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Posted on August 12, 2007 at 7:02 a.m.
Looking at "Concerned" comments about "Living in Sin." I have a question -- who did Jesus reject from his table? Who is to put himself equal with God to be able to label the lives of others as "in Sin." IMHO, Jesus was about Love not about rejection at the time of need.
On Arlington's High Point megachurch denies funeral service for gay man
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Detroit Red Wings 4, Dallas Stars 1
Hmmmmmmm, who was in goal for the first game? Who was in goal for the second game? Not saying Alex should be a #1 as I don't believe that
DART plays hard-to-get with open records request
Thanks for posting the PDF, which is easily searchable. I as able to find everything I was looking for with just a few clicks.
Posted on August 12, 2007 at 7:48 p.m.
"Funerals should be reminders that we all face the judgment seat?"
Sorry, my God is a God of love and forgiveness, of welcome and inclusion, not one of judgment, rejection, and condemnation.
What was the greater sin? For Mr. Sinclair to love another man, for for High Point church to deny his family a place to mourn in their hour of need. Instead of welcoming and supporting his family, they basically threw stones. Were Mr. Sinclair's family and friends tax collectors or "young rich rulers?" I take it these folks were familiar in the High Point church -- "worldly" and "rich" institution by all material measures!
Now was it that Jesus said about sin and throwing stones?
On Arlington's High Point megachurch denies funeral service for gay man