1. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament I. Love One Another. A. In Christ we are to love as Christ loves (John 13:34-35). B. It is a debt which we owe (Romans 13:8). C. This is a “brotherly love” (Romans 12:10).

2. “Brotherly Love” “Be kindly affectionate” It is “brotherly love” Give “preference to one another.” “Be kindly affectionate” It is “brotherly love” Give “preference to one another.”

3. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament II. Things that involve Care A. Serve One Another 1. We should serve each other in love (Galatians 5:13). 2. Jesus is the pattern of service (John 13:14).

4. Service Requires A willingness to help others. A willingness to be helped. A willingness to help others. A willingness to be helped.

5. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament II. Things that involve Care B. Comfort One Another (I Thessalonians 4:13-18).

6. We Must Have… Sensitivity (in what we say). Gentleness (in evaluating another’s needs). Empathy (to consider how the other person feels). Sensitivity (in what we say). Gentleness (in evaluating another’s needs). Empathy (to consider how the other person feels).

7. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament II. Things that involve Care C. Consider One Another (Hebrews 10:24-25).

8. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament III. Things that involve Correction A. Admonish One Another 1. With knowledge (Romans 15:14-16). 2. With song (Colossians 3:16). B. Exhort One Another (Heb 3:12-14). C. Forgiving One Another 1. We must forgive as we have been forgiven (Colossians 3:12-13).

9. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament IV. Things that involve Concern A. Pray for one another. 1. For both sickness and sin (James 5:13-16).

10. James 5:13-16 It is left to us to ask for prayer or to confess sin. It is our judgment regarding what sickness or sin we bring to others. It is no breech of care for one another if we choose to handle something privately. When something is brought before “one another” it must be handled delicately. It is left to us to ask for prayer or to confess sin. It is our judgment regarding what sickness or sin we bring to others. It is no breech of care for one another if we choose to handle something privately. When something is brought before “one another” it must be handled delicately.

11. “One Another” Passages in the New Testament IV. Things that involve Concern B. Edify One Another (I Thessalonians 5:11). C. Bear With One Another 1. We must bear with one another in love (Ephesians 4:1-3).