Catholic university celebrates painting depicting George Floyd as Jesus:
@CDuBois I was sickened upon reading that story this morning. Leave it to man to mess up the Word.
It's heart wrenching.
But I keep thinking this may be God's way of shining light on the frauds and traitors ... people as well as institutions.
I have watched the actions and pronouncements of the church I (still) belong to since well before the 2020 election. It is obvious that denomination is headed far left. Seems the winds of politics blow them further away from biblical teachings. I have not gone back since covid. I have stopped contributing. A piece of my life has disappeared friends, choir bible study. But, it is the physical church aspect, not my belief that is in question. And that feels right.
@Candlelight
It's true that the church is not required to continue to grow as a believer, but the lack of corporate worship will have a negative impact on the future. The benefits of coming together to worship cannot be underestimated. We must fight to right the ship.
I agree to your comments on corporate worship. I miss that. I will find another group.
@Cogent_Texan
Part of the fighting, indeed the first part, is to turn on the lights, and look this blasphemy in the face.
And yes, we must come together as worshipers.
@Candlelight