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Rory Martin - July 26, 2020

The Messiah's Family Relationships, 2

Matthew: Promised Messiah

What’s your responsibility to your brothers and sisters in Christ? Pastor Rory explains two more family responsibilities we owe to our brothers and sisters in the church. This is the second sermon from Matthew 17-18 explaining what it means that the church has been given the keys of the kingdom. In Matthew 18:15-35 it means that we must discipline and forgive our brothers and sisters in Christ even when it’s hard.

Scripture references: Matthew 18:15-35

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