The Invisible People: When Christians Go Blind
June 11, 2013
There are some words you hear or read, that you just never forget. Eight years ago, I was sitting at my computer, just a day or two after the first youth
There are some words you hear or read, that you just never forget. Eight years ago, I was sitting at my computer, just a day or two after the first youth
So here’s a question for you: What’s a pastor’s job? Oh, sure, I bet your knee-jerk response, is that the answer’s easy. But really think about it for a second;
As someone who has spent a great deal of time in church services, listening to pastors and priests give hundreds and hundreds of sermons, let me tell you from experience what I’ve learned: Church
Pastors lie all the time. Now, they don’t necessarily mean to, but so many of them are hopelessly trapped; stuck in the unreasonable expectations of pewsitters, pressured by perceived competition
There are some words you hear or read, that you just never forget. Eight years ago, I was sitting at my computer, just a day or two after the first youth
So here’s a question for you: What’s a pastor’s job? Oh, sure, I bet your knee-jerk response, is that the answer’s easy. But really think about it for a second;
As someone who has spent a great deal of time in church services, listening to pastors and priests give hundreds and hundreds of sermons, let me tell you from experience what I’ve learned: Church
Pastors lie all the time. Now, they don’t necessarily mean to, but so many of them are hopelessly trapped; stuck in the unreasonable expectations of pewsitters, pressured by perceived competition