Can any WPF'rs explain:

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by A_PoMo

Yeah, it's been several years since I've been on any of the forums. Once I get over this flu and have he mental energy to actually do my homework again I'll prob not be on here as much as I have the last couple of days. I'm sure admin is happy for that.

Flu, huh? My daughter called a few minutes ago from the other side of the country just needing to hear her mom's voice. She's been sick since yesterday afternoon, vomiting, fever, chills. I can't do anything for her -- she's way too far away.

Hope you're feeling better soon. As always, I enjoy reading your thoughts and ideas.

[chaotic_resolve]

Originally Posted by pepper

From WWPF by-law:

I will also avoid having television, or other Hollywood or Hollywood-type productions and movies in my home or elsewhere. I will further refrain from engaging in any other such unacceptable programs or materials via radio, internet or any other present or future technology. I will limit my use of all forms of communication technology to that which is, educational, business, or otherwise wholesome and edifying.

Granted, I didn't read through all - what - sixteen pages, but the bolded and enlarged text seemed to have escaped the first several pages of posts.

I guess when all else fails, just be agin it. Doesn't matter whether it's available now or will be available 50 years from now - be agin it!

Originally Posted by ogatt

i was in a motel 6 the other day and when i walked in i saw the devils eye over in the corner.

I threw a blanket over it.

After 2 hours it got so hot i had to come out from under that blanket.

LoL

[bkstokes]

Hey A-POMO I haven't asked you this yet. Why do you have Bono as your avatar? Have you still not found what you are looking for?

I wonder why, when television first came out, didn't the UPC use it as a witnessing tool instead of marking it a tool of the devil. I would think that if we could take what man meant for evil and turn it for good, things would be alot different today and we wouldn't be having these conversations. I have heard that when the radio first came out it was a sin to have one. Somebody tell me what the difference is between television programming, internet programming and radio programming. I have heard conversations and songs on the radio that would embarrass the most imorral person and yet alot of churches have radio programs. I truly fail to see the difference. Can anyone explain this to me to where it would make any sense?

[A_PoMo]

Originally Posted by bkstokes

Hey A-POMO I haven't asked you this yet. Why do you have Bono as your avatar? Have you still not found what you are looking for?

haha. Nope, that's why I'm located @ a place called vertigo where I can't tell up from down most of the time. It's that whole slippery slope thing.

My burden and passion is to connect the Gospel of Christ to emerging, post-modern generations. I admire the way Bono and U2 are able to connect with PoMo's and get them excited about the God and the divine ethics. I find him to be inspiring.

[mizpeh]

Originally Posted by A_PoMo

haha. Nope, that's why I'm located @ a place called vertigo where I can't tell up from down most of the time. It's that whole slippery slope thing.

My burden and passion is to connect the Gospel of Christ to emerging, post-modern generations. I admire the way Bono and U2 are able to connect with PoMo's and get them excited about the God and the divine ethics. I find him to be inspiring.

Have you checked out Reclaiming the Mind ministries yet? They have a blog called Parchment and Pen and just finished a series on the Emerging church and post moderns. LOL Here's the link.

http://www.reclaimingthemind.org/aggregator/sources/2

The blog also has a video clip of "Zacharias, Mohler, and Sproul on Emerging". My favorite quote was by Zacharias: every shrimp has it's puddle. I also agree with Mohler concerning truth.

[A_PoMo]

Thanks Miz. I'll check it out. I appreciate the info.

[pastorj]

Originally Posted by A_PoMo

haha. Nope, that's why I'm located @ a place called vertigo where I can't tell up from down most of the time. It's that whole slippery slope thing.

My burden and passion is to connect the Gospel of Christ to emerging, post-modern generations. I admire the way Bono and U2 are able to connect with PoMo's and get them excited about the God and the divine ethics. I find him to be inspiring.

[Mezzera]

Originally Posted by A_PoMo

My burden and passion is to connect the Gospel of Christ to emerging, post-modern generations. I admire the way Bono and U2 are able to connect with PoMo's and get them excited about the God and the divine ethics. I find him to be inspiring.

Originally Posted by pastorj

I have to agree with you pastorj.What has Bono done that could be considered inspiring?How could you call leading an organization that sends aid to the country of Africa which is stricken by proverty, raging with wars and AIDS inspiring? Or what about leading thousands into song about God?Ha!How lame is that?
Is he perfect?No.Are we?Umm...no!But he has shown our world how to love others and bring food,clothing, and shelter to the homeless, orphans, widows, and the sick and asking for nothing in return.
Wow!I feel like I've read something like that somewhere before.Could it have been in the bible?

Seems kind of rude to laugh at what a persons might see as their inspiriation.You never know what someone might be going through and by what vessel God may choose to use in order to speak to them.

[A_PoMo]

Originally Posted by pastorj

LOL!

Hey Mez, nice first post. Isn't it wonderful how the truth defends itself? I wondered when you'd stop lurking...you, you big lurker you.

Thanks for catching my back. Don't sweat it too much though, I have thick skin.