The question should perhaps be: “should he go back into ministry as a pastor/preacher?” I think that according to the scripture he should not. We are all in essence, disgraced because of our sin. But that does not qualify us for some future roles in the Kingdom of God. If a pastor had been charged with being with a prostitute, I would never want him to be in a pastoral position over my daughters-in-law or granddaughters. It doesn’t disqualify him for serving somewhere, but not as a pastoral leader. David was not able to build God’s temple after his sin. There are consequences.
@dbongino Who is responsible for Iran war failure, high interest rates, rising gas snd food prices, snd a fdibg economy. Signed a regretful 3 times trump voter. And you are a puppet.
@DanielCohenTV@Real_life_Net Israel needs more than lectured. They need to stop bullying their way through the Middle East. Stop the propaganda, smear machine against the very capable and wise VP.
@HunterBiden@RealCandaceO For context: As a lifelong Republican, I appreciate your courage and humility in owning your addiction and where it took you, and the additional bravery in not letting it you define you now. Great interview. Insightful, gave me pause and a lot to ponder.