2 Corinthians 6-7 Q&A with Tim Rowe

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2 Corinthians 6-7 Q&A with Tim Rowe
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“I guess thinking about hard words, I’ve been thinking about who and how e.g. if someone is not particularly close to you. If someone seems to be doing something wrong but you don’t know for certain. And then how to bring it up especially when it isn’t particularly relevant to the conversation at hand.”

“How do you know if it is appropriate for you to show this harsh rebuke? Like is there some sort of qualification?” 

“If the passage says do not be unequally yoked … can you be equally yoked with unbelievers and what would that look like?”

“What is the connection between “widen your hearts” [6:13] and “make room in your hearts” [7:2] and the call to live distinctly from the world? Shouldn’t that be about changing your hearts?”

“What does 7:11 mean by “punishment”? Produced by Godly grief?”

“How should we think about engaging in cultural practices to build relationships for evangelism & fleeing from idol worship?”

“I wonder what God’s comfort really looks like?”

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Simon Sheely

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Ross Ireland

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