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Category Archives: Ordination
Get Ordained, Pastor!
This may seem a bit radical for my fellowship (Assemblies of God), but I would like to go on the record as saying that ordination ought to be the aim of every pastor and not because of education, credentials, or prestige, but because it offers a testimony of faithfulness (at some level). To be ordained… Continue reading
Posted in Ordination, Pastor
Tagged Anglican, Assemblies of God, pastor, Pastoral Ministry
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On Being A False Teacher
Carl Trueman has written a wonderful piece on “being a false teacher” (over at Reformation 21) and the benefits of ordination as a guard against such (not as an absolute guard, but as a guard to be sure). What is … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Trueman, Church, Ordination, Reformation 21
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