Thanks for giving us something more to think about, particularly when preaching at this time of year. I would normally keep to the nativity scenes in Matthew and Luke, or possibly the Isaiah passages, because these are the words that people outside the church might have some connection with. So I'm grateful for the thought of Hebrews 2 etc to consider as well. And giving away small books. Brilliant.
Do you folks even read your Bibles? What part of "learn not the way of the heathen" do you not understand? Do you not fear Almighty God? What god do you actually worship?
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The joy in the host’s face shows the topic well with the discussion. ✨
Thanks for giving us something more to think about, particularly when preaching at this time of year. I would normally keep to the nativity scenes in Matthew and Luke, or possibly the Isaiah passages, because these are the words that people outside the church might have some connection with. So I'm grateful for the thought of Hebrews 2 etc to consider as well.
And giving away small books. Brilliant.
Do you folks even read your Bibles? What part of "learn not the way of the heathen" do you not understand? Do you not fear Almighty God? What god do you actually worship?
Not the god of the Pharisees, apparently.
I'm sure there was meant to be a point to that comment beyond being a bit ranty
Grace to you all!❤