Comments on: And They’ll Know We are Christians By Our…? http://adamriggins.com/2007/11/14/and-theyll-know-we-are-christians-by-our/ technology, thoughts, music, movies, whatever. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:44:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Adam http://adamriggins.com/2007/11/14/and-theyll-know-we-are-christians-by-our/#comment-15 Adam Wed, 21 Nov 2007 19:10:00 +0000 http://adamriggins.com/2007/11/14/and-theyll-know-we-are-christians-by-our/#comment-15 I agree with you. Truth needs to be spoken, but in love, not in excommunication. How does this convey God's love? I agree with you. Truth needs to be spoken, but in love, not in excommunication. How does this convey God’s love?

]]> By: Ashley Weis http://adamriggins.com/2007/11/14/and-theyll-know-we-are-christians-by-our/#comment-14 Ashley Weis Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:26:00 +0000 http://adamriggins.com/2007/11/14/and-theyll-know-we-are-christians-by-our/#comment-14 I agree with you 100%. The church should never turn anyone away, especially for being imperfect, as no one could ever reach God's standard of perfection. Although, I think we should be striving, out love, constantly, to better our walk with God, and to become better reflections of Him to this world.<br/><br/>I wouldn't kick out someone for being homosexual, but in this libertarian world, I believe as Christians we need to make sure people know the truth. The absolute truth, and what God's word says. <br/><br/>Kicking someone out of church will not make them change, or even contemplate their decisions, it will drive them further away from the love of Christ.<br/><br/>And why on earth is that church doing that when it is quite obvious from scripture that Jesus was clearly loving sinners? <br/><br/>What do people think will result from those actions? Ugh. Disgusting.<br/><br/>Good post! I agree with you 100%. The church should never turn anyone away, especially for being imperfect, as no one could ever reach God’s standard of perfection. Although, I think we should be striving, out love, constantly, to better our walk with God, and to become better reflections of Him to this world.

I wouldn’t kick out someone for being homosexual, but in this libertarian world, I believe as Christians we need to make sure people know the truth. The absolute truth, and what God’s word says.

Kicking someone out of church will not make them change, or even contemplate their decisions, it will drive them further away from the love of Christ.

And why on earth is that church doing that when it is quite obvious from scripture that Jesus was clearly loving sinners?

What do people think will result from those actions? Ugh. Disgusting.

Good post!

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