Jack, would love to see a follow-up article about what you briefly mentioned about the “lesser of two evils” if you wouldn’t mind.
My current thought process is that I will vote for the lesser of two evils, but admittedly this is something I’ve struggled back and forth against many times.
As everybody in my church stood around watching the weekly attendance fall from 280 to 80, I became aware of bad theology that had come into our fellowship a couple of years previously. I brought it to leadership's attention...and found out that some were a part of it. Gold dust and feathers. It took over a year to root it out, including those wayward leaders who wouldn't repent. They were the ones who split, not the body. I praise God that our church didn't have to shut down. It was a close call.
Jack, would love to see a follow-up article about what you briefly mentioned about the “lesser of two evils” if you wouldn’t mind.
My current thought process is that I will vote for the lesser of two evils, but admittedly this is something I’ve struggled back and forth against many times.
I don't know if I'll post it here, but there's an entry in my upcoming ebook on the topic
Thank you again for the great lesson.
Thanks, Gary!
Really solid stuff.
As everybody in my church stood around watching the weekly attendance fall from 280 to 80, I became aware of bad theology that had come into our fellowship a couple of years previously. I brought it to leadership's attention...and found out that some were a part of it. Gold dust and feathers. It took over a year to root it out, including those wayward leaders who wouldn't repent. They were the ones who split, not the body. I praise God that our church didn't have to shut down. It was a close call.
Absolutely great lesson! This can be applied to so many different aspects of Christianity… 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Praying for all of the victims of Helene and Milton… 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽