Several years ago, I had just finished a 30-minute sermon, having spent the week seeking God, listening to His Holy Spirit, and then presented what I believed the Spirit was saying. Then someone confronted me about mis-teaching. He told me I had misunderstood my thoughts on the Bible, and the church needed to know other viewpoints. He had heard others preach and talk about the subject and had decided that they were right and I was wrong. The confrontation was direct and challenging. He told me that I had failed and he was disappointed in my sermon. Every pastor, at some time in his ministry has that experience. There is always someone who
knows better than you. Challenges will come, as will offenses, but we must ground ourselves in the Word of God. Paul the apostle knew and understood this. He warned the church at Corinth that some had come claiming to be great apostles but were turning the believers away from pure and undivided devotion to the Lord Jesus.

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