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Northeast Christian Church Love God. Love Others. Live to Serve. Join us this Sunday at 2885 Partin Settlement Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744. Find out more at mynecchurch.com

Day 4: Bring Help. Keep Loving.Scripture: Matthew 18:16a (NIV)“But if they will not listen, take one or two others along...
10/29/2026

Day 4: Bring Help. Keep Loving.
Scripture: Matthew 18:16a (NIV)
“But if they will not listen, take one or two others along,”
After a private conversation is refused, Jesus tells us to bring one or two others to help establish the
truth and pursue restoration. They are there to help both people. If refusal continues, verse 17 calls
for the church’s involvement; bring the matter to church leadership to guide the response. Persistent
refusal to repent changes someone’s standing in the church. It does not end our love or our desire for
their return to Jesus.
Prayer: Jesus, give us wisdom to involve mature help for the right reasons. Keep us honest about sin
and committed to loving the person. Amen.
Reflect: How can you seek help that serves restoration while continuing to love the person?

10/28/2026

A perspective on scripture you haven't heard before!

I’ve been sitting with this verse for a while, and this specific breakdown really hit home for me today. It’s easy to read the Bible on autopilot, but sometimes we need a fresh set of eyes to see what’s actually being said. This perspective on 'the sick' really challenged my mindset on how I view service and compassion.

What do you think about this interpretation? Does it change how you read this passage, or have you heard it explained this way before? Let’s discuss in the comments!

Day 3: Win Them BackScripture: Matthew 18:15b (NIV)“If they listen to you, you have won them over.”The person across fro...
10/28/2026

Day 3: Win Them Back
Scripture: Matthew 18:15b (NIV)
“If they listen to you, you have won them over.”
The person across from you is someone Jesus loves. Before you sit down, ask, “Am I hoping to make
things right or make them hurt?” We laid down revenge last week. A difficult conversation is no
reason to pick it back up. Speak honestly about the sin while remembering the person you hope to
win back. Jesus calls us to pursue reconciliation. Gathering a jury of people who agree with us cannot
replace that conversation.
Prayer: Father, examine my motives. Help me care more about restoring my brother or sister than
proving my point. Amen.
Reflect: What would change in your approach if restoring the person became your goal?

10/27/2026

Is your inner circle protected from gossip?

We all know that one person who seems to have a knack for stirring up trouble or spreading rumors that tear friends apart. It’s a painful reality, but recognizing these patterns is the first step toward protecting the peace in your life. True friendship is built on trust, not whispers.

How do you set boundaries when you notice someone trying to create division in your community? Let’s share some wisdom in the comments.

Day 2: Is It Counsel or Gossip?Scripture: Proverbs 16:28 (NIV)“A perverse person stirs up conflict, and a gossip separat...
10/27/2026

Day 2: Is It Counsel or Gossip?
Scripture: Proverbs 16:28 (NIV)
“A perverse person stirs up conflict, and a gossip separates close friends.”
When we spread someone’s faults and gather agreement instead of seeking help to make things
right, that’s gossip. Wise counsel helps us see clearly, examine our motives, and prepare to pursue
restoration. It also leaves room for someone to challenge us. If I’m willing to talk about them, I need
to be willing to talk with them. Before repeating the story, ask what good this conversation will
accomplish.
Prayer: Father, expose the gossip I have excused as concern. Help me seek wise counsel, protect
relationships, and take responsibility for my words. Amen.
Reflect: Are your conversations about this person helping make things right or gathering agreement
that you are right?

10/26/2026

Are you trying to 'get' or 'win' them back?

We often approach broken relationships with a mindset of recovery—we just want things back to the way they were. But there is a massive difference between trying to 'get' someone back and actually 'winning' them back. One is about our own comfort, while the other is about their heart and the health of the relationship. It’s a subtle shift in perspective that changes everything about how we communicate and reconcile.

Have you ever had to step back and re-evaluate your intentions in a relationship? What did you learn about yourself in the process? Let's discuss below.

Day 1: Go to the PersonScripture: Matthew 18:15a (NIV)“If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, jus...
10/26/2026

Day 1: Go to the Person
Scripture: Matthew 18:15a (NIV)
“If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, just between the two of you.”
Have you had five conversations about someone and none with them? Jesus tells us to begin
privately. Before going, make sure the issue is sin, rather than a preference or a misunderstanding.
When something truly needs addressing, talk with the person. Wise counsel can help us examine our
motives and pursue a faithful conversation. Recruiting people to take our side only makes the circle
bigger.
Prayer: Jesus, show me where I have talked about someone instead of speaking with them. Give me
courage to go to the person with humility and care. Amen.
Reflect: What necessary conversation have you been replacing with conversations about someone?

Memory VerseMatthew 18:15b (NIV)“If they listen to you, you have won them over.”Ask Jesus for courage to speak gently an...
10/25/2026

Memory Verse
Matthew 18:15b (NIV)
“If they listen to you, you have won them over.”
Ask Jesus for courage to speak gently and humility to listen.

💗 Wear pink. Show support.Tomorrow is Pink Out Day at NECC in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Wear pink as ...
10/24/2026

💗 Wear pink. Show support.

Tomorrow is Pink Out Day at NECC in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Wear pink as we honor those fighting breast cancer, celebrate survivors, and remember loved ones we’ve lost. Let’s surround those affected with love, encouragement, and prayer.

Invite a friend and join us! 💗

Day 5: One Name. One Good Thing.Scripture: Romans 12:21“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”Paul ca...
10/23/2026

Day 5: One Name. One Good Thing.
Scripture: Romans 12:21
“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”
Paul calls us beyond saying, “Fine, I won’t get even.” He tells us to do good. Write down one name: someone
who has wronged you. Then ask, “What is one good thing I can do for this person this week?” Seek their good
sincerely, without using kindness to make them feel bad. We do the good. We trust God with what happens in
their heart.
Prayer: Lord, help me seek the good of the person who hurt me. Show me one practical act of kindness and
give me courage to follow through. Amen.
Reflect: What is one good thing you can do for the person whose name you wrote down?

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