Today, the Church faces a moral crisis within its own ranks. Its failure to take a strong stand against evil (even in its midst), and its tendency to be more concerned with what is convenient than with what is right, has deprived the Church of power and biblical integrity [...] It would be difficult to show another area of Christian life that is more generally neglected by the modern evangelical Church than ecclesiastical discipline.
Writing with these convictions, Daniel Wray answers the three main questions involved in Church discipline. Why practice it? How should it be administered? Who should be disciplined? He is aware of the difficulties some Christians have in this area, and considers in very practical ways the answers that Scripture offers to the most common questions raised by this issue.
