When I was drafted in to the US Army in 1966 the discussion of going to war was discussed. I heard about it in sermons. I was convinced that our wars were just and we had an obligation to serve our time. However there was a pacifism that was ingrained into my parents. I think it came from their short Nazarene involvement. What are your thoughts on pacifism? »
WHAT WAS MISSING. The next time you listen to a CoG sermon, I challenge you to listen for what is missing. Get your pencil out and a sheet of paper and lay it in your bible as if you are taking notes. Here is a quote from an old western story that illustrates what I mean.” The old El Paso trail was unfenced, innocent of grading, gravel, culverts or telephone poles.” So many CoG sermons... »
While in Cleveland,Tn recently my daughter pointed out a small CoG that we both had connections with years ago. “It’s still very small just a few people attend,” she said. Here in the heart of CoG land with thousands of people living within a mile they have somehow managed to stay open but small. On the side of the building I noticed this sign and while it showed compassion it al... »
What do you have to do in order to speak in tongues? »