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INTRODUCTION:
Why I came to CRBC
Why I came to CRBC
This is a challenge to shepherds because shepherds are needed during trials
What is a church and why Elders?
This passage is applicable for all of us: those that are Elders; those that desire to be Elders; and those who sit under Elders
Notice with me four realities about faithful shepherds:
Notice with me four realities about faithful shepherds:
REALITY #1—FAITHFUL ELDERS SERVE AS A GROUP (1)
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Peter begins by identifying his relationship to these Elders and by establishing his authority for what he is about to say to them (Elder, Apostle, Participant with them in glory)
The word Elder does not stress age but position within the church
The apostles appointed Elders in every church ()
The apostles charged the elders to provide spiritual care for the members of the church by teaching and preaching the Word; to guard the purity of the Christian faith by warning God’s people against false doctrines; and to promote peace and order in the church by setting examples in their own households
The regular practice of the NT is to have a group of Elders overseeing a church whenever possible
The apostles charged the elders to provide spiritual care for the members of the church by teaching and preaching the Word; to guard the purity of the Christian faith by warning God’s people against false doctrines; and to promote peace and order in the church by setting examples in their own households
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