preacher4truth
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A preacher friend of mine is a bit disillusioned concerning members who do not bring a Bible to church. In this particular church most of those who do not bring a Bible are men. Some of these men leave a Bible in 'their' pew, but of these there is a count of exactly two.
I've seen this elsewhere, where men would not carry in a Bible but would leave one in their favorite 'spot'.
I've witnessed the same trend in several churches. The thing is that almost every woman brings a Bible. The men? Not so much.
That said, when watching those who enter for the 'worship service' nearly every man who enters do not bring a Bible. They don't use a tablet, smart phone Bible -- they use nothing at all.
There are few men who actually bring a Bible to SS or to worship. Said simply sit there, some fall asleep, some look completely disinterested.
Is bringing a Bible indicative of being spiritual, indicative of intent to grow, or is bringing a Bible just unnecessary?
It seems more women bring a Bible to church than do men.
- Blessings
I've seen this elsewhere, where men would not carry in a Bible but would leave one in their favorite 'spot'.
I've witnessed the same trend in several churches. The thing is that almost every woman brings a Bible. The men? Not so much.
That said, when watching those who enter for the 'worship service' nearly every man who enters do not bring a Bible. They don't use a tablet, smart phone Bible -- they use nothing at all.
There are few men who actually bring a Bible to SS or to worship. Said simply sit there, some fall asleep, some look completely disinterested.
Is bringing a Bible indicative of being spiritual, indicative of intent to grow, or is bringing a Bible just unnecessary?
It seems more women bring a Bible to church than do men.
- Blessings