Dear Christian -
Be sure not to encourage your kids to participate in any kind of charity work. You know how kids are these days - apathetic, lazy, uncaring. They would hate working on something like that.
Lucifer
Kids are really amazing people.
They can sympathize with someone being poor or hungry. They can understand how some kids don't have toys or basic "stuff." Their hearts are young and (usually) unjaded. They simply want to help others.
But the important thing to impress upon them is that material goods are nothing without the Gospel being given, too.
My 9 year old collected 65 items for a food drive at church this week. She called relatives and asked for donations. It was truly heartwarming to see how she took this mission to heart.
But the best part is that she understands that while we are helping people be fed, we are also going to help feed their souls by presenting Jesus to them when they get their food.
Truly a great lesson to learn at such a young age.
Showing posts with label outreach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outreach. Show all posts
Monday, January 28, 2008
Saturday, January 26, 2008
The LFS Neighborhood Changers groups
The whole purpose if this blog and the book Ten Letters from Satan was to help change lives and change communities.
Faith without the deeds to back it up is an empty faith. (James 2:26) We, as Christians, are to be known through our fruit. (Colossians 1:10)
I have started the group LFS Neighborhood Changers for those who want to start a LFS Neighborhood Changers group in their church or simply want to go out into their community and bear fruit and be a good witness for Christ.
Let's start a worldwide change - by starting in our own backyard.
Faith without the deeds to back it up is an empty faith. (James 2:26) We, as Christians, are to be known through our fruit. (Colossians 1:10)
I have started the group LFS Neighborhood Changers for those who want to start a LFS Neighborhood Changers group in their church or simply want to go out into their community and bear fruit and be a good witness for Christ.
Let's start a worldwide change - by starting in our own backyard.
Saturday, November 24, 2007
I love it when you fight amongst yourselves!
Dear Christian,
Today I overheard you talk about "that" church down the road. "Those people aren't really Christians," you said.
Your reason? Because they use a different style of music than your church does! Their pastor had asked to partner with your church for a community outreach program (*shudder*), but your pastor refused. "After all," he said when he explained it to the leadership in your church later, "they aren't like us. They just have different beliefs."
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Did you know that "that" church stole 5 souls from me last week? (It still burns me up thinking about it.) And they stole the souls of 8 children from me the week before! (Almost as many as your church did that week.) They insist on using the same Bible you do and preaching from it each week. They also reach out to the lost and steal souls from me, just like you do.
But that's okay. By seeing them as "different" and not as "spiritual" because they sue a different style of singing and music, you keep from working together with them and stealing more souls from me!
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Such a trivial thing to let people go to Hell for, but that's okay. I will be sure to tell them that they might have been reached if you had not been so stubborn. It will make their misery so much worse, knowing that they could have avoided their fate - had you taken action.
Thanks for the extra souls!
Lucifer
Why do we let such small issues divide us as churches?
I am not talking about important issues, such as what it takes to get to Heaven.
I am talking about things that really do not matter.
The Bible doesn't tell us that only hymns are holy. Or that singing hyms is the sign of a spiritually "dead" church.
The Bible doesn't say that people who wear jeans to church are not really Christians. Or that wearing a suit and tie is wrong.
These are man-made issues that keep churches from working together. And I think they break God's heart.
------Shay :o)
Today I overheard you talk about "that" church down the road. "Those people aren't really Christians," you said.
Your reason? Because they use a different style of music than your church does! Their pastor had asked to partner with your church for a community outreach program (*shudder*), but your pastor refused. "After all," he said when he explained it to the leadership in your church later, "they aren't like us. They just have different beliefs."
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Did you know that "that" church stole 5 souls from me last week? (It still burns me up thinking about it.) And they stole the souls of 8 children from me the week before! (Almost as many as your church did that week.) They insist on using the same Bible you do and preaching from it each week. They also reach out to the lost and steal souls from me, just like you do.
But that's okay. By seeing them as "different" and not as "spiritual" because they sue a different style of singing and music, you keep from working together with them and stealing more souls from me!
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Such a trivial thing to let people go to Hell for, but that's okay. I will be sure to tell them that they might have been reached if you had not been so stubborn. It will make their misery so much worse, knowing that they could have avoided their fate - had you taken action.
Thanks for the extra souls!
Lucifer
Why do we let such small issues divide us as churches?
I am not talking about important issues, such as what it takes to get to Heaven.
I am talking about things that really do not matter.
The Bible doesn't tell us that only hymns are holy. Or that singing hyms is the sign of a spiritually "dead" church.
The Bible doesn't say that people who wear jeans to church are not really Christians. Or that wearing a suit and tie is wrong.
These are man-made issues that keep churches from working together. And I think they break God's heart.
------Shay :o)
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