Husband, Father, Grandfather, Pastor. Originally from Northern CA. Long time KC Chiefs fan. Love my Savior, my wife, my children, and my sweet grandgirls!
@BenjaminSWatson But, Ben, you are talking about self-control and self-discipline, in a culture that idolizes the freedom to do whatever I feel, or say whatever I want, even - sadly - among believers. They believe it is their "God-given" right! Accountability, at that point, goes out the window.
@Bryan_Duncan My wife and I got married that year! So...overall, it wasn't a bad year! 😄 By the way, you all sounded just as great as you did when it was recorded.
Theology 101: Twitter-trashing one’s theological tradition is not like making fun of a man’s haircut or wardrobe. It’s like making fun of his wife or family. In public.
How can the govt justify keeping the Jan 6 "investigation" going, in light of all this going on? Don't they have bigger issues to deal with? Honestly, does anyone really care about that now? #moveon
I just have to roll my eyes and do a face palm every time I hear a "news" outlet/network say, "We aren't biased." How ridiculous. Everyone is biased. We just have to chose whose bias we think is closer to the truth. Personally, I like @WNGdotorg
Theology 101: If a tweet gets your heart racing and palms sweating, and you can’t wait to pop off a reply, God is giving you an opportunity to manifest the spiritual fruit of self-control.
Theology 101: Scholars are not always right on everything they argue. But almost never can a person with no expertise on a subject undo in 20 minutes the work of a scholar that has taken 20 years. When you read biblical, theological, of historical studies, read to learn.
Theology 101: It may be difficult at times, but love your neighbor as yourself—your vaccinated neighbor and your unvaccinated neighbor; your mask-wearing neighbor and your non-mask-wearing neighbor; your Zoom-meeting neighbor and your in-person neighbor. Love your neighbor.
One of these questions is not like the others. 1. “Will you pray for my mom in Haiti whose city was just destroyed?” 2. “Will you pray protection for the members of my uncle’s house church in Kabul?” 3. “Which side of the mask debate are you on?”
@erikraymond Just returned from vacation. Jumped into VBS. A member passed at the end of VBS. Hosted a concert the next day. Had to preach the next day. Had a guest speaker mid week. Prepping for memorial. Prepping a sermon for the day after. Yeah. I totally relate to this article. Thanks.
@Svigel I don't know where they find the time to be so active in pursuit of heretics! I've got a flock to care for, and sermons to study for, ministries to administrate, and people to call, and funerals to prepare for... Maybe I'M doing something wrong?? #aretheremorethan24hrs?
Headline reads "Critics slam (someone)" for doing something they (the critics) didn't like. Umm...isn't that what critics do? And, if so, should it really be a headline? #doesntmakesense