Featured A trend I've seen in contemporary churches

Never heard of a countdown clock to start a service. Wonder what that cost that could have been spent on helping the poor? What is so difficult about everyone being an adult, looking at their watch and thinking, hey it is time for church to start. You have got to be kidding.

 

It doesn't really cost anything

 

"Sell all your stuff, give the money to the poor, come follow me", Jesus, circa A.D. 33.

We have a problem with the altar of sacrifice: we do not want to put everything on it.

How many bibles could all of our waste produce?

Who has some sackcloth and ashes?

The time is: two minutes before midnight on the sixth day(millennium).

The next event: Jesus is coming for His Bride.

Are we ready?

Even so, come, Lord Jesus.

Bro. James

 

The cost? I spent $10 on a few some years back. They work great. I also gave to World Hunger, Lottie Moon, Annie Armstrong, Rheubin South, and generally through the SBC's Cooperative Program, as well as other local charities.

If a church wants to use the countdown, they should.

 

What screen are you referring to? Do they show Loony Tune film clips prior to the movie & do they have intermission so I can buy popcorn at the concession stand?

 

How bout that new LED sign we just bought..... isnt that nifty. It could do the same thing. I can announce to the world (at least the community) how much time is left before service.....along with the current temperature & a traffic report. aint technology wonderful.

 

Im told by my son that Im old because I still wear a watch. LOL.

Of course I still have to wake him up in the morning for work....you would think with all the technology right!

 

Its free with our ProPresenter software we use in our worship venues.

 

I have a respiratory infection I'm fighting off. I showed up Sunday morning for prayer. By the time SS let out everyone knew and avoided me like the plague. Even my wife said "don't touch me."

 

Maybe a countdown clock after the sermon starts is more in order.

 

Thanks for the smile. I needed it.:thumbsup:

 

Okay, I don't know how you meant that, but that was a great zinger!

:laugh:

I'm gonna use that during welcome & announcements!