Featured Requesting elder authority/support regarding street evangelism

Given what Evan has told us about this church it looks to be one of the liberal churches in Denver he goes on about.

 

The Lord Jesus worked with His 12, and all of the Apsotles worked in groups, so wy not try t bilical method ra change?

 

Our Brother really needs to take don time rigt now, and heal his relationship betwee his former wife and himself, and also really liston to how/aGod is telling hin, by listening to His spiritual e!

 

No, no. In his 'I'm Taking the Spiritual Lead in My Family' thread he said where he'd found refuge was at "a certain Reformed Baptist Church in the area with a biblical view on soteriology and church government."

http://www.baptistboard.com/threads...-lead-in-my-family.100935/page-6#post-2249505

 

Do you type in Olde English King James Version 1611 style?

 

I quoted him saying that one of the teachers has been divorced 3 times. The fact that they let him be a teacher after 3 failed marriages shows that they have some liberal views. They just happen to correspond with Evans liberal views on divorce so he doesn't have a problem with them. But the Bible is clear on the qualifications for being a leader in a church and a man who has been divorced 3 times fails in more than one area, and Evan is violating Matt 9 by looking to get remarried when he did not have a Biblical reason for his divorce. He is looking to commit adultery. What his church allows does not change the clear teaching of Scripture in Matt 9.

 

I can't see a good reason to try to continue a street ministry in this period of life.

A divorce (even for the person who chooses to initiate) is one of the most stressful things a person can experience.

By all means, I implore the OP to take a break for a while to let the dust settle. Back off the street preaching and the dating apps and try to find some sort of personal restoration/growth. Working 60 hours a week plus the street evangelism is a lot to swallow after a divorce.

Who knows? Maybe this could lead to reconciliation with the ex-wife.

 

The revised 1611 version!

 

How can a ma be a leader if he canot run his own househld godly fashion thoug?And being divorced does not mean God cannot use our Brother, but he really needs to take time to sortout hisfailed marriage and his walk with the Lord!

 

But not on marriage it would see!

 

I do not think one should stop serving the Lord because difficulties come in their life. That is the last thing anyone should ever do. Especially witnessing about our Lord and Savior.

 

While i agree with what you say about *Difficulties*, i would have to say that when someone is in Blatant unrepentant sin they must stop *service* and get back to worshiping at the Master's feet.