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Love feast

Bringing Pepsi instead of Coke is clearly not biblical!:coke:thumbsup
:bigfrown

:pepsi :pepsi [SIZE="+3"]+[/SIZE] :coke [SIZE="+3"]=[/SIZE] [SIZE="+3"]21[/SIZE]
 
Have a potluck at the church?
Well, I'll have to think about that one a bit.

:D


I believe a church has the liberty to decide the issue for themselves. Some may deem it ok while another doesn't. If you're a member of a church that does then you have the liberty to attend or not attend.
Our church (the building) isn't large enough anyway so we do picnics weather permitting. And yes, contributions are welcome but not required.
We've never had a shortage of food or fellowship. :)
 
Command those who are rich in this present age not to be haughty, nor to trust in uncertain riches but in the living God, who gives us richly all things to enjoy. [Let them] do good, that they be rich in good works, ready to give, willing to share, storing up for themselves a good foundation for the time to come, that they may lay hold on eternal life. - 1Tim 6:17-19
 
Have a potluck at the church?
Well, I'll have to think about that one a bit.

:D


I believe a church has the liberty to decide the issue for themselves. Some may deem it ok while another doesn't. If you're a member of a church that does then you have the liberty to attend or not attend.
Our church (the building) isn't large enough anyway so we do picnics weather permitting. And yes, contributions are welcome but not required.
We've never had a shortage of food or fellowship. :)

I see!!!:lol
Your username is very interesting, 'potluck'
pot luck = pot love = bring a pot of food and feed the lucky guests:lol

I love picnics too.
 
Many churches do love feast today. Should churches do love feats? Is it scriptural? Is it ok?

If it brings people together in the spirit and love of Christ, then yes, absolutely. IMO, this applies anywhere, inside and outside of church. It can even pertain to how you relate to non-Christians. If you have the love of Christ in your heart, you should try to spread that love as much as you can to anyone you think and feel would be receptive to it.
 
If it brings people together in the spirit and love of Christ, then yes, absolutely. IMO, this applies anywhere, inside and outside of church. It can even pertain to how you relate to non-Christians. If you have the love of Christ in your heart, you should try to spread that love as much as you can to anyone you think and feel would be receptive to it.

I have witnessed about 4 different occassions. They were done in the Spirit and Love of Christ (my observation).
 
Originally Posted by Jethro Bodine:
These men are blemishes at your love feasts, eating with you without the slightest qualm—shepherds who feed only themselves. (Jude 1:12 NIV1984)


That's why I was hoping someone with some historical information about the early church's love feasts would share, because the Bible doesn't explain what they were. As far as I know the only Biblical information about them is this reference Jude makes to them. But I had heard the historical background about them many years ago...I just don't recall what it was.
 
I am tempted to use my moderating powers to remove the :coke
And then we're going to start an 'occupy forums' protest that will spread to forums everywhere to draw attention to this obvious lack of taste.
 
And then we're going to start an 'occupy forums' protest that will spread to forums everywhere to draw attention to this obvious lack of taste.

:toofunny
And if I serve that in a communion service?:dunno
 
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