Matthew 18:15-17 is about personal sin resolution, not evaluation of public teaching
Mike reads Matthew 18:15-17 and explains its actual contextual meaning
The passage addresses a brother sinning against you personally -- the process is: go privately, then with two or three witnesses, then to the church, then excommunication if unrepentant. This is about grievous personal sin, not false teaching. Public teachings are reviewed publicly throughout Scripture.
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