Dear brother, awaiting your continuation video to learn about the "c" congregationalism. As a Church, we are thinking of adopting this polity for us. thank you.
It is in the works! The next video, however, is about big "C" Congregationalism, the church tradition. I do plan to do a video, in the future, about the biblical arguments for congregationalism.
@@unit2394 Interesting, thank you. I don't know anything about Baptists in Georgia and Latvia, I will have to look into that. I do know American Baptists tend to use different labels for their officers than Presbyterians. Pastor = Bishop = Single Elder Elders (as used by Presbyterians) = Deacons Deacons (as used by Presbyterians) = Trustees
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Good video.
Thank you.
Dear brother, awaiting your continuation video to learn about the "c" congregationalism. As a Church, we are thinking of adopting this polity for us. thank you.
It is in the works! The next video, however, is about big "C" Congregationalism, the church tradition. I do plan to do a video, in the future, about the biblical arguments for congregationalism.
There are actually a few Baptist churches with episcopal polity.
If you mean Reformed Baptists who believe in "elder rule" then I agree.
@@SimplyReformed I mean there are a few Baptist groups that are governed by bishops. In Georgia and Latvia and maybe a couple other places I think.
@@unit2394 Interesting, thank you. I don't know anything about Baptists in Georgia and Latvia, I will have to look into that. I do know American Baptists tend to use different labels for their officers than Presbyterians.
Pastor = Bishop = Single Elder
Elders (as used by Presbyterians) = Deacons
Deacons (as used by Presbyterians) = Trustees
@@SimplyReformed those labels check out with my experience growing up in the SBC.