6 Responses to “Preachers Shouldn’t Pisseth on the Wall”
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July 17, 2009
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When does he start teaching his congregation ancient hebrew, greek, aramaic, etc?
when a preacher doesn't preach what he thinks is good and the best but preaches what GOD wants him to preach. the way he speaks is not important at all (remember Moses?): the most impt is when he is allowing himself to be used by GOD at that very moment he's in the pulpit.
This guy is too defensive, I feel like he's yelling at me for reasons yet unknown. Too much drama–talk a little about the Bible, but put your own life story in it, add a touch of vulnerability and admittance of sin/imperfection, and I'm a believer of what you say.
I absolutely love this guy. Every time he speaks it's just gold. I think he's too convicted and wrapped up in this whole religion thing. I think he misses the point that religion should give a man morals, and it seems he misses some himself!
This is the kind of preacher that has his own agenda, is angry about something we don't really know about and obviously loves the sound of his own voice. A good preacher uses God's words in a way that we can understand them and let us take away something to change our daily life in some significant way – to live through what He is teaching.