Fellow Christians;
We are here to support you.
There is nothing wrong with praying to save a church; even when someone whom we respect and have
known all of our lives makes us feel like we should question it.
There is nothing wrong with wanting to keep church in every community; even when the people that
we have been taught to revere tell us we are wrong.
There is nothing wrong with speaking up when you see something wrong, even if it makes the people
you love uncomfortable.
We are here for you and we aren't going anywhere. Our faith may be getting tested; but God
will be watching out for all of us.
Posted by: Steve
Wherever I go, at some point it is likely that I'll come accross one of the more popular and
catchy slogans in the last few years; which asks us to consider "what would Jesus do?" when making decisions in our lives.
It has become popular enough that many people even abbreviate it to just say "WWJD?" and people still know what it means.
There is an abundance of scriptural evidence that Jesus spent a great deal of time ministering to
small groups, and traveled to where these small communities were to spread the message of his Father's love for us.
As Matt. 18:20 says:
Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.
With that in mind, I'll address the question at the title of this post: Has Bishop Blair
chosen the EASY WRONG, instead of the HARD RIGHT?
I'll ask His Excellency this question: Who would Jesus close (WWJC)?!
Posted by: Steve
