Teaching Tact Is a Valuable Part of Discipleship
Dec 9th, 2007 / Discipleship, Philemon
Outline—Philemon 15–25
- Teaching tact is:
- Teaching to see with eternity in mind (v. 15)—eternity
- Teaching to be ever mindful of who you are in Christ (vv. 16–17)—identity
- Teaching by giving a living example (vv. 18–19a)—entity
- Teaching to keep a humble heart (v. 19b)—humility
- Teaching through encouragement (vv. 20–22)—expectancy
Take Home Points
- Always keep an eternal perspective (v. 15).
- Tact is a great way to show you’re in Christ (vv. 16–17).
- Debt is apparently no reason to abandon tact (v. 18).
- What a believer does as a Christian act is beneficial to all believers (v. 20).
- Don’t be afraid to encourage better behavior among believers (vv. 20–22).
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