Stand Firm Podcast #252: Don't Make Us Tap the Sign: TEC is an Apostate Church
Apr 11, 2025
A bishop's betrayal raises questions about faith and leadership, while the NCAA’s commercialization sparks debate on college athletes earning big bucks. The speakers delve into the complexities of episcopal unity versus orthodoxy, critiquing misleading language on key issues. They emphasize the importance of upholding core doctrines in the face of societal pressures and the need for reconciliation between ACNA and the Episcopal Church. A call for returning to biblical foundations amid modern challenges rounds out this insightful discussion.
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Generational Divide on Church Relations
- Younger clergy don't see the ACNA and TEC as fundamentally different.
- Bishop Rowe believes there's potential for a relationship between the churches.
Sexuality as a Non-Essential Issue
- Bishop Rowe's framework reduces sexuality to a non-essential issue.
- The Episcopal Church requires ordained members to accept their position on sexuality.
Slick Presentation, Subversive Actions
- Bishop Rowe's presentation was slick and seductive, sounding orthodox while subverting scripture.
- He supports LGBTQ+ inclusion while talking about scriptural authority.