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Jesus never said “Your faith has set you free”. He actually said, “Your faith has made you well”.

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Comment on We have a New Rector at St. Timothy’s by The Rev. Jeff Frost

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Comment on What Nielson’s The Digital American Family Study Means for our Church Future by Gary L Hunt

Gary L Hunt — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 20:28:14 +0000

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Comment on What Nielson’s The Digital American Family Study Means for our Church Future by Jay

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Comment on ‘Hurting the Feeling of Muslins’ by Political Intolerance « Verbum Sapienti

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Comment on Lessons of Church Decline and Renewal by Mick Turner

Mick Turner — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 00:05:48 +0000

This is a fine article about a subject very near to my heart. The church in general and the Mainline denominations in particular have been losing not only numbers, but also are witnessing a decreasing influence in our culture. In a very real sense, the church has become marginilized, especially in its non-Evangelical/Fundamentalist forms. I am a United Methodist and, although we don’t notice it as much in the Bible Belt where I live, our denomination has been on the wane for at least four decades. The church has so much positive potential and so much to offer, but if there is indeed going to be a renewal or even a Reformation, it is going to take great tolerance within the church and a plethora of new wineskins, more relevant to our rapidly changing culture. Keep up the good work, it is sorely needed.

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