@PeterGill2 I really enjoyed reading this. Thanks for sharing. I have had some similar thoughts about some topics mentioned and thought the writer did well explaining the history and what much of the Christian Church in America has become.
The knowledge of God and the knowledge of self always go hand in hand. In fact, there is no true knowledge of self apart from the knowledge of God.
—@JenniferWilkin
In a world that can’t stop screaming, we can quietly love.
In a world that can’t stop fighting, we can gently share truth.
In a world living in fear, we can share the strength and hope of Jesus.
In a world lost in the darkness, we can show them the Light of the World.
The habit of serving others in the church and community likely formed these young adults in a way that kept them from identifying merely as a churchgoing “consumer,” but instead as a contributor to the building up of God’s people. https://t.co/9aP2lBF51O
Most leading urbanologists estimate that by 2050 the number of people living in cities will exceed 75% worldwide. The Church has not moved into cities at the same rate.
This is the second night my kids are playing “bapitize” in the bathtub. Taking turns being the pastor baptizing each other. I don’tknow if I should be proud, concerned, or a little of both🤔