As you heard, this weekend is presbytery, and normally we have candidates Sunday night through Tuesday morning.

We'll still have that, but I wanted to have at least one candidate in each service at every campus and then have some words in due season on the weekend.

So you could see it if you can't come during the week and you could experience it.

So I'm going to do my best to take about 10 minutes and explain

presbytery to you and then we're going to do it. All right? And sometimes I say

presbytery, rather than presbytery, the Texas pronunciation of it because I traveled in the

United Kingdom and all them they would say presbytery

presbytery they'd also call me a missionary you know we'll just, so whatever the word is, you just know that's

the word he's talking about, that word that I've never heard of. Okay, so let me show you a scripture.

First Timothy four, you don't need to turn if you want to but

first 74 14 says do not neglect the gift now this is Paul talking to

Timothy spiritual father to a spiritual son do not neglect the gift that is in you. I'm trying to emphasize it so we

don't read over this, which was given to you by prophecy with the lane on of the hands of the eldership.

And the word there in the Greek is Presbyterian, which means elders, plural or council of elders.

Presvature Ross is singular, that means elder, just so you know,

aus singular on plural.

When you're reading your Greek Bible,

now you'll know, okay, the difference, all right?

Let me show this see in the old King James

just because this is where we see the word,

the English word presbytery.

It says neglect not the gift that is in thee, you know, old King James, which was

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