SureWord

The pastor probably invested in Pfizer or Moderns. When someone flip-flops it's almost always because money was involved or someone has something on him.

They can't get or keep members especially among young folks so they have turned to entertainment.

I'm talking about in a time of a deadly emergency. Some churches are out far from police and the time it would take to get there it's better to be prepared ahead of time. I remember a State Trooper, who attended a church I did, warning us that at times, depending on where they were in the county and how many were on duty, it could take them 45 minutes to get to a call.
I know some of the brethren are dead set against self defense but not me.

Having a strong relationship with police doesn't mean a thing. I'm sure that school in Uvalde, TX had one.
I conceal carry but I don't advertise about it. I'm sure there are other men in church who do also.

I'm talking about in a time of a deadly emergency. Some churches are out far from police and the time it would take to get there it's better to be prepared ahead of time. I remember a State Trooper, who attended a church I did, warning us that at times, depending on where they were in the county and how many were on duty, it could take them 45 minutes to get to a call.
I know some of the brethren are dead set against self defense but not me.

Having a strong relationship with police doesn't mean a thing. I'm sure that school in Uvalde, TX had one.
I conceal carry but I don't advertise about it. I'm sure there are other men in church who do also.

Having a strong relationship with police doesn't mean a thing. I'm sure that school in Uvalde, TX had one.
I conceal carry but I don't advertise about it. I'm sure there are other men in church who do also.

MEEE!!!!?‍♂️
I have one of those propane-powered thingies. Good for burning weeds and starting bonfires. Not really a weapon, per se, although it would hurt really bad if it hit somebody.. https://www.amazon.com/Flame-King-YSN320Ka-Propane-Burner/dp/B09PD9BGK6/ref=asc_df_B09PD9BGK6/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=563593981914&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10813134964080136888&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9011629&hvtargid=pla-1599443882341&psc=1

I have no problem with pastors touching on politics from the pulpit as long as it doesn't become a bully pulpit or outright campaigning for someone.  I see nothing wrong with preaching about modern social and political issues in the light of scripture.

Yes, but in my opinion only if they have no idea what the Dems of today represent or they have no idea what the bible teaches outside of a few Sermon on the Mount verses. Many people, particularly older folks, still think the Democrat party is the party of FDR or John Kennedy. Those days are long gone.

Yes, but in my opinion only if they have no idea what the Dems of today represent or they have no idea what the bible teaches outside of a few Sermon on the Mount verses. Many people, particularly older folks, still think the Democrat party is the party of FDR or John Kennedy. Those days are long gone.

Maybe lazy conservatives and Christians will go out and vote in ALL elections now. They took over the State Assembly here in Virginia because Republicans did not show up to vote (some didn't even know elections were going on) while Bloomberg was literally busing Democrat voters to the polls. 

Maybe lazy conservatives and Christians will go out and vote in ALL elections now. They took over the State Assembly here in Virginia because Republicans did not show up to vote (some didn't even know elections were going on) while Bloomberg was literally busing Democrat voters to the polls.