Ronnie W. Rogers 
Undermining the Gospel 
The Case and Guide for Church Discipline

The cruelest thing we can do is to let people remain in their sin when there is liberty to be lived.
Ronnie W. Rogers

Pastor Ronnie Rogers superb volume on disciplinehas provided the most detailed study that to my knowledge has been written in recent years.
Dr. Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Seminary

Writing as a biblical theologian, Ronnie Rogersestablishes the foundation for church discipline.But Ronnie writes also as an experienced pastor who has worked out the biblical teaching on church discipline in real life.
Dr. C. Richard Wells, distinguished professor of pastoral theology, The Criswell College
Senior Pastor, South Canyon Baptist Church, Rapid City, SD

Its hypocrisy for a local church to claim to believe the Bible and then willingly ignore the Bibles teaching on church discipline. Its refreshing to see a local church pastor like Ronnie Rogers cry out so clearly against the apathy and disobedience that prevails in most churches on this issue.
Dr. Donald S. Whitney, associate professor of spiritual formation,
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

About the author

Ronnie W. Rogers serves as senior pastor at Trinity Baptist Church in Norman, Oklahoma. He holds a BA in biblical studies and an MS in counseling. He is a member of the Oxford Round Table and author of The Death of Man as Man, Reflections of a Disenchanted Calvinist, and The Equipping Church. He writes about various issues at www.ronniewrogers.com. He has served as president of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention; chairman of the Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s board of trustees; chairman of the nominating committee of the Southern Baptist Convention; and member of the committee on committees of the Southern Baptist Convention. He is married and has two married daughters and five grandsons.