One out of ten drivers is cruising around right now with the check engine light on, half of them for over three months, because fixing it feels like too much trouble. Stephen Davey uses that stubborn streak to set up one of the toughest commands in his letter to Titus—a divisive, quarrelsome church member only gets two warnings before they're removed from the fellowship entirely. Davey calls it "two strikes and you're out," and makes the case for why real love sometimes means drawing a hard line. What happens when the warning light gets ignored one too many times?
Warning: Two Strikes and You're Out (Part 1)
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