Our local church has a vision, a mission statement and much more. (Most likely you church does too.) Do you know your church vision? Does your pastor preach scripture to you and your church?
In a brief look at traditional business plans of local churches I provide the saints (church members) with some food for thought.
slang, sometimes vulgar : NONSENSE, RUBBISH also : STUFF
(O.K. Maybe we don’t take any time to talk of JESUS with our brother or sister in Christ. This Christian could use some construction to fix some of it AND so could others in our CHURCH.))
Since you are a fellow Christian under construction, here’s your chance to COMMENT on any post. Talk of JESUS {dot.com} welcomes your questions and comments.
IF you would like write what you have to say about SCRIPTURE like the author of today’s repost, just comment on any of our 900+ posts or email me and ask.
In case you missed the intro to this three-part series, we are talking about the fishbowl of Preacher’s kids and the qualifications and qualities of church leadership. ALL looking into the families of faith we call ‘church‘ from the outside expect much moral modeling, love and grace.
(Oh, by the way, in that sense ALL who claim Christ are Preacher's kids.)
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