stovebolts
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I understand. Were not perfect, and some are very hard to love. One thing you can't say about us is that we are liberal. John Mark Hicks has some great teachings.... they are rejected by the most conservative members to whom you address. Conservative, liberal... it's all perspective. I'm called a liberal for agreeing with John Mark Hicks, and accused of being a conservative by some community churches... ehhh, I don't care much about those labels. I just want to follow Jesus the best I know how.i am not a big fan of church of Christ .i have listened to several of the ministers in coc .they all say they are the true n.t church.. a person can be coc and be saved that is not my issue. there is nothing wrong with musical instruments clasping shouting what ever be of the spirit. i have yet to attend one of the churches either . but they are there GOD chose through the preaching of the word to save the lost .
many churches many pastor get the idea they ate the only one will make it. the old saying if everyone in this church was just like me. what kind of church would this be? my son first teacher was church of Christ. grade school he asked kids in class out loud who wanted get save. she put the desk together kids prayed.. i had deep respect for her... saying all this i was raised UMC not my cup of tea..but i went back Christmas eve new years eve and preached Jesus . i dont preach against denoms the name tag will either fall off going up or burn off going down...the new age movement has been filtering into the Body of Christ for years.... Jesus said let no man device you .. read the Bible i like a crisp spirit filled service my self..
We put a big emphasis on baptism and Communion as core doctrines. We also put a big emphasis on studying Gods word, but most important, we teach the necessity of living out our faith.