I guess I'm the only one on this thread who understands 1Cor.5. is meant for today.
The law regarding what to eat was dissolved by Christ's death on the cross. They were not saved by keeping the law & eating or not eating once Christ died on the cross. (which He had in that verse).
That verse makes us a hypocrite in 2 ways: one if we have not dealt with our own sin before we judge our brother's sin, & 2: condoning every sin our church members make, also makes us hypocrites. What's winning souls? Maybe this should be a new thread.
Catchup, I see much contradiction in your postings. First you say that a family was asked to leave your church because they hit the bars all the time. Then you say that anyone who does this is a hypocrite in another post.
OBviously none of you attend a catholic church, because catholics excommunicate sinners, such as those who commit adultery. A nondenominational Christian church does this also.
What type of sins do your congregation commit that is so obvious you think they would be asked to leave my church?
No I would not be asked to leave if my sin was printed in the newspaper. If all sin is equal, & we shouldnt ask the sinner to repent, then you shouldnt have any qualms about murderers & rapists being in charge of your youth group, or an active homosexual.
Ok by me if you folks don't want to be in my church. I dont want my church full of people who think you should ignore homosexual sins by your youth group leader, or any other member of the congregation. I'm glad my church believes in repenting.
The law regarding what to eat was dissolved by Christ's death on the cross. They were not saved by keeping the law & eating or not eating once Christ died on the cross. (which He had in that verse).
That verse makes us a hypocrite in 2 ways: one if we have not dealt with our own sin before we judge our brother's sin, & 2: condoning every sin our church members make, also makes us hypocrites. What's winning souls? Maybe this should be a new thread.
Catchup, I see much contradiction in your postings. First you say that a family was asked to leave your church because they hit the bars all the time. Then you say that anyone who does this is a hypocrite in another post.
OBviously none of you attend a catholic church, because catholics excommunicate sinners, such as those who commit adultery. A nondenominational Christian church does this also.
What type of sins do your congregation commit that is so obvious you think they would be asked to leave my church?
No I would not be asked to leave if my sin was printed in the newspaper. If all sin is equal, & we shouldnt ask the sinner to repent, then you shouldnt have any qualms about murderers & rapists being in charge of your youth group, or an active homosexual.
Ok by me if you folks don't want to be in my church. I dont want my church full of people who think you should ignore homosexual sins by your youth group leader, or any other member of the congregation. I'm glad my church believes in repenting.
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