Interpersonal Relationships in the Church (#3)

By: Bryan Wheeler Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-15 Series: 1689 Confession of Faith
S. Waldron – ‘If you love your brother, you will not leave his fellowship without the greatest grief, reluctance and hesitation. If you are endeavoring diligently to maintain the unity of the Spirit, you will not in selfish petulance disturb the unity of the church. If you are humble, you will not be arrogantly positive that your perspective on your brother and the Scripture is without defect. You will carefully and slowly re-examine yourself, if the church refrains from exercising discipline. You will remember that even if you are right this time, you have been slow to see the right before. Therefore you will exercise forbearance and longsuffering.’ – Modern Exposition of the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith (p.328) * See; Attached PDF outline

Bryan Wheeler Pastor Bryan Wheeler was converted to Christ in 1973. For most of the 20 years that he served in the U.S. Air Force he was actively involved in church-based preaching and teaching ministries in the U.S. and overseas. Pastor Wheeler was ordained into the gospel ministry in 1987 and was called into full time ministry in 1989. He is the pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Verona, VA. He and his wife Maureen were married in 1968 and the Lord has given them 6 children and 4 grandchildren.

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