@BethMooreLPM@howertonjosh@pastordmack Eschatology matters, 1 Corinthians 7 is given to an actual group of people with the context of Christ’s coming judgment of apostate Israel in that generation. Bad eschatology induces an eisegesis of that passage that has led countless to misunderstand “singleness”
An important moment.
"The church . . . is not to be the master or the servant of the state, but rather the conscience of the state."
-MLK
The Christian conscience is awakening against the brutality of the Trump administration.
@jchasedavis Agreed, I also think a dominant problem is connected to one of the things Bonhoeffer got right: cheap grace. Mega churches preach a grace that cost nothing and has unlimited application as long as you’re willing to clap along. At its worst , this is a false gospel
@conservmillen This tweet is exactly the same as the one about women in mega churches. Yet the obvious realization goes a thousand miles over your head . Hint: objectivity vs emotion , truth vs affirmation
@conservmillen You’re a product of a consumer base who doesn’t know any better , but you do. That’s what makes it so egregious. Substituting a “platform” in as justification is pragmatism
@Brian_Sauve Also, a large majority of them are just flat out false churches. Weekly social clubs built around a cult of personality giving a Ted talk that has 1-2 tangential Bible verses used improperly