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  2. So it is hard, when a pastor or church leader commits a grievous sin or is discovered to be involved in a pattern of sin, to accept that fact and realize that he might be disqualified (according to 1 Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9).

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    I don’t think this is the kind of issue where the church as a whole will ever have agreement. And that’s not simply owing to the fact that the Bible doesn’t give pointers. It does, I think, and I’ll try to share those. It’s owing to how incredibly diverse our minds and hearts are when it comes to prioritizing (1) the protection of the flock and the...

    The very fact that in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1there are criteria for eldership, the pastorate, shows that churches are put in a necessary and difficult position — necessary because of those texts and difficult regarding the fact that some men are suitable and others are not for the role of pastor. That’s what qualifications mean. This necessarily me...

    The second thing to say is that there is a vast difference between being forgiven and being trusted. Forgiveness is based on the blood of Christ and can be granted and received instantaneously upon genuine repentance. But being trusted is based not merely on the blood of Christ; it is based also on proven trustworthiness in life. Adultery committed...

    Here’s the third thing I would say: adultery, and other sins committed after one’s conversion and well into one’s Christian life, are more serious indications of unfitness for ministry than our sins prior to the new birth and the new creation in Christ. Adultery committed after conversion is a sin not only against a wife and against God, but agains...

    The final thing I would say is what I wrote on this question ten years ago. It was in response to how quickly some men have been put back in ministry, and really how quickly some men put themselves forward. It’s unbelievable how quickly they put themselves forward to be back in ministry after adultery. What I wrote down is still valid. I was lookin...

  3. Oct 2, 2024 · Pastor Lawson was the very last person anyone expected to suffer such a “moral failing.”. The adoption of terms like “moral failing” and “inappropriate relationship” as the go-to descriptors when a public figure is discovered sinning suggests a measurable decline for American Christianity. Biblical words like “sin,” “adultery ...

  4. Sep 4, 2015 · The typical pattern goes like this: The pastor is accused and convicted of sexual sin. He confesses his sin, often with profound sorrow. His church or denominational superiors prescribe a few...

  5. In this Q&A, we will look to see what the Bible says about what to do when a pastor sins, and what makes a pastor disqualified.

  6. After the discipline was administered and the brother in question repented of his sin, the Apostle Paul urged that the church forgive him and embrace him in love (2 Cor. 2). But what should be done when a pastor commits a grievous sin such as adultery and then repents?

  7. Jun 25, 2024 · When a Pastor Falls in Sexual Sin: This article will explore the phenomenon of pastoral misconduct, its consequences, and the biblical perspective on leadership and sin, drawing parallels with the cautionary tale of Gehazi from the Old Testament.

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