You're Not Crazy
Biblical Criticism and Correction
Jun 2, 2022
In this podcast, Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry discuss biblical criticism and correction within the context of gospel culture. They emphasize the importance of receiving correction from Godly friends and the need for face-to-face communication. They also recommend resources like the ESV Devotional Psalter and 'In the Lord I Take Refuge' for personal reflection and prayer.
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- Receiving gentle and respectful correction within the context of gospel culture creates an environment of deep acceptance and growth.
- Correction should be approached with gentleness, aiming to educate and restore, rather than shame or dominate, fostering deep friendships and stronger bonds in Christ.
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Receiving criticism within the context of gospel culture
Receiving criticism within the context of gospel culture is important for growth and maturity. In gospel culture, gentle and respectful correction is both inevitable and helpful. It creates a social environment where people are deeply accepted and welcomed, knowing that correction is given out of love and concern. Healthy gospel-centered relationships are built on the willingness to help each other see ourselves and grow. Even when criticism comes outside the context of gospel culture, it can still be of service if we allow it to be.
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