A Whole New Level of Apostolic Hero Worship

[Jason B]

I'm shocked that people are defending this. If these were the ties of Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, and Benny Hinn and their followers were bidding on them, apostolics would be quick to speak against that, BUT since its happening within one of "our" churches with "our" men of God, then its all in "fun". Whatever. To me its another example of inconsistency. Rail against everyone else, but turn a blind eye to mess that goes on in your own back yard.

[Jason B]

Paul and Barnabas would have no part of this. We're willing to turn "our" men of God into modern Zues' and Hermes', and its ok, since "we have the truth".

[Aquila]

What's sad is that people aren't giving strictly out of a single focused desire to further the work. It's a gimmick.

Why not say, "We need $40,000 in donations and pledges for missions this year. Let's please search our hearts and seek God. If we can't reach this goal we may have to scale back our efforts to further the gospel."

[StillStanding]

I wouldn't mind having a tie of a preacher that preached a message that changed my life! It would be a constant reminder of promises that I made to God that night.

My list would be Merrill Ewing, TF Tenney and Mark Hanby. Not hero worship, but a monument of sorts of a life changing moment for me. I'm willing to pay up to $5! :-)

[houston]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

I'm shocked that people are defending this. If these were the ties of Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, and Benny Hinn and their followers were bidding on them, apostolics would be quick to speak against that, BUT since its happening within one of "our" churches with "our" men of God, then its all in "fun". Whatever. To me its another example of inconsistency. Rail against everyone else, but turn a blind eye to mess that goes on in your own back yard.

Amen!

[houston]

I would be embarassed. Those are very low bids.

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by OneAccord

Apostolic
Pickers


Hey Mike, you’re not gonna believe what I found.

Yo. Frank, what is it? A 16th century vase? Somethin from the Ming Dynasty?

No, man, this is something’ even more valuable. Man, I’ve always wanted one of these.

For, cryin out loud, Frank, not another antique toy truck.

No… wait, let me dig it out. Okay, got it.

Ouch!… good work Frank, You just knocked that pile of worthless cloths over on me.


Worthless? You call this worthless?

Its just a cheap tie.

No it ain’t. This is a Lee Stoneking original. He wore it the night he preached “Magic Holy Hair”.

Really? Are you sure? How do you know?

I’ve seen the video and he was wearin’ this same tie. Besides , can’t ya feel the “nointin’ on it? Man we gotta have this….. Its priceless.

Com’on, Frank, don’t act too excited. They’ll jack up the price. Call Danielle and see if we can get it in the Jacksonville auction. Offer ‘em ten bucks for it.

"Give me a crazy number you would accept for this."

[RandyWayne]

"You know son, in MY day when a group needed money they would auction all of us bachelors off to the highest bidder. Chum, I think your worth about 10 bucks. I don't know to who."

[Nitehawk013]

It's no different than selling peanut brittle or having a basket auction to raise funds for the church. No one looses their mind ove rpeanut brittle, but you snap over them havign the nerve to sell some ties?

Grow up.

[kclee4jc]

Originally Posted by houston

I would be embarassed. Those are very low bids.

thats because I havent bid yet..