Dr. Shelton Smith takes an in-depth look at the proper basis for our fellowship as it is presented in the Bible. In a day of compromise, he makes a clearly defined fundamental case for ecclesiastical separation. Fellowship was ordained of God as a means of building up believers in the Faith. When fellowship is based on the false foundation of compromise with error, however, its effect is just the opposite.

Author: Shelton Smith  | Pages: 85  | Chapters: 8 | Format: Paperback

Chapter Titles

1. The Fellowship Thing
2. The New-Testament Lines of Demarcation
3. To Fellowship or Not to Fellowship
4. When Separation or Fellowship Becomes Necessary
5. A Practical Checklist for Church Conflict
6. Love and Unity, Shift and Drift
7. No Scripture Justifies Ecumenical Togetherness
8. Appendix