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Uncommon Webcast – April 22, 2010
By davesteiger
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Why The Cleaner Looks At Bumper Stickers – Christian Pacifism – COEXIST Nonsense
Brain on Liberal, David Gregory of ‘Meet the Press.’
Wrap Up On Sharron Angle – The ‘Deborahs’ Of This Country – The Death Of The Libertarian Party
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Thanks Art,
I actually condone the advice you received in Bible School. A Shepherd swims at his own risk when he delves into deep relationships with those of his flock and that can feel like a degree of isolation. I think we have both seen the risks play out to the detriment of the assembly on a number of occasions; many times ending in church splits.
The Cleaner and I developed a friendship prior to my becoming a Pastor and it is my privilege to have him as a friend and a confidant. Nice to know you are still our “Dances with Lone Star” representative in the greatest state in the Union.
Until that time
Spes Mea en Deo
The Parson
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I attended Bible College in the Pastoral Training program. One of the warnings they emphasized is that the pastor cannot get close friends in the congregations, sue to possible jealousy of the others.
I so glad you two have made your friendship work. I know, Parson, that you do not neglect your assembly members, and maybe Dave is more like an assistant pastor to you. It’s good to see. I tired back in the 70′s to have that kind of relationship and it almost split the church from jealousy. Thanks for showing men that they can have a close personal friend and still guide the lives of everyone who loves grace.
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