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Jonathan Shelley has falsely accused me of saying I would self-ordain myself. I can point you to sermons I preached in the past that are very clear about this. I would not ordain myself. That's not biblical. Let's look at 2 Timothy chapter 4 verse 1. I charge thee therefore before God and the Lord Jesus Christ who so judged the quick and the dead at his appearing and his kingdom. Preach the word. Be instant in season, out of season, reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering in doctrine. For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers having itching ears and they shall turn away their ears from the truth and shall be turned into fables. But watch thou in all things endure afflictions. Do the work of an evangelist. Make full proof of thy ministry. You know what Adam Fanon is? He's a teacher that's been heaped up with itching ears. All the people, they said, you know what? We have a lust. We have a desire to have a man come preach us the word of God, but he's not ordained. He's not commissioned. He's going against the Bible, but I don't care about the Bible. I don't care about sound doctrine. I don't care about what Christ said. We're going to just have him be our pastor period, be our preacher. Now, who decided that Adam Fanon was even the leader of that church? Himself. What did I say he cared about? Oh yeah, self-ordination. Hmm. That didn't come true, did it? What happened at the end? Oh, he made his own church and called after his own name and appointed himself the leader. You can't see the writing on the wall? Pretty soon that preacher tag will be turned into pastor. As soon as he decides that if he calls himself pastor, the people won't run away screaming. At whatever point that is. I would not ordain myself that's not biblical. I would not ordain myself that's not biblical.