Chin Up Show Episode 30: Pastors Say the Darndest Things (Part 1) - An Ethical Revival Series

In the 30th episode of The Chin Up Show, Pr Kenneth Chin kicks off a new series on ethical revival among believers. Titled "Pastors Say the Darndest Things," this Part 1 episode features a candid discussion with two of his spiritual sons. Together, they reflect on some of the surprising and memorable statements made by pastors that Pr Kenneth has encountered throughout his ministry.
This episode delves into the best ways to respond when pastors deal with each other regarding disgruntled congregants and confidential conversations. Gain valuable insights into maintaining integrity and ethical behavior in these sensitive situations.
Tune in for an engaging and thought-provoking episode filled with practical wisdom and heartfelt reflections. Subscribe now and join the conversation on living out our faith with integrity!
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[@blahther]

Referring to the story at 49:48 of the video, have you corroborated the story with the other students in the camp? Have you reached out to the young pastor or his leader as previously mentioned in another earlier video? If not, do you intend to withdraw this video or at least edit this part out? Pr Kenneth, you're from legal background. Without witnessing the incident directly, I am sure you know what you're saying is hearsay. And the later part about his supposed motivations is speculation. Don't you think you're doing exactly what you're claiming the young pastor did by talking about something uncorroborated, albeit so publicly?

[@jakeanderson890]

Yea that's true. I've actually heard a whole different side of the story from other witness i.e the camp commitee and also the pastor himself. Seems like none of this is true. Do think it's a good idea to actually reach out and reconcile first. Rather than speaking about unverified things. Pastor Kenneth, I did learn from your sharing sessions where you taught about going to the source of the rumours rather than dealing with hear-say. Do think that's a good practice to continue to uphold.