Walking Together, Student Workbook

"Wyman Richardson has called us to examine the Bible-based standard of congregational ethics. Why? Because we live in a very permissive day, and what often gets deemed as God's requirement winds up as little more than a mild hint that asks no real requirements of our members. It is as if we say, 'Sin if you must, we'll try our best to look the other way.' Richardson believes that the New Testament contains a call to congregational holiness. It is to this ancient, higher calling that his book is committed. If its words seem over stern to you, read it yet again. Read it until you come to believe in this great, evident truth: God does care how His children behave, for their behavior lies at the heart of His hope of bringing the world unto himself."

Calvin Miller, author of 'Preaching' and 'Oh Shepherd Where Art Thou?'





"Wyman Richardson has written a concise, thorough and altogether biblical guidebook for congregations who want to take seriously the Scriptural pattern for local church discipline. This is not a book of theory, but a practical manual tested on the anvil of pastoral and congregational experience. I commend this important study to God's people everywhere."

Timothy George, Dean of the Beeson Divinity School of Samford University and an Executive Editor of 'Christianity Today'





"'Walking Together: A Congregational Reflection on Biblical Church Discipline' is a superb analysis of a missing jewel in the church of our Lord Jesus Christ. The book is a beautiful blend of the biblical, theological, historical and practical. It is excellently written, and any minister or church will be well served by this work in recapturing this vital and missing element in the life of the church."

Daniel L. Akin, President of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary





"No church will return to New Testament standards without a recovery of biblical church discipline. Churches seeking to be faithful to the Word of God in this matter will find practical guidance in this book by Wyman Richardson."

Donald S. Whitney, Associate Professor of Biblical Spirituality and Director of Applied Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary





"Wyman Richardson . . . has produced a useful guide for church members to study if and when a congregation begins to consider inaugurating corrective discipline . . . Timely, attractive, and balanced, Richardson's book should prove to be a great blessing to those congregations that seriously make use of it."

from the Foreword by James Leo Garrett Jr., Distinguished Professor of Theology Emeritus at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary