What is the role of a post-Pentecost prophet? How and why is that any different from Old Testament prophecy? What should we expect to see in the church today? What are the limits of the prophet’s authority when speaking into someone’s life?
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Why did Paul say that women should remain silent in churches? What else in that passage raises questions? Find out by listening to Dr David Petts and his son chat through 1 Corinthians 14:29-40. www.davidpetts.org www.brixham.church/listen 🙂
As we bring this podcast to a close, please look out over the next few weeks for “Great Bible Truths with Dr David Petts”, a new podcast with more great teaching coming soon!
David and Jonathan discuss the nature and purpose of the gifts listed in Ephesians 4:11 (Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers). David addresses the question, “Are all God’s people ministers?”
Is the idea of a leadership team biblical? How about having a Senior Pastor? Is there a president for that in the bible? Or should all ‘elders’ and ‘pastors’ have equal authority. David and Jonathan look to the bible for guidance on how churches should be led today.
In the first of a series on the person and work of Jesus, Dr David Petts outlines the importance of the Virgin Birth.
Did spiritual gifts cease at the end of the apostolic age? Are tongues heavenly languages? Can the devil understand me when I speak in tongues? As we look at the familiar passage on love in the church (1 Corinthians 12) David Petts answers some other contraversial questions.