[frank ballenger]

The vans used to transport pregnant women to the abortion place is financed by Sunday collections but the vans are not all EVs.

[JJBookman]

“In the end days, people will be indifferent to their salvation”. - St. Spyridon of Corfu, Greece

[aMorePerfectUnion]

+1

[maddog55]

Religion is free and doesn’t require pay per service commercialized churches...

[Responsibility2nd]

3. THE PREACHING LACKS RELEVANCE TO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE WORLD Because of its amillennial beliefs (the denial of Israel’s restoration and Jesus’ thousand-year reign), the preaching at many churches lacks relevance to what its members read in their newsfeeds or see in the world around them.

 

What kind of pre-millenialistic baloney is this? This is where I stopped wasting my time by reading any more.

[DSH]

More Dispensationalist hogwash. The author here is a false teacher.

[faucetman]

You don’t need to read all that.

ONE question. Is your church part of “organized religion”?

Then yes, get the hell OUT!

Jesus and your bible are all you need.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Arguing about the end times is futile. The Bible does not unambiguously support any of the popular views. So it’s not important. A good church sticks to the important stuff.

We will find that what happens (and what is happening now) will exactly follow scripture, but not in any way that man has anticipated. God is as far above us in thought as we are above an amoeba - we cannot predict His plans like guessing who dunnit in a mystery novel.

Israel had plenty of clues as to the coming of the Messiah, and yet He came in a way and in a time that nobody anticipated - even John the Baptist and the disciples were confused and not sure that Jesus was the one (until after His resurrection).