Nobody enjoys being corrected — and most of us find it just as hard to be the one doing the correcting. In this study from our Members of One Another series, we look at what the New Testament actually asks of us when it says to "admonish one another." From Romans 15:14 we learn the two qualities that make someone able to admonish, and from 2 Thessalonians 3 we walk through Paul's detailed teaching on how the church should respond to disorderly conduct. We'll also consider biblical examples of admonition — from God's warning to Cain, to Paul confronting Peter, to Elijah standing before Ahab — and discuss why love and the desire to save a soul should motivate us to speak up even when it's uncomfortable.
