What if the senior pastor, worship leader, and the entire pastoral staff suddenly resigned, the church building were foreclosed upon, and the congregation had no money to pay a pastor nor to buy a building? What would you do?
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Know definitely it was a sign from God…lol.
seriously? I find myself thinking that it would be a good thing. People need to turn to God; the veil was torn. Looking to a pastor, worship leader, building, or connectedness to a body of people; in my opinion is another way to avoid true intimacy with our creator.
By: jane on October 19, 2009
at 12:43 pm
I’d do what we’re doing now: Meet with a bunch of folks in a bagel shop on Sunday mornings
By: Fred on October 20, 2009
at 8:31 am
Jane – Interesting and I think I agree! I’m curious, what importance do you place on following Christ in community?
By: Glenn on October 22, 2009
at 12:53 am
Fred – An awesome response!
By: Glenn on October 22, 2009
at 12:54 am