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Christian/Husband/Dad/Married to @MrsAshCarpenter

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@VinnysCorner1 The kid

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@AlTheBoss03 Rollie Fingers

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@emmitonair Gary Carter

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@HawkEmDownChris Bo

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@JoshuaBarzon Yes, if there are biblically qualified men who are willing to serve

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@S_U_Network Krypto

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@YourCalvinist Agree

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@VinnysCorner1 X-man!

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@JoshuaBarzon Yes

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@VinnysCorner1 Derrick Coleman

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@JoshuaBarzon Yes

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“To fear the Lord is to hate evil. I hate arrogant pride, evil conduct, and perverse speech.”
Proverbs 8:13 CSB https://t.co/5gdrH8bj9A

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@VinnysCorner1 Pete Rose

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@JoshuaBarzon Yes. Acts 2 gives the biblical precedence, then there is the early church practice

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An expositional preacher should do his best to let the shape of his passage inform the shape of his message.

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@DrFrankTurek Holy Spirit regeneration

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“Drink water from your own cistern and fresh water from your own well.”
Proverbs 5:15; LSB

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Reminded once again today of why I believe a true plurality of pastors/elders leading and shepherding a church together is so important…7 quick reasons…

1. It reflects the New Testament pattern. Churches were led by qualified elders, not one lone leader carrying everything alone.

2. It protects the church. Shared leadership brings wisdom and accountability.

3. It protects the pastors. No man is meant to carry the spiritual weight of a church by himself.

4. It brings different gifts to the table. Again, one elder can’t do it all…a team is better.

5. It helps prevent pride and control. Plurality reminds us that Jesus is the Chief Shepherd, not any one pastor.

6. It strengthens decision-making. Prayerful, godly leaders seeking the Lord together will usually make wiser decisions than one pastor alone.

7. It helps to assure better, more intentional pastoral care for the congregation…nursery to the nursing home.