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Topic: Pastoral Ministry
The Church that Glorifies God
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Speaker: Matt Maka
The church is a blood-bought group of Jesus lovers who band together under the oversight and care of weak yet Spirit-appointed pastors with the ultimate aim of glorifying God.
1 Corinthians: Real Church, Part 7
How to Regard Leaders
Leaders are servants of a special kind—stewards. Regarding leaders, Paul warns the church to avoid pronouncing judgment, becoming puffed up, and misunderstanding the times.
How Should We Think About Leaders?
Leaders in the church are called to be servants of Christ and trustworthy stewards of the gospel.
How Church Works, Part 4
The Elders: Shepherds and Overseers
We must face suffering in this world by entrusting ourselves to God and his church.
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