He heads up all of our publishing ventures and recruits people and helps us be creative and all that kind of thing, but more important than all of that, justin is my friend. And Justin also is a part of our staff at Key Life. His work along with his wife Lindsey in sexual abuse issues is absolutely amazing.

So we all know that you follow the money. The choice was Emory or Oxford and Emory offered more money. Justin Holcomb: I get to be the, kind of a minister to those who want to be ministers, which is wonderful.Īnd Justin got his PhD from Emory. So we have, usually have 30 to 40 people in our process. We have, there’s 85 churches in the Diocese. And so, the Bishop ordains and I get people ready so he can ordain them. And I do that on behalf, for the Bishop who ordains. Justin Holcomb: Canon for Vocations, which means I oversee the ordination process for our Diocese. Justin Holcomb: It means I work for the Bishop of the Diocese of Central Florida.Īnd you have a place at the cathedral downtown.Īnd your, what is the Canon of vocational. He is a professor at a couple of seminaries Reformed Seminary and occasionally Gordon Conwell Seminary. Justin, by the way is an amazing young man. I’m old, but I can remember things, especially things that go back a long ways.

I remember you when your hair was down to your belt and you were on the staff of Youth for Christ. You’ve heard him a couple of times on the broadcast and you’re going to hear more of him. Justin Holcomb and you, you need to know some things about him. Our host is seminary professor and author, Steve Brown.

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