Here's Pastor Lance Quinn.

Church hopping today is so common, and Protestantism has splintered itself into so many groups, so many bodies, that it is so very, very critical to find a church fellowship for which you can serve.

And unless there is fatal error, unless there is unrepentant sin and leadership,

stay there.

October is Pastor Appreciation Month, and you're listening to Revive Our Hearts.

Yesterday, Nancy Lee DeMoss gave us some advice on what to do when you disagree with your pastor about something.

If you miss the program, you can listen at revive our hearts.com.

Today we'll get perspective on this issue from some pastors. In the studio, we have Lance Quinn, the pastor of the Bible Church of Little Rock, along with his wife, Beth.

We'll also hear from Tim and Hannah Sen.

Tim is the pastor of student ministries at the Bible Church.

And we'll hear from Bill Ellif, pastor of the Summit Church in the Little Rock area,

along with his wife, Holly. Here's Nancy to get us started. I know that the churches that you,

man and your wives represent are churches that, where the word is exalted and honored, where Christ

is honored, where there is a commitment to discipling

and winning people and building them in spiritual maturity, where there's a sense of the presence

of the Lord.

But I have to tell you that I get a lot of letters from listeners and meet women across the country

who say, I'm not in that kind of church.

There are these issues in our church. There are these issues in our church.

There are these issues in the spiritual leadership.

There's maybe just an absence of the sense of the presence of God.

There are concerns on the part of many, many women.

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