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Comment on My Top Reasons for Pursuing Biblical Unity by jondave

jondave — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:33:11 +0000

Hey Tim,

This is Jonathan. And Gospellife is my personal blog. So everything you read here is not necessarily always representative of Church in the ‘Boro. Although it is in my personal life and in how I lead Church in the ‘Boro as her Worship Leader of music. We’d love nothing else than to have you come and visit and plug in if God wills it so. Our address is

130 Rushing Lane, Statesboro Ga. 30458
It’s off the Memorial Bypass at the intersection of Hwy. 67. Take the road at the Shell Gas station and go all the way down on the left where the road stops. It’s an old Jehovah’s Witness building. God saw fit to let us have it for 1/3 of the cost per month.

If you need any more help getting there or info about service times or our beliefs and community involvement, visit our church site at:

churchintheboro.org

Thanks again Tim for the encouragement and we pray that our church can continue to encourage you and others in Christ!
sincerely,
Jonathan Chambers
Worship Leader of Music @ Church in the ‘Boro

Comment on My Top Reasons for Pursuing Biblical Unity by Timmy Kirkland

Timmy Kirkland — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:11:43 +0000

I have been reading the Church in the Born E mails for some time and I really enjoy them. I have sunday off and would love to be able to attend all I need is the address and my navi will get me their Tim Kirkland

Comment on A Fundamental Problem to the Fundamentalist View of Music, Part 1: Intro Thoughts by jondave

jondave — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 14:43:55 +0000

Dan John,

I certainly was not trying to stereotype any one fundamentalist. I consider myself a fundamentalist in terms of theology and doctrine. I have just seen the abusive view of culture and the extreme responses to it. Sorry to group all in one category. Praise God for people like you who hold to your fundamentalist views and still humbly consider the trends of culture.

God is Sovereign and good. Culture is not evil. It’s the hearts of those who make culture.

It’s like I heard Pastor Mark Driscoll say: “hold your 1st tier primary doctrines in a closed hand and your 2nd tier secondary doctrines in an open hand”. Closed hand is the Gospel, the Trinity, God, salvation, etc. Open hand is practice, methods, styles, forms, baptism, music styles, worship orders, doctrines of grace, etc.

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Warriorofvoice

Warriorofvoice — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:34:59 +0000

I really am overjoyed by this confirmation of Christ and his love for us. I love that this confirms that we were literally made in His image. haha. His lives, not only in this place, but in each person that God has blessed with life. He is here to love and bring forth purpose in our lives. For some it is hard to accept the presence of the Lord, but irrevokable are the gifts of God. That being said, being made by such a sovereign and loving Lord, His presence in us is irrevokable. Hallelujah! We praise you Father. The works of your hands are good. Thank you Jesus! Thank you Jesus!

Comment on A Fundamental Problem to the Fundamentalist View of Music, Part 1: Intro Thoughts by Dan John

Dan John — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:00:39 +0000

I am a fundamentalist I thought you just painted all fundamentalist with a broad stroke which is not true. I like most types of music with a variety of musical instruments including the drums. It is true that SOME fundamentalist can be stereotyped into that category but I believe that a majority of fundamentalist have no problem with “biblical view “. I currently live in a area with a large population of fundamentalists and with the exception of a few do not have a problem with culture relavant music. This article was well written but aimed at the minority of fundamentalists.

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Floyd Price

Floyd Price — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:37:33 +0000

Reply to Mr. Don Nero A Mano: If you went looking for what the wind or electricity looked like, you would only “see” the results of either of those forces – not the forces themselves. Jesus is much the same. When someone “finds” Jesus, that individual “sees” the results in his or her own life. I’m not a preacher, just a retired business executive. I have “seen” Jesus change many lives, mine included, and am fortunate to know men and women whose lives He has changed. Anyone seriously looking for Jesus should consider reading the fourth (John) and sixth (Romans) books of the New Testament. A serious seeker will find Jesus there!

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Floyd Price

Floyd Price — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:18:23 +0000

Apparently, most evolutionists are not real scientists because they choose to accept statistical evidence contrary to their preconceived notions; also, few choose to use statistical probability for their statements because the facts will not support their concepts. Even these “scientists” agree that any probability greater than 10 to the 50 power cannot happen. According to latest studies, the possibility of a single change in our DNA, due to its unique structure, is 10 to the 1756 power. Also, any change in any portion of that helix structure is so interlinked with its other parts that one change would effect several other parts- thus making that impossible number of 1756 go above 10 to the 3000 power.
Another conveniently overlooked factor by evolutionists is that any change in the male would have to also happen at the same time with the female- again contrary to any statistical probability.

Finally, Jesus had the audacity to state that He was the only way to heaven, and I chose to believe Him. At death, if I’m wrong, according to the nonbeliever, all I’ve missed was doing my own thing during my life; if, I’m right, I get to enjoy His presence in heaven and the nonbeliever spends eternity in Hell.

God doesn’t send one to Hell; He loves enough to allow them to choose to go by not accepting His Son who died for them.

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Bill

Bill — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 22:34:09 +0000

In Genisis 1:26 God says, “Let us make man in our image, according to our likeness. The Hebrew word translated “God” is Elohim which means “more than one being”. This verifies there was morre than one being when man was created. God and Jesus are one.

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Ben Davies

Ben Davies — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 12:23:01 +0000

What an encouragement to know even more about how ALMIGHTY the risen Lord Jesus is – Ask and it shall be given you seek and ye shall find knock and it shall be opened unto you. oh that the veil would be lifted from the Eyes of the world that the love of Jesus might shine abroad in their hearts

Comment on The Supremacy of Christ over Biology! by Don

Don — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 13:14:30 +0000

Dear BETTY WAGNER,

Just curious as to what Jesus looked like when you found him. If you wouldn’t mind telling me.. I looked for him once but he’s apparently very good at hiding.

Regards,
Don Nero A Mano

P.S. For all of you doubters. If you can get your hands on either one of these documentaries – Ancient Aliens or Zeitgeist – watch it.