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I would respond, but the font uses the wrong number style.

So... They are out of stories and losing viewers and needing to do something to create a buzz to get clicks to get money. People who really suffered abuse, aren't quite so jovial and talkative about something they are discussing for the first time. Watch the body language - Inventing...

Good post!

We have Pew Bibles in our church. I tell folks what page to turn to in their pew Bible.

Same teacher mandated that all numerical fours were to be closed at the top making a triangle that represented the trinity and pointed to God. Any open fours supposedly represented the devil's pitchfork and would immediately be given an incorrect mark for the work, even if the answer was correct.

You were there in the early days!

How big was the protest? 10 people like on the show at Wildomar?

I also liked the way that Wilkerson pointed out the number of people who have attended the church. 40 million people have come to the church. 25% of girls have been abused 16% of boys have been abused 30% of abuse takes place in a church (second to schools at 39%) 90% of abusers are trusted...

Proof that the "Preacher Boy Podcast" guy is atheist? I know he is bitter and is grinding his own axes, but atheist?

Wildomar is their own worst enemy. Goddard is goofy as can be. He chooses the absolute worst response to the whole situation every time. He took the teaching of loyalty and a leader's responsibility to lead and went WAY too far. But this is his own doing.

Agree with most of the posts here. We watched the "Let Us Prey" show. I watched Wilkerson's statement. I am very happy with Wilkerson's statement. He acknowledges that people have been hurt (easy to do now that Schaap went to prison), but does not implicate the church further by stating...

Gotta love this place. HAC Rebel had a great post about his memories from a very odd time. SO quickly, it devolves down to spewing hatred against standards such as short hair. Can't you start a different thread asking why HAC had their particular preferences? There is certainly no need to...

Again.... It helps people who want help and who desire accountability. It provides a stern warning to someone sitting in an office and wondering what that stuff is like and thinking about doing a search. In today's world, there is always another way to get your fix if you are an addict. I am...

I will add to this discussion. Software like CE actually does help people overcome a habitual sin, who want to overcome the habitual sin. Here's how: 1. It breaks the pattern. You know you are going to have to find another method. When you are in your usual place and time when temptation...

Thanks for posting! I was gone by then, serving in a church in the middle of nowhere. Thanks for sharing what that experience was. Sure would have been different than my experience at HAC. I enjoyed reading and would encourage you to share more.

So....... We got some trolls here! Thank you for identifying yourselves by posting on old threads with posts that have nothing to do with the thread!

Some in the SBC want a model like unto the Catholic church where a board gets to dictate what churches should and should not be able to accomplish or do or whatever. This is the group that won the election. They want more authority over the local church. The losing party wanted the SBC to...

The Resolutions Committee drafts these resolutions and presents them to the assembled delegates from independent churches to vote their approval. Most of the resolutions are incredibly weak political statements. Some of them try addressing social issues of the day, but are worded oddly and do...

Russ Moore is a scumbag.

It is a common tactic in the IFB to cause people to follow by threatening with shame. "If you don't X, you are bad." "You had better X, so you don't look like this guy." It is also common for IFB leadership to lead through sarcasm and cutting down others. It is intended to show how close...