The ideas and behaviours that were to be expected, weren't expected, for many they weren't even known! Early believers were still emerging from their pagan past and still faced the pull of past ties and habits. It's from this reality that Paul tries to create a governance structure. The Early Church governance structure was made up of overseers, also called elders and deacons...
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The Early Church governance structure was made up of overseers, also called elders and deacons. It is no mistake that in Paul's development of a leadership structure for the church he did not create the position we now know as senior pastor. Paul's model was one where a team of elders would oversee the church working together to administrate and minister to those in the local church community...
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