Are you breaking down doors? Don't be too happy about it. Firstly, if you are going to remain in the same house, then you need to replace the door as soon as possible for safety. Even if you are not going to stay in the same house, the remaining innocent persons that had nothing to do with the reason you broke the door would be left unprotected and worst than before the door was broken. We need Godly wisdom here. Paul was trying to do this with the church in Corinth. There were disagreements in the church about the handling of some differences. This led to Paul intervening and some reacting to this by saying that Paul had no role in advising them on the matter. Paul carried on in the letter with a great appeal for them to focus on the things of the Lord and not destroy their walk with the Lord. I am reminded about the numerous times Moses went to Pharoah to seek permission to leave Egypt. He did not "break down the door". He went back to Pharoah 10 times. Of course Phar...