The Feminization of Christianity

[Rippon]

Me and one of my friends are in the early stages of turning a large home Bible study into a modified version of a Cowboy Church. Kind of a Church for those who love hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. The focus will be on training fathers to disciple their children.

Based on the above --your own words. That "kind of a church" is not church at all. Indeed,it is non-traditional --non-biblical.

 

[Reynolds]

Based on the above --your own words. That "kind of a church" is not church at all. Indeed,it is non-traditional --non-biblical.

Lay out to me scripturally how it is not Biblical,

 

[MennoSota]

Here is the Website:

First Baptist Church

The Conservative Baptist Conference should be able to help. Bob Jones, Dallas Theological and Southern should have candidates.
Good to see people stepping up and doing the work. The early church had no ordination council so who's to say God doesn't already have your pastor at the church.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

The Conservative Baptist Conference should be able to help. Bob Jones, Dallas Theological and Southern should have candidates.
Good to see people stepping up and doing the work. The early church had no ordination council so who's to say God doesn't already have your pastor at the church.

The people who run it......they have a standard they are looking for & they probably wont compromise (like a guy out of just out of seminary). And that will not include anyone who is now a member. If anyone would like to discuss it privately just PM me.

 

[Shadowlands]

Since getting saved four decades ago, I've always known something was
suspect about the idea that Jesus was this all-encompassing nice guy Who
would never hurt a fly, let alone defend Himself against some street bully,
or workplace bully, so forth. I was always taught from the get-go that all
Christian's were not only to follow the "example" of Jesus (turn the other
cheek, do good to those who persecute you, feed your enemy, ad nauseum,)
but Christian's had a duty to become passive and gentle for the Lord's sake.

I remember this conversation back on July 20th, 1974, as plain as the day
it took place:

When I asked one Pastor about this and focused on our rights to protect our
lives and property, he replied: "When you become a Christian, you don't have
those rights!" Then he added: "If you haven't forfeited those rights, then you
need to get on your knees and repent! The Lord will do all your fighting for
you. Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord..."

When I asked: "What about our Founding Fathers? When they took up arms
to forge this nation, and that meant taking the lives of British soldiers, weren't
half or more of our Founding Fathers Born Again Christians?"

His reply: "I'm sure many British soldiers were saved too, so what's your point?"

"You just answered my question with a question, so that means you don't have
an answer, do you?"

I never went to him for any advice again.

 

[Squire Robertsson]

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[Rippon]

Lay out to me scripturally how it is not Biblical,

Take a gander at 1 Corinthians and the Pastoral Epistles for starters.

 

[Reynolds]

Take a gander at 1 Corinthians and the Pastoral Epistles for starters.

I am well familiar with them. What do you assume will be a violation of what Paul said?

 

[Squire Robertsson]

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