@AndyStanley I would not say there was “nothing wrong with it”. There was something majorly wrong with it: it was insufficient to meet your true needs. It was very much inadequate.
@AndrewPetiprin Ha! That is actually pretty clever Andrew. I hope you are doing well. I do love Word on Fire. A fantastic resource, keep up the good work.
https://t.co/w5vu8tp1SE The world often confuses authority and worldly power. Nowhere is this dynamic more clearly seen than in the passion narrative of our Lord Jesus Christ. True authority is exercised in the power of the Spirit bearing witness to the truth.
Sermon: Changing Lives for God in Christ
Is Jesus challenging you today? What question are you too afraid to answer, and what answer are you too afraid to give? And what is God is calling you to engage that is right under your nose?
https://t.co/yyz0eyCmWj via @revcharlieholt
Corporate worship is designed to focus your heart, clarify your values and mold your character as you are invited again and again to participate in gospel worship and listen to gospel instruction.
@AndrewPetiprin I would say the church of 2020 includes the Roman Catholic Church, but it is much, much, much larger than that. One member cannot day to another I have no need of you.