Hi, I'm Julie Roy's, and on this episode of The Roy's report, we're going to be discussing sexual abuse.

So if you have any children listening, please keep that in mind.

The Democratic base is very dialed into abortion rights as an issue more broadly.

Same-sex marriage rights.

The state's last abortion provider.

The fact has now apologized to his congregation.

They believe the Bible has application for every part of our lives.

He's on camera saying that the problem is also not just a shift of a position. He said the Bible has application for every part of our lives as the Southern Baptist.

He's on camera saying that Bill was also not just the shift of a position.

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Lawyers can be disbarred and doctors can lose their license, but what about pastors who betray their office? Should they be

disqualified? Welcome to the Roy's report, brought to you in part by Judson University. I'm Julie

Roy's. And today we're talking about a major issue in the church right now. Sadly, there have been

several high-profile pastors who have either been fired from their congregations or resigned amid

scandal, but then these same pastors go to another church where their sins are less known,

set up chop, and then they pastor again. For example, celebrity pastor Mark Driscoll resigned in

2014. That was after an investigation at Mars Hill Church, found that Driscoll had a pattern of intimidation and bullying his staff.

Driscoll also was accused of plagiarism, misusing funds, and airing inappropriate sexual comments.

Yet Driscoll resigned before the elders at Mars Hill could publicly disqualify him, and he refused to submit to the church's restoration plan.

Then, less than two years later,

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