perhpas not irrelevant…
31 January 2007
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in response to the post below, perhaps irrelevant is the wrong phrase, they have a time and place, I just think for the average person the don’t do the job, I may be wrong!
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Mark
Thanks - I think irrelevant is the wrong word, its simply not relevant to you and I.
But the reality is if you look hard enough, if you search deep enough you will find people where a seed, a word, a note, a voice has been sowed that led to better things.
It upsets me that Christians continue to chritique other peoples methods and means of its application of the gospel. I have heard possibly on yours and bens have a dig at the Proclaimers church. From what I read it doesn’t sound particularly great - but if that church preaches the gospel, lets not condemn it. U may not wish to encourage it for X reasons, but we should be VERY VERY careful at condeming something from our human part that could, to some degree, have God working in there.
There is plenty of stuff I read about emergent generation, and there are some of the things that Paul and Heather are doing with Ambient Wonder. Is it relevant for me - no not all. And I suspect for a lot of my friends its not relevant. HOWEVER, I know Paul and Heather personally and they are striving to bring the gospel in a different way. They are doing it in their own way making themselves relevant to a certain persons or people. So I say great - go for it…..
Sorry for the long posting
Yes I agree with the whole critique church thing and yes perhaps certain views on proclaimers I blogged shouldn’t, in heinsight have been blogged because Im sure there’s probably some good going on, I guess the thing with street preachers is they make me cringe, but at the end of the day God made us all differently, he calls us all to different things and knows how things will effect people
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