What would Steve Epley do?
 

Tonight I have been invited to do a scripture reading at a community wide ecumenical gathering at a Catholic church.

Should I disregard the spirit of thanksgiving text that they would want me to read and go right to Acts 2:38, telling myself this might be the only time that such a large and diverse group here it's important message? Or should I go on comprimising my beliefs and participate with the Whore Church.

What would Steve Do? What should I do?

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Hey, cookin. Just a little fyi. Acts 2:38 is also in the Catholic Bible.

And the Baptist Bible. and the Methodist Bible. And the Lutheran Bible. And.................................

My guess is that they've all read it a time or two.

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God will send the hungry ones to YOU

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Forget whatever they WANT you to read and preach a food stompin, pew poundin, hell raisin, holy ghost blowout of a holiness message!

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Steve Epley would fast & pray before reading the requested scripture.

Then he would do as requested, praying that God would use the anointing in his voice to spark a real hunger for the Lord in someone who is not interested in religion only.

That is what he would do, I bet.
That is what I would do, for sure.


You could just ask him, ya know! :)

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We have the reputation of being a church group that tries to convert other church group members over trying to convert rank sinners part of any church group.

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Not sure what Epley would do

But I would be as wise as a serpeant and as gentle as a dove.

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Elder Epley, if asked, would speak from a heart of love, the word of love

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Then he'd line up all those whisker faced men and bobbed haired woman and tell them good,that God hears not the prayers of such heatherns

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