What Does the Bible Say About Gay Pastors?

54 min · 21. apr. 2026

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In this episode, we take a careful, Scripture-first look at one of today’s most searched and debated questions: what does the Bible say about gay pastors? We walk through pastoral qualifications, key New Testament passages, Romans 1, the meaning of difficult Greek terms, the witness of the early church, and modern objections around orientation, compassion, and leadership. The goal is not hostility, but clarity, gentleness, and faithfulness to the text.

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