Excommunication, Homosexuality, and Church Discipline
Aug 18, 2017 ·
43m 56s
In this episode, Jaredith and Bryce discuss the concept of church discipline, up to and including excommunication, in particular as it applies to homosexuality vs. other issues. The case of...
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In this episode, Jaredith and Bryce discuss the concept of church discipline, up to and including excommunication, in particular as it applies to homosexuality vs. other issues. The case of Watermark Community Church in Dallas, TX, and the excommunication of gay member, Jason Thomas is examined.
You can read the original letter, Jason's reply, and the clarification from the church here: http://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2016/10/13/watermark-asks-homosexual-member-leave-church
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You can read the original letter, Jason's reply, and the clarification from the church here: http://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2016/10/13/watermark-asks-homosexual-member-leave-church
Comments
Big D York
5 years ago
With excommunication in some instances the person in question if not repented isn't welcomed into the church at all, unless he/she by this punnishment later decides to repent and change their mindset, they can or at least have the opportunity after excommunication to ask for a vote from the elders to reinstate the membership on a trial basis. But there must be a disciplinary action taken once again in order to make sure the excommunicated is serious about his/her actions. Thank you for your shows.
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