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I know I won't get anywhere, but I'll never stop trying.
It really is.
It reminds me of a sermon in an evangelical church. Pastor Dave said "Tens of thousands of children will die of starvation this year, and none of you gives a shit."
He then paused, and continued. "I know. You're stunned. Sadly, you're not stunned because they will die of starvation. You're stunned because I said 'shit'."
It really is.
It reminds me of a sermon in an evangelical church. Pastor Dave said "Tens of thousands of children will die of starvation this year, and none of you gives a shit."
He then paused, and continued. "I know. You're stunned. Sadly, you're not stunned because they will die of starvation. You're stunned because I said 'shit'."
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
It really is.
It reminds me of a sermon in an evangelical church. Pastor Dave said "Tens of thousands of children will die of starvation this year, and none of you gives a shit."
He then paused, and continued. "I know. You're stunned. Sadly, you're not stunned because they will die of starvation. You're stunned because I said 'shit'."
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
It really is.
It reminds me of a sermon in an evangelical church. Pastor Dave said "Tens of thousands of children will die of starvation this year, and none of you gives a shit."
He then paused, and continued. "I know. You're stunned. Sadly, you're not stunned because they will die of starvation. You're stunned because I said 'shit'."
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
It really is.
It reminds me of a sermon in an evangelical church. Pastor Dave said "Tens of thousands of children will die of starvation this year, and none of you gives a shit."
He then paused, and continued. "I know. You're stunned. Sadly, you're not stunned because they will die of starvation. You're stunned because I said 'shit'."
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
Which makes me ask the follow: If you have to rely on shock, are you teaching by the Spirit? If not, then you aren't teaching the way God wants.
Give me a preacher teaching for 5 minutes with the Spirit over anyone teaching with shock or sensationalism or oratorical abilities for much longer.
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
It was Pastor Dave Johnson, Church of the Open Door, author of "The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse" and "Joy Comes in the Mourning" (with Jeff VanVonderen, whose classes I attended at the same church).
You really think that spoke badly of him??
Takes all kinds, I guess.
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
Which makes me ask the follow: If you have to rely on shock, are you teaching by the Spirit? If not, then you aren't teaching the way God wants.
Give me a preacher teaching for 5 minutes with the Spirit over anyone teaching with shock or sensationalism or oratorical abilities for much longer.
Yeah right..... a preacher didnt say that at a pulpit and you know it.
Its a good point, but yeah right....
Nice attempt to make a preacher look un-principled
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
Based on some of the preachers I've studied under, I believe her.
I think it's an excellent way for a preacher to get his point across. Shocking people and then shaming them misdirecting their shock drives it home like no scripture could.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, what better way to get a group of people on your side than blaming them of not caring for starving children when you have no idea what anyone in the crowd has done with their time or money regarding said starving children. Where do these holier than thou leftists get the idea that they're the only ones that care about anything? I see Christian churches across the US donating millions of dollars and sending missionaries out to help people all the time. Let's see the stats for what leftist organizations are doing for less fortunate people across the globe.
I know I won't get anywhere, but I'll never stop trying.