Their loss is Globals gain (maybe)

[triumphant1]

Originally Posted by BeenThinkin

NO NO NO! triumphant1 I wasn't talking about you. I'm sorry I should not have tagged your post. I should have tagged some of those who seemed to not know what they were talking about. I agree with you. Scott and Brett are friends of mine as well. Their dad was a prince of a man. I think Scott is doing a great job. Global seems to be moving forward better than it has since.... well since it wasn't moving forward, if you know what I mean.

I'm not active right now but for my own reason! Have no stones to throw! Would encourage any of those who are "looking" to get to know Scott. I think they would be impressed when they get to know him.

Again, sorry that I made it look like I was referring to you. God speed!

Edit: triumphant1 I just looked back at my post and my choice of you and yours certainly made it look like I was talking to you. I should have said them instead of you and yours. Sorry again. Hope everyone that read the earlier post will read this one.

Been Thinkin

LOL. You had me scratching my head on that one! It's ok for sure, I have probably done the same thing at times while posting! Blessings to you big time!!

[Theophil]

Originally Posted by Socialite

And this is a good thing to many others.

They are still in the same paradigm. Global is not for them. They wouldn't enjoy the fellowship.

"They" may or may not be in the same"paradigm". There are many former UPCI ministers and saints (sorry for the distinction) who have deep, heart felt conviction over things like Jesus Name baptism, the Oneness of God, etc., but do not conform to the traditional "standards". They, basically, are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to fellowship.

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by Theophil

"They" may or may not be in the same"paradigm". There are many former UPCI ministers and saints (sorry for the distinction) who have deep, heart felt conviction over things like Jesus Name baptism, the Oneness of God, etc., but do not conform to the traditional "standards". They, basically, are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to fellowship.

When I say "paradigm" I guess I'm going beyond standards... and into the way people view the Gospel.