
03-10-2013, 10:48 PM
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Supercalifragilisticexpiali...
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Bombshell- Considering going back to the UPC
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Originally Posted by shag
I ve read very little of this thread, but I suppose my primary thoughts would be, how will you react (if at all) to teaching that you disagree with? (Based on u said yourself , Gods word is first priority). I ask because for myself, the success rate of voicing any objections to teaching that I disagree with has been minuscule. "Let God be the one to align any pastoral("man of god") teaching that is off", seems to be the primary opinion of the upc church, "in the pulpit and out". One minute I enjoy the preaching, next minute I'm thinking I can't listen another minute. We stll attend UPC, even after both getting "demoted" out of ministries a few years ago for a beard and my wife trimming her hair(after 6 months of prAyer and then heeding our dr suggestion w neck knots from the weight). It has been extremely difficult for us, however I fell that I'll have issues with teaching wherever we go, probably worse elsewhere. So we have not left.
Just my brief 1 cent input...
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I don't think Jason has responded to this yet, but I think he has said pretty much the same as what you were saying when you said, "I feel that I'll have issues with teaching wherever we go, probably worse elsewhere." Difference being he would be returning after having discovered this (if he actually returns and finds it tolerable)
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