@DearChristianPC @thecfrazier@pearlythingz@sovereignbrah@scrowder While it was just his shirt, he literally did strip at the beginning of the act so I don’t think it’s that far fetched to say “strip show like”.
I see what you mean though—the pole was not sexual to me, but I’m not sure I see evidence that he’s no longer a stripper?
I laughed when I read the first tweet, then I wanted to cry when I read Beth’s response about worrying she had hurt women with her ministry. It breaks God’s heart, too.
https://t.co/ko2irpxBSQ via @baptist_news
@MikeWingerii I’ve often thought of this with the story of Moses. So many people paint it as if he was punished by never getting to enter “the promised land” but I’ve always seen it the other way, that he was given greater rewards sooner—THE promised land.
@emilykmay My dad got me one for a wedding present with my (super unique) last name and a heart. It was a little gimmicky but sweet at the same time. 🤷🏻♀️ Not something I would have done for myself (and I don’t want to pay the additional $$ per year so now it’s just a piece of memorabilia).
Was on hold with the student aid department for 50 minutes. Heard the line ring, and it connected for a split second, where I heard someone take a breath.
Then a split second later, I was listening to the end of call survey. You bet your bottom dollar I gave them all 1 stars.
@JonnyRoot_@grim_prime I haven’t watched far enough yet, but I’m curious what the “transgression” was in this scene. It could have been something not sinful but Joseph made it seem like it was a transgression? I mean, my parents often got mad at me for things that aren’t actually sinful. 🤷🏻♀️