A time honored tradition was observed in Omaha last night (post a gutty road loss). We completed THE DRAFT. Only players from 2006-07 on which is when we started. No coaches selected (not enough). Classic snake draft.
#mubb, please weigh in and rank your favorite team.
@markstrot You better believe it. Me and my buddies made them last year for a trip to the Butler game in Indy. This shirt worked a LOT better tonight than it did then.
@TheFieldOf68 We can play that game! How about Kolek’s foul on Kalkbrenner when he got all ball? Or Chase’s and-one getting waived off? Marquette did not get the friendly whistle tonight and won anyway. #mubb
Humility and gentleness are some of the most beautiful fruits of the Spirit, and I pray that anyone who has been hurt by stories like this from the pulpit would know the true gentleness of Jesus.
This kind of theological posture from this pastor is maybe more damaging that the original sermon. Instead of listening to the thoughtful rebuke that his sermon could have been seen as demeaning and predatory, he writes it all off as “evil people” “attacking Christianity”.
Update: The TLDR version is flannel pastor is the victim but don’t worry, God told him (At Asbury) that he would be rescued from “evil people.” via Psalm 37.
So all good
And yes I watched the whole thing. These bros cannot help themselves. He really Should’ve said less.
But as is often the case, hubris gets in the way, and he doubles down. “God told me to watch out for the evil people.” I make this hurtful error all the time. I assume I’m right, and I use my self-righteous anger on all comers. But we cannot do that.
Before heading home from an Orlando work trip, we’re sneaking in some NBA action. Wearing my @NoDunksInc shirt, seeing a great game, and witnessed a #wedgie in person!