Yes brother. Remember now, we should not speak against each other. Members who do not attend Sunday evening service, should not be labeled or called as you said “Sunday Morning christians”. Some have demanding jobs, unlike retired members who have all the time in the world to relax during the week. You’d admit., jobs require some to be working with or around worldly people, working out in every element, is not as wrangling as someone who can wake up when ever they want, are usually fully rested… Also some have long distances to travel to the meeting place. Some have kids to deal with, what? Is that as calm a life as those who attended regularly and do not have these circumstances? And yet hey, are you listening? What is this double meeting on Sunday anyway? Some-kinda scheduling churches have brought up, to “serve the Lords Supper to those who have to miss the morning service “. Hey now, why can’t they make the morning services? Meeting once on the first day of the week is what most likely first century christians did. We know Paul once extended his talk very late, could be they met in the evenings only. So let’s not be abrasive to our own just because we’re in the company of evening attendees, and get that special pretensive feeling within and even evaluate others either in thought or some just go on and say it out loud. One member at the Peru Indiana church in ‘83 said those attending were “the cream of the crop” hey! Let’s not be lifting ourselves up over fellow workers. I was in that assembly as a youth in the Air Force and surely did not agree with that statement. So go on brother, keep on keeping on, still very proud of you and the work you do. You speak boldly as we ought to speak, saying the truth in it's fullness. Lord be praised always.
Great message, Brother Shannon.
AMEN BRO. SHANNON
BEAUTIFUL!
Yes brother. Remember now, we should not speak against each other. Members who do not attend Sunday evening service, should not be labeled or called as you said “Sunday Morning christians”. Some have demanding jobs, unlike retired members who have all the time in the world to relax during the week. You’d admit., jobs require some to be working with or around worldly people, working out in every element, is not as wrangling as someone who can wake up when ever they want, are usually fully rested… Also some have long distances to travel to the meeting place. Some have kids to deal with, what? Is that as calm a life as those who attended regularly and do not have these circumstances? And yet hey, are you listening? What is this double meeting on Sunday anyway? Some-kinda scheduling churches have brought up, to “serve the Lords Supper to those who have to miss the morning service “. Hey now, why can’t they make the morning services? Meeting once on the first day of the week is what most likely first century christians did. We know Paul once extended his talk very late, could be they met in the evenings only. So let’s not be abrasive to our own just because we’re in the company of evening attendees, and get that special pretensive feeling within and even evaluate others either in thought or some just go on and say it out loud. One member at the Peru Indiana church in ‘83 said those attending were “the cream of the crop” hey! Let’s not be lifting ourselves up over fellow workers. I was in that assembly as a youth in the Air Force and surely did not agree with that statement. So go on brother, keep on keeping on, still very proud of you and the work you do. You speak boldly as we ought to speak, saying the truth in it's fullness. Lord be praised always.
alright now, make it plain preacher as Fox the cop says. Could he Fox anyway, son like Lamont of Redd Fox