Podcasts about ecclesiastical government

The study for today concludes our studies of the offices of the congregation and the overall subject of -ecclesiastical government.-

The study for today concludes our studies of the offices of the congregation and the overall subject of “ecclesiastical government.”  

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues to study the office of deacon.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues to study the office of deacon.  

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and begins looking into the office deacon.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and begins looking into the office of deacon.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and found in I Timothy chapter five.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and found in I Timothy chapter five.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues studying the word for elder.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues studying the word for elder.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes the study of bishop and begins studying the word for elder.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes the study of bishop and begins studying the word for elder.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function.  

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function.

The study for today begins looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function.

The study for today begins looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function.  

Today's podcast is the beginning of studying the Scriptures to see what is taught regarding the government of the New Testament congregation.

Today’s podcast is the beginning of studying the Scriptures to see what is taught regarding the government of the New Testament congregation.  

Our study today is the conclusion of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations as found in the Westminster Confession and under -The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government- of that confession.

Our study today is the conclusion of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations as found in the Westminster Confession and under “The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government” of that confession.

We are continuing our study of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations as found in the Westminster Confession under -The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government.-

We are continuing our study of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations as found in the Westminster Confession under “The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government.”

We are continuing our study of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations as found in the Westminster Confession under "The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government."

We are continuing our study of why the Protestants believe in synods and councils that rule ecclesiastically over independent congregations.

Today in our study on the subject of “Ecclesiastical Government” we will show that the council at Jerusalem in Acts chapter fifteen included the whole congregation and was under its authority.

Today we continue studying the subject of “Ecclesiastical Government” and will show the basic distinctions between the government of the Baptist and Protestants.

Today we will begin our subject of “Ecclesiastical Government” by looking at some reasons why this subject has become confused and clouded.

This sermon focuses upon Jude 1:8 and is a part of the expository series on Jude titled Contending for the Faith. This sermon shows that those who turn the grace of God into a license to sin to so by relying upon their own revelation so that they can defile their bodies through sexual immorality, abolish government, and slander civil and ecclesiastical rulers.