Binaca Chugger said:Walt said:Binaca Chugger said:Walt said:wtyson said:You guys are pretty pathetic. You can't find a position on a decade plus org chart you found on the internet as if it is the end of all truth so you slander Chuck Harding and attempt to undermine a ministry that is making a difference for Christ on Capitol Hill. Honestly, I am not surprised by the conduct of the anonymous piranhas on the forum. The work of Christ seems to matter little rather a continual feeding on innuendo and mean spiritedness seems to be the MO on here. We are commanded to treat people in love, preferring one another. If you believe Chuck has done wrong than pick up the phone and talk to him about it instead of this nonsense. That's the Biblical model...if that really matters.
I cannot speak for others, but I am simply trying to follow the Biblical model of testing the spirits, according to I John 4. If the man is going around telling lies about his history, he should not be in the ministry.
I don't see much a difference about what is coming out of Capitol Hill, so I question whether he is, in fact, "making a difference".
Furthermore, have you actually read anything posted here? "Bianca Chugger" DID, in fact, talk with him, face to face, if I'm remembering the posts correctly.
Both my sister & I don't like being lied to; she sent me his message, and he certainly made himself important. I cannot go to him with questions until I have some facts to go on.
Isn't his history of inappropriate behavior that is being alleged here more important than his history as Deputy Commander?
If it could be proved, possibly. Should he continued to be haunted by a sin that he has put behind him? Would we like to be so treated? (I know I wouldn't). If he is still covering it up, that is another thing, or if he still continues in his inappropriate behavior, that is something else.
His story of being Deputy Director is much easier to check, especially if he agency has never had such a position.
NO.
Certain sins eliminate you from certain positions. If one repents, he might be able to find a place of membership, and maybe even instruction, but may not hold other positions. See 1 Timothy.
I don't understand a church using missions money to support a lobbyist. This practice is not supported anywhere in Scripture. This alone should be enough to stop the practice - What Scripture teaches about how a church should use money.
I Timothy discusses pastor and deacons, not other positions. As you are probably aware, many pastors that get caught in sexual sins often resign the pulpit and go into evangelism - the general consensus has been that the temptation is far less as an evangelist.
I believe my sister's church supports Mr Harding as an evangelist, not as a lobbyist.