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Old 04-24-2008, 09:14 AM
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Wink Not Enough Relationship Taught

I Will Never Forget The First Time I Was Preaching In My Home Church, And I Said During My Message You Need To Have A Personal
Relationship With Jesus.......lots Of Silence, More Silence.

All They Could Think Of Was...he's Changing His Doctrine.

I Was Not The Pastor, But One Of The Associate Pastors. All I Was Trying To Say Was We Need To Be More In Love With Jesus.

All That To Say This.

The Only Real Problem I Have Seen Through The Years, Is That We Really Have Never (upc) Taught Enough On Relationship With Jesus.

Preach A Message....get Them In The Altar....shake Them....holler In
Thier Ear, And Make Sure They Speak In Tongues.

And Thats The End. And There You Have A Really Shallow Christian.

Oh Yea. And If They Don't Last. They Didn't Get A Real Good Case Of The Holy Ghost!!

Come On Guys, Lets Teach People How To Make It.
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Old 04-24-2008, 12:23 PM
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Re: Not Enough Relationship Taught

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I Will Never Forget The First Time I Was Preaching In My Home Church, And I Said During My Message You Need To Have A Personal
Relationship With Jesus.......lots Of Silence, More Silence.

All They Could Think Of Was...he's Changing His Doctrine.

I Was Not The Pastor, But One Of The Associate Pastors. All I Was Trying To Say Was We Need To Be More In Love With Jesus.

All That To Say This.

The Only Real Problem I Have Seen Through The Years, Is That We Really Have Never (upc) Taught Enough On Relationship With Jesus.

Preach A Message....get Them In The Altar....shake Them....holler In
Thier Ear, And Make Sure They Speak In Tongues.

And Thats The End. And There You Have A Really Shallow Christian.

Oh Yea. And If They Don't Last. They Didn't Get A Real Good Case Of The Holy Ghost!!

Come On Guys, Lets Teach People How To Make It.
Yep-er-do! You are absolutely right. This whole thing is about relationship and without it you won't have what it takes to make it.
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Old 04-24-2008, 12:25 PM
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Re: Not Enough Relationship Taught

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I Will Never Forget The First Time I Was Preaching In My Home Church, And I Said During My Message You Need To Have A Personal
Relationship With Jesus.......lots Of Silence, More Silence.

All They Could Think Of Was...he's Changing His Doctrine.

I Was Not The Pastor, But One Of The Associate Pastors. All I Was Trying To Say Was We Need To Be More In Love With Jesus.

All That To Say This.

The Only Real Problem I Have Seen Through The Years, Is That We Really Have Never (upc) Taught Enough On Relationship With Jesus.

Preach A Message....get Them In The Altar....shake Them....holler In
Thier Ear, And Make Sure They Speak In Tongues.

And Thats The End. And There You Have A Really Shallow Christian.

Oh Yea. And If They Don't Last. They Didn't Get A Real Good Case Of The Holy Ghost!!

Come On Guys, Lets Teach People How To Make It.
Yes sir...

When you preach relationship one feels compelled to spend more time explaining that you're not "letting go of anything" etc than getting the actual message across.

That whole relationship thing must sound a little charismatic to folks.

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Old 04-24-2008, 12:26 PM
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Re: Not Enough Relationship Taught

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I Will Never Forget The First Time I Was Preaching In My Home Church, And I Said During My Message You Need To Have A Personal
Relationship With Jesus.......lots Of Silence, More Silence.

All They Could Think Of Was...he's Changing His Doctrine.

I Was Not The Pastor, But One Of The Associate Pastors. All I Was Trying To Say Was We Need To Be More In Love With Jesus.

All That To Say This.

The Only Real Problem I Have Seen Through The Years, Is That We Really Have Never (upc) Taught Enough On Relationship With Jesus.

Preach A Message....get Them In The Altar....shake Them....holler In
Thier Ear, And Make Sure They Speak In Tongues.

And Thats The End. And There You Have A Really Shallow Christian.

Oh Yea. And If They Don't Last. They Didn't Get A Real Good Case Of The Holy Ghost!!

Come On Guys, Lets Teach People How To Make It.

Hmmm... I guess I just see how much more and more I am blessed each day! Our pastor teaches on these things regularly! I know I brag on our church so much on here but I see more and more that I have reason to!

These things are key but not every pastor does not preach these things... I will say you will likely not get much response on your thread tho... we really have a dislike for pastor bashing threads around these parts... it hits nerve with a lot on here... FYI
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Old 04-24-2008, 12:42 PM
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That's weird. EVERY upc church I have been in I have heard it preached very strongly that one MUST have a personal, individual relationship with the Lord.

I can't think of any single apostolic/oneness church I have ever been to that this was not a major doctrine held forth.
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Old 04-24-2008, 01:31 PM
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Yes sir...

When you preach relationship one feels compelled to spend more time explaining that you're not "letting go of anything" etc than getting the actual message across.

That whole relationship thing must sound a little charismatic to folks.


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Funny you would say that, Digging. A preacher told me that the reason some preached so hard was because if you focused too much on "love" you would be labeled a "charismatic"! Then if labeled a "charismatic" you would be ostracized. LOL
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Great Things Said. I Know Some Pastors Or Churches Do. But, Trust Me. Not For The Most Part.

Here Is The Question. How Often Does Our Pastors Preach On Life Issues?

I Was Raised In Lousiana. My Pastor In Lafayette Taught Twice A Year To Any 13 And Up Year Olds About Being A Man.
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Old 04-24-2008, 04:09 PM
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Come On Guys, Lets Teach People How To Make It.
My pastor is licensed with the UPC and he teaches the necessity of having a relationship with the Lord ALL the time. He stresses to seek His face and not His hand. Prayer, fasting, getting into the word...etc.
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Old 04-24-2008, 06:24 PM
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Great Things Said. I Know Some Pastors Or Churches Do. But, Trust Me. Not For The Most Part.
Why should we trust you on that 'for the most part' part?

As I said, ALL UPC pastors I have met have stressed the importance of a relationship, a PERSONAL relationship, with the Lord.

I haven't personally met ONE pastor of a UPC church who didn't. In fact, I haven't met a single pastor of any Oneness church who didn't stress that.

Now, sure, a few of them were completely off base on HOW to have that relationship, but that's another subject altogether.
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That's weird. EVERY upc church I have been in I have heard it preached very strongly that one MUST have a personal, individual relationship with the Lord.

I can't think of any single apostolic/oneness church I have ever been to that this was not a major doctrine held forth.

Same here.

Another blanket criticism that is grossly innacurate.
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