Saturday, December 01, 2007

If First RP had a Christmas Pagent...


If my church had a Christmas pagent (and we do not, nor will we) I am sure that this would somehow be included. Me, Brian, James, and Mark doing a jingle bells ditty!

6 comments:

Joy said...

It's a mother's dream to see her son dancing in tights on the internet. :-)

Anonymous said...

I think it's time you sat your sister down and told her the difference between right and wrong. She's out there, groveling in her ouwn sin, without anyone forcing her to rejoyce in the Lord. We need to bring her back to God and show her that our love is conditional upon her acceptance of our faith and that anyone who chooses to be an individual and not take the bible's teaching as the foundation that every choice should stem from needs to accept that they will burn in hell for all eternity for choosing to turn away from our loving God.

I urge you as a warrior of God to do everything in your power to show her that her life in depravity and sin is worthless without the Allmighty in her life. It is our mission to call out these sinners and make them aware that we will not accept as anything but the enemy until they learn the truth!!

An Eshelman said...

Thanks for your concern for my sister. I love her very much.

The fact is that being anonymous does not give you any validity. If you want to discuss this I would suggest that you email me.

Plus, my love for my sister is unconditional.

Mrs. P said...

Having been present during the period where his sister chose to reject Christ and his Word, I can say that Nate, his wife, and others certainly did everything they could to lovingly yet forcefully call her back to the truth, and it is still a matter of great concern to them.

She chose (and continues to choose) not to listen.

Ultimately, that is her responsibility, not Nate's.

Mrs. P said...

And, Anon have you ever read Romans 5:8?

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that WHILE WE WERE YET SINNERS, Christ died for us."


Do you think that his love for us is conditional upon us accepting him? That is something you need to think about. If Christ had not loved you while you were still in sin ie: unconditionally, he would never have died for you, and never have called you out of your sin.

Be thankful that his interpretation of unconditional love is very different from your own.

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