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Jan 3, 2018 15 min

EP 99: How To Stop Teaching False Doctrine

from Minister's Toolbox Hosted by Casey Sabella

Sound doctrine are two words that are foundational to the work of any pastor. Many of us attended seminary, Bible School or some training system where we were eventually ordained. Other leaders attested to our call to ministry and in most cases validated that our doctrine was sound enough for us to teach others. I am going to deal with two sacred cows, and it is likely you have not heard or will ever hear someone speak the way I intend. Both philosophies, if fully embraced lead to doctrinal error. That is a pretty strong and heady statement, and I hope you will give me time to explain myself both this week and next. This week, we'll examine Calvinism. I also mention a new feature on our website allowing you to access all the downloads we've offered during the first 98 episodes. You can access them for free here.

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Sound doctrine are two words that are foundational to the work of any pastor. Many of us attended seminary, Bible School or some training system where we were eventually ordained. Other leaders attested to our call to ministry and in most cases validated that our doctrine was sound enough for us to teach others. I am going to deal with two sacred cows, and it is likely you have not heard or will ever hear someone speak the way I intend. Both philosophies, if fully embraced lead...

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