And what's happening in Christ's priestly vocation in which we are called to share.

All believers by baptism is he's reconciling all things to God through the cross of Jesus and offering up spiritual sacrifices

of praise and thanksgiving.

And some of those baptized people are called to serve specifically as pastors, elders, preachers, teachers,

and to administer the life-giving signs of God's grace in the sacrament. So

we're all sheep. Some of the sheep have a bell and those would be the breast purse.

Five centuries ago in taverns and public houses across Europe,

the masses would gather for discussion and debate over the latest ideas sweeping the land.

From one such meeting place, a small Cambridge inn called the Whitehorse,

the Reformation came to the English-speaking world.

Carrying on the tradition, welcome to the White Horse Inn.

Hello and welcome to Whitehorse Inn. It's great to be with you again here with Bob Hiller who's

Lutheran pastor and author. Justin Holcomb you know very well over the years here. He is an Episcopal

minister and teaches at Reformed Seminary in Orlando, Florida. And Walter Strickland is with a special guest

from Southeastern Baptist Seminary.

The author of a book in particular, other books,

but one we're really talking about here,

every waking hour an introduction to work and

vocation for Christians. Walter great to have you on the program again.

This could be here. We're talking about priests of all believers now and can I just start out just sort of get the blood going here and

I know we're going to have some different views because our traditions have different

views on these subjects I think if you ask the average evangelical Christian, what does the priesthood of all believers mean?

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