Some of the reformers had pretty severe, shortsighted flaws, but we honor them nevertheless for their faith and their faithfulness; while at the same time not justifying the mistakes that they made.

The Christian can cling to any promise in the Bible because they belong to Jesus Christ. All of the promises of God are ours because of Him (2 Cor. 1:20). We should always be reading the Bible looking for promises (in both the Old and New Testament) that will help us in the Christian life.

What Biblical advice would you give to someone who feels that another Christian has misjudged their character? If someone brings some of your actions, which you think are unintentional, and you just don't agree about their judgment, what is the Biblical and loving way to proceed?

"The right thing is to not revile in return, but just entrust it to the Lord. He will sort things out in the end. Now, if it affects your reputation in a way that it damages the truth, you need to set the record straight." - Phil Johnson

From the: The Pillars of the Reformation Conference || GCC Laredo || Nov. 10-12, 2017

View the full Question & Answer session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNSK9YxCeao

What is it to seek? Seeking is to set the mind and heart on something. We go to Scripture and read it and our brain processes the ideas being communicated and we let our heart and mind be fixed on those realities. You seek Christ by calling upon Him and pleading with Him.
When someone is seeking Christ, one question to ask is what they're seeking Him for. Are they seeking Him to be saved from sin or to just be saved from trouble they find themselves in?

It is not only wrong to give out a bad report, but also to receive a bad report. You see, it can affect what you think about that person... it can separate intimate friends. - Bob Jennings