Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 44
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Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 44
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In the latest lesson of the series on Christian ethics, Dave Rich, from Kootenai Community Church, delves into the qualifications for elders in the local church. He begins by discussing the plurality of elders in every church and moves on to the qualifications for elders, which serve as a list of virtues for all Christians to cultivate. Rich explains that the qualification 'not addicted to wine' means someone who is into alcohol, but not necessarily a drunkard. He uses biblical texts to argue that drunkenness is a sin and that the qualification is about someone using wine to excess. He also discusses other qualifications such as not being pugnacious, leading a household well, having a good reputation, being a new convert, being righteous, being holy, and being self-controlled. Rich emphasizes that these qualifications are not ethical obligations but necessary requirements for those aspiring to be elders. He concludes by suggesting that these qualifications are essential for maintaining a healthy church and that all Christians should strive to meet these standards.
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