I challenge you Apostolic Pastors! Take a Trinity Pastor to Dinner or play golf.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Thumper

Have mercy!!!

Every family event for me is an AOG convention.

Dinner and golf is not going to make a lick of difference.

Ain't that the truth when I visit Dad sometimes it has been Charismatic convention at dinner with me being the lone ranger and my good wife. I mind my manners they leave me alone I leave them alone BUT if they shoot that mortar across the bridge then.......................................

[Thumper]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Ain't that the truth when I visit Dad sometimes it has been Charismatic convention at dinner with me being the lone ranger and my good wife. I mind my manners they leave me alone I leave them alone BUT if they shoot that mortar across the bridge then.......................................

That is generally how things go for me also. I try to be pleasant and enjoy the company. They have long since learned that to debate the Godhead with me is a losers game so for the most part we talk about harmless subjects.

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by Thumper

... for the most part we talk about harmless subjects.

like golf??

[Thumper]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

like golf??

Can't say I know much about that game. However, I do talk skiing with them.

And politics.

That is usually kinda safe

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by Thumper

Can't say I know much about that game. However, I do talk skiing with them.

And politics.

That is usually kinda safe

when I was young[er], my family used to say stuff like "...you can't change your religion... you were born catholc and you'll always be catholic.." I said "who determines that?" They'd answer with off the wall stuff like "..the priest.." or "..the pope.."

[Malvaro]

Originally Posted by COOPER

Thank you

I was friends with an AOG youth pastor/assistant before I moved.... he was a great guy that had a great attitude toward working with people.... hearing some of his dorm-dad youth camp stories reminded me of the good ole' days....

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Malvaro

I was friends with an AOG youth pastor/assistant before I moved.... he was a great guy that had a great attitude toward working with people.... hearing some of his dorm-dad youth camp stories reminded me of the good ole' days....

aH, The dorm days

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Thumper

That is generally how things go for me also. I try to be pleasant and enjoy the company. They have long since learned that to debate the Godhead with me is a losers game so for the most part we talk about harmless subjects.

Boy when Dad has guests which is often they really tread on thin ice some times since they know what we are by looking at us somehow it invokes some stupid comment. I do NOT allow anyone to insult my wife they start down that road then the storm is on the way. Dad will gently but firmly guide the conversation in a different direction. My family repsects us and never tries to put us in an awkward position. It is only when those Charismatic (jerk) preachers who are so full of love decide to insult us in my own father's home. And yes it has happened but not often. I must say about Carlton Pearson he was an absolute gentleman in every respect. And that was in hay day.