Rebuilding the Walls
Confronting and Restoring Sin-Damaged Saints
- Church Leadership & Ministry
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2020
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Publisher's Description
There are few situations in the life of a church that are more disruptive or destructive than the presence of sin in the life of its membership, especially the leadership. Too often we see the presence of sin as a fatal situation. Yet sin, properly dealt with, rather than destroying the church or those involved, may become a catalyst for growth--both for the church body and those involved in whatever sin is present. Christ and the apostle Paul laid out instructions for taking the presence of sin, challenging those involved and restoring their walk with Christ. Therefore, we must, if we consider ourselves as a spiritual people, resolve to restore those impacted by sin and see them resume their walk with Christ (Gal 6:1).
Endorsements (1)
“Church discipline and the restoration of members to spiritual and relational well-being is not a topic that is regularly dealt with. However, when one is called to church leadership in a local or broader context it is inevitable that situations will arise where wisdom and resources are needed to engage processes of discipline and restoration. Rebuilding the Walls by James Kelly is a worthwhile resource to engage as it engages everything from the theology and rationale for restorative processes of members through to the practical applications of developing restorative teams and the disciplinary processes that need to be followed. Rebuilding the Walls provides a very worthwhile resource for leaders as they face one of the more challenging dimensions of Christian leadership.”
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