Really Bad Preachers

Much thanks to Chris Elrod for sharing the joy with this video.  It speaks for itself.

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3 Responses to “Really Bad Preachers”

  1. Sharon Says:
    March 25, 2008 at 10:51 am | Reply

    Hi Chad!
    That was funny, thanks for sharing! Praise the Lord on your Easter Sunday service. That is awesome!

    I noticed you don’t have the A/G Blog Ring code up on your blog anymore. Are you wanting removed from the ring? :0) I’m trying to get the ring in the best shape possible and the new blog “Assembly of God Blogs” ready for an upcoming TPE article (in May). If you need help with code or lost your password, let me know. If you would like your blog to be removed, that’s fine. I hope you’ll stay, though!! This ministry is about to take off and the doors fling wide open. I’d sure like you to be a continuing part of this exciting ministry.

    Blessings! ~Sharon~

  2. Chad Payne Says:
    March 25, 2008 at 11:03 am | Reply

    Thanks, Sharon! No, the link is off just because of either a technical or user-related issue… in other words, I think I goofed it up! Let me see if I can get it back on there… Thanks!

  3. thebigpicmin Says:
    June 28, 2009 at 10:19 pm | Reply

    Chad,
    Enjoyed the video. On a more serious note, I’d like to share a concern about America’s churches.

    Here’s my prayer for Godly Church Leaders:

    Godly Church Leader’s Prayer

    Dear God,

    Please open my eyes and help me to fully understand the church leader warning in [James 3;1-18]. To understand that not many should become church leaders. Give us the humility to recognize that one persons words can never be sufficient for a worship gathering, because no one can tame his tongue. [Worship gatherings require 2 or 3 teachers 1 Cor 14;29-31]. Help me to do good works with the humility that comes from wisdom, never even considering self ambition or jealousy, but rather yielding to others.

    Keep us from using worldly authority, from lording over others, and make us into the servant slave leaders that you require for your flock [NLT Mat 20;25-28].

    Turn us from worldly wisdom and keep us from collecting followers, remembering that the wisdom of this world is foolishness to you. Turn us from our allegiance to these worldly church organizations
    …

    full post:
    http://thebigpicmin.wordpress.com/2009/06/03/godly-church-leaders-prayer/

    God Bless,
    Glenn

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