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One of the things I really like about the church movement I attend is its inclusiveness. Our unofficial motto or saying is that we reach out in fellowship to all blood-washed believers. That doesn't mean that we necessarily believe and agree with each others minutia or even sometimes their theology, but we recognize that we are all part of a bigger body of believers. It makes me sad to see fellow believers attack each other over personal convictions. I know a few fellow Christians that drink alcohol, but God has convicted my heart not to. I don't condemn them in what they are doing. Thats Gods business, not mine. I try to encourage them in different manners, but don't do the Spirits work. I do believe that we are to lead holy lives and to try to do our best to put things that cloud our mind, behind us, but there again, what God has led me to do might not be what God is working on in your life. I'm kind of rambling now, but I just had to say that our enemy wants us to be fractured and divided. God wants us to have a fellowship with each other...one that consists of encouragement, teaching, love and every once in a while rebuke(but I think the rebuke is reserved for those we are very familiar with). After rereading the body of this text, it sounds as if I am rebuking someone who has laid out his heart, but that is not the case. What I am trying to do is just remind us all that we are all separate, but the same. Different people but of the same body.
In the words of Jack Nicholson in the movie "Mars Attacks!"..."Why cant we all just get along?"
J.
In the words of Jack Nicholson in the movie "Mars Attacks!"..."Why cant we all just get along?"
J.
