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Christian Elders in the New Testament

An exegetical study of the role and responsiblities of Christ's undershepherds.
John Piper

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May 1, 1999
Seminar Notes Preface What Does “Church” Refer to in the New Testament? The Importance and Preciousness and Purpose of the Church of Jesus Christ in the World All New Testament Churches Had Elders Eleven Biblical Principles Of Local Church Governance …
John Piper
May 1, 1999

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What Is the Role of an Elder?

Jan 23, 2006
According to the New Testament, elders are responsible for the primary leadership and oversight of a church. The function and role of an elder is well summarized by Alexander Strauch in his book Biblical Eldership: “Elders lead the church…
Jan 23, 2006

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Should We Call Female Leaders ‘Pastors’?
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Should We Call Female Leaders ‘Pastors’?

Jan 31, 2020
The New Testament doesn’t apply the term “pastor” to any leader in the church, but only to qualified men who oversee and teach the flock.
John Piper
Jan 31, 2020
“The church is right where Satan wants her when the elders are disgraced among outsiders.”
—David Mathis, from Does the World Choose the Church’s Leaders?
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