Or maybe some of the religious, pious, acting people in the church offended them and they need to be reached out to and ministered to.
I was at a Christian concert last night and one of the group leaders from a church had me so mad I almost went back to the old me for a minute. She and her group came in late, could not see seat numbers because it was dark, and stood in front of us for 15 minutes try,g to make people move who the lady thought were in wrong seats. Ushers finally worked that out. Then she sat down in front of us huffing and puffing and acting like a jerk. Then she turned around all offended acting and said "he ,referring to my three year old, kicked my chair." He really didn't, he just bumped it while he was moving. A little later she flung her head around and said "He just hit me." He brushed into her roll of fat that was hanging overy the back of her chair. I said "Woman, turn around and leave me alone. You got a problem, go get an usher. Keep your fat in your chair instead of hanging out the back in my space and it won't get hit." She acted like miss Pitty Pat on Gone with the wind, but she left us alone. Two of the women with her ran into us at intermission and were laughing hysterically. One said "she's had that coming for a long time."
My point is, that happens in church. People get offended. People not coming should be followed up on, not tossed off rolls.
Keep your fat in your chair instead of hanging out the back in my space and it won't get hit... No wonder God calls his people children... At a Christian concert?... My, my, my... After I read this I almost fell out of my chair, thank you Lord for the mood change... Brother Glen
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