Episode 28: On Seminary & Pastoral Training (with C. J. Mahaney)

Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 21 November 2017

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Almost everyone agrees pastors need to be trained, both practically and theologically. But does this mean they must receive formal theological training from a seminary?

In this episode of Pastors’ Talk, Jonathan interviews both Mark and C. J. Mahaney about how pastors should be trained, and what seminaries have to do with it.

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm Jonathan Lehman, and this is...
0:11.9	And welcome to Nine Marks Pastors Talk.
0:15.8	Nine Marks exist to equip church leaders with a biblical vision and practical resources for building healthy churches.
0:21.9	Learn more at 9Mark's.org.
0:27.4	Mark, you brought a friend with you into the 9 Mark studio.
0:35.8	I did. I did.
0:37.2	We had to get through all the security and all the high-tech equipment that we finally made it through.
0:43.2	Here we have C.J.
0:46.1	Mahini.
0:47.7	Mahini.
0:49.0	C.J.
0:49.6	Mahini is the pastor of the Sovereign Grace Church of Rule.
0:53.6	Is that your best material? Is that your best material?
0:55.3	Is that your best material?
0:55.9	And he is here to talk with us as pastors today.
1:01.3	Well, CJ Mahoney.
1:03.2	Mahoney.
1:05.3	Thank you for being with us.
1:07.3	We have a low level of humor here.
1:09.7	It's true.
1:10.4	For this. That's immediately obvious.
1:12.6	Maybe that's why you've never listened to any of these.
	...

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