Fallen Leaders

Finally, should a repentant leader be immediately restored to his position if he has fallen into serious sin (such as adultery)? Although the Lord will immediately forgive the repentant leader (and so should the church), the fallen leader will have lost the trust of the ones to whom he ministers. Trust is something that must be earned. Therefore, fallen leaders should voluntarily remove themselves from their leadership positions and submit to spiritual oversight until they can prove their trustworthiness. They must start over. Those who are unwilling to humbly serve in smaller ways in order to regain trust should not be submitted to as leaders by anyone within the body.

Provide a toilet for Makanka

Problem: Makanka is from Zimbabwe and she has Spina Bifida. Her family has a hole in their backyard they use for a toilet but it is too difficult for Makanka to use by herself.

Solution: An indoor Western-style toilet will allow Makanka to use the toilet by herself without injury.

Still Needed: $245. Any size
gift will help.

•     Confrontation, Forgiveness and Reconciliation
•     A Surprise from Scripture
•     God's Example
•     An Elaboration
•     A Synopsis
•     An Objection
•     Another Objection
•     What About Joseph?
•     The Practice of Matthew 18:15-17
•     Step Two
•     Step Three
•     A Common Problem
•     God's Intention for a Holy Church
•     Fallen Leaders
•     In Summary