Sermons by John Visser with Matthew 18 as their primary scripture.https://pjministries.ca/en-caJohn Visserfalsehttps://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-24--ac13115--the-prayer-of-agreement/https://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-24--ac13115--the-prayer-of-agreement/Pastor John argues that the power and mission of the church are dependent upon its ability to achieve 'agreement'—a state of spiritual symphony with God and one another. He instructs listeners that this unity is achieved through radical commitment to Christ, submission to biblical authority, and actively maintaining peace within the community.Sun, 24 Nov 2013 00:00:00 GMTJohn Visser00:37:37falseyoutube-importneeds-review1-peter-3-9colossians-2-6hebrews-13-171-petermaranatha-church-bellevilleUnityReconciliationChurch MissionSpiritual AuthorityHumilityAgreement with Godhttps://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-17--ac13114--walking-it-out-part-2/https://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-17--ac13114--walking-it-out-part-2/Pastor John outlines a structured, three-step process for resolving conflict within the Christian community, beginning with private confrontation and involving witnesses. If resolution fails at these levels, the matter must be brought before the church body for accountability, emphasizing that discipline's ultimate goal is always the restoration of the sinner.Sun, 17 Nov 2013 00:00:00 GMTJohn Visser00:33:48falseyoutube-importneeds-reviewmaranatha-church-bellevilleConflict ResolutionChristian CommunityRestorationAccountabilityPeacemakinghttps://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-10--ac13113--walking-it-out-part-1/https://pjministries.ca/sermons/2013-11-10--ac13113--walking-it-out-part-1/Pastor John emphasizes that resolving conflict requires private, direct confrontation with the person who sinned against you, following Jesus' instruction in Matthew 18:15-18. Unresolved anger damages one’s soul, compromises their relationship with God, and harms community fellowship.Sun, 10 Nov 2013 00:00:00 GMTJohn Visser00:40:01falseyoutube-importneeds-reviewmaranatha-church-bellevilleConflict ResolutionForgivenessGraceRelationshipsHoly SpiritCommunity