why we shouldn't baptise young children even if they profess faith.

Should a Church Ever Discipline Someone Who Claims to Be Repentant?

Not Practicing Church Discipline Is a Sin, Except When It's Not