The River of Failure Water Park looks like fun, but a couple of questions about the flight to heaven. Can we use frequent flyer miles, and what's the fee for checked bags?
Love this, Peter. This basically describes the the theology of the church that I grew up in. Constant reminders that I was a sinner during my formative years.
When I was old enough, I ran like hell, but some 60+ years later have a slightly healthier relationship with a loving g/God though I do believe that we are all broken individuals - too focused on self and not on others. If we were, we wouldn't see all the oppression, pain, and suffering.
Thanks, Craig. Sounds like you have the foundation to understand the message. I spent my formative years as a Greek Orthodox altar boy. Interesting "insiders" view of the pageantry. Alas, I have drifted far from my roots
The River of Failure Water Park looks like fun, but a couple of questions about the flight to heaven. Can we use frequent flyer miles, and what's the fee for checked bags?
Love this, Peter. This basically describes the the theology of the church that I grew up in. Constant reminders that I was a sinner during my formative years.
When I was old enough, I ran like hell, but some 60+ years later have a slightly healthier relationship with a loving g/God though I do believe that we are all broken individuals - too focused on self and not on others. If we were, we wouldn't see all the oppression, pain, and suffering.
Thanks, Craig. Sounds like you have the foundation to understand the message. I spent my formative years as a Greek Orthodox altar boy. Interesting "insiders" view of the pageantry. Alas, I have drifted far from my roots
Brilliant and broken.
I love the crash of the plane titled "Good works "
Yes, the Jesus of the New Testament is only interested in our adoration -- not in anything we might do for "the least of our brethren."