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A quick story about brother Tim… Back in that day of the FFF when he participated frequently I was a fairly loyal supporter of most, if not all things Hyles. Of course, Tim Lee was persona non grata with the Hyles crowd because of his “compromise“ via affiliation with the Southern Baptist...

Yes, it’s all about the Benjamins. 😎 He could’ve stayed at Ole Miss and proven that it can be done, “it” being a national championship. Now that would’ve been a legacy and a story for the ages that he could hang his hat on. LSU has already had Nattys, so even if he’s able to accomplish that...

I admit after having read your OP, and before aleshanee responded, my first reaction was one of incredulity that a church would abandon their pastor and split all because of a photo with a politician. If a pastor had cultivated a culture in his church of such extreme political polarization, and...

Kelly admits he never really believed in God. 😁😉

Good morals and preaching clean living ain’t the gospel.

Tim Lee, went by “Marine”. Great guy, burned by Jim Vineyard at Oklahoma Baptist College.

Very interesting. Share some of your experiences with us.

So do most Mormons.

Been watching, like you do when passing by an accident scene, with morbid fascination. Reminds me of the guy he’s replacing, classless. But about the fiasco, Saban said it best, “we don’t have a Lane Kiffin problem, we have a NCAA leadership problem”

Welcome to the forum. I look forward to hearing of your perspective from those years inside the bubble.

I just wish all these groypers would put as much energy into being productive church members and propagation of the Gospel as they do manufacturing their jingoism.

Well huk, are they?

The devil deals the cards. 😁

Ok, so what do you think about it?

In your time pastoring, did you have to deal with the cultural wars on stuff like this in your congregation (s)? If so, how did you handle it?

@abcaines, what about this quote interested you enough to post it here?

Ironically, at least two of those three have traveled the road through a variety of Christian denominations before landing in the Roman Catholic domain (and still keep their toes dabbled in their former walk). I don't doubt their sincerity as to where they ended up, but I also believe as with...