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In reply to the discussion: The Lord's table [View all]LuvNewcastle
(17,800 posts)13. That's it.
When people don't have a place to live, I'd say the logical and right thing to do is to give them a place to live. But we can't do that, be cause then EVERYBODY will want a free house, right? Isn't that the thinking? Do people really believe that or is that what they tell themselves to justify their inaction? There's a current in society that prohibits helping some people because then we'd be rewarding their bad behavior. If we just use our tough love long enough, they'll eventually clean up, find Jesus, and fly straight.
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A lot of churches have ushers that stand at the front door during the service.
LuvNewcastle
Feb 2014
#39
This was the church I grew up in, and I haven't been there in almost 20 years
Recursion
Feb 2014
#11
Speaking as someone whose home church has done the exact opposite, I am apalled!
ColesCountyDem
Feb 2014
#32
"The Lord's table isn't for those who are right; it's those of us who are wrong. "
1awake
Feb 2014
#34
If I recall, and I do, Jesus didn't have a fixed place he called home, either,
MineralMan
Feb 2014
#35