Church Discipline - A Neglected Necessity
A Brief Synopsis of Church Discipline and Its Need in the Contemporary Church
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The purpose of this writing is to stimulate the minds of contemporary church leaders to recognize the critical need for discipline in the local church. The disturbing rate at which open sin is tolerated within the local church is nothing short of blaspheming the holiness of God.
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A brief synopsis of church discipline and its practical application in today's contemporary world, with biblical illustrations outlining the disciplinary approach to secret sin, open sin, and false prophets in the church.
About the Author
Wilbert L. Bradley is a second-generation minister who served Pine Hills Community Church in Orlando, Florida, for more than twenty years as minister of evangelism. In this capacity, Wilbert served as senior associate pastor, associate minister, director of evangelism, and Sunday school superintendent. While at Pine Hills, Wilbert also facilitated and conducted a weekly jail ministry at the Orange County Correction Facility, a weekly community puppet ministry for children, a nursing home outreach ministry for senior citizens, and a monthly homeless and evangelism ministry.
Wilbert has a BS degree in mathematics from Bethune-Cookman University, Daytona Beach, Florida and a master’s degree in theology from Cornerstone Christian University, Orlando, Florida. He is a retiree of the Boeing Company, where he worked for more than thirty-three years in various management and administrative positions.
Currently an itinerant minister, Wilbert continues to reside in central Florida, with his wife of thirty-four years. They are parents of two children.