Gospel Conversation - Part 21(How to Restore an Erring Believer)
How to Restore an Erring Believer In the life of the church, some believers will inevitably stumble, fall into sin, or stray from the faith. The call to restore an erring brother or sister is a sacred responsibility that requires grace, wisdom, and patience. Restoration is not about judgment or condemnation but about healing, reconciliation, and leading the person back to the fullness of Christ’s life. Here’s a biblical and practical guide on how to restore an erring believer: Approach with a Spirit of Gentleness and Love Paul instructs in Galatians 6:1, “Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted.” Restoration begins with humility and compassion. Your attitude must be loving, not harsh or self-righteous. Remember your own need for grace. Pray for Guidance and the Person’s Heart Before and during the restoration process, pray fervently. Ask God for wisdom, for ...