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randy

March 09, 2009  8:51pm

Brian…because you agree with Billy and Chuck, I disagree with you. Plus your disrespectful “do the math Louie” and “selling your house” comments are completely inappropriate directed to a man who has proclaimed so much more about God with his life than you with your statistics. Again….read 1 Cor 5:12…and the rest of it and you’ll see that your comments are completely out of line.

randy

March 09, 2009  8:47pm

Billy…now that Louie’s off your pedestal, replace him with Christ…and get fervently busy yourself reading and applying what’s in your own copy of Operation World. Throw in the Bible too and you’ll see that all your “doing” is of absolutely no profit to you or anyone else if you don’t have charity (love). (1 Cor 13:1) Chuck…so many earnest prayers have been prayed for this church and your trite comment about the “shibboleth” is a slap in the face to your own brothers and sisters who have prayed so earnestly. You really owe them an apology….at least give them a chance to actually mess up rather than laden them with your assumptions that they will. And hopefully, in all your “going to church” you’ll get a little more respect for those who labor so diligently in Christ (1 Cor. 5:12 - We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work…)

randy

March 09, 2009  8:19pm

The article is very good. Some of these comments – very poor. I’ve never met Louie personally, though I’ve heard the man speak. He’s very edifying. Scott, Billy, Chuck and Brian…you guys are not. So many have really been inspired by this church effort and your words behave like thieves – stirring up strife and stealing the joy these people should be allowed to experience. You boys sound like you need some! Scott (Col.3:8 - But now ye also put off all these; anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication out of your mouth.). You’d probably do well to read the rest of the book too. Your comment is xtremely irreverent and irrelevant considering the meaning of “six steps” as it relates to carrying the Ark and just how sacred its meaning is to God Himself….go read the story. Continued...

Brian Chang

March 06, 2009  11:07pm

Billy and Chuck, I agree! If anything, they should plant a church in England or Canada! (Can you consider that missions?). If so, then I guess they can plant in SF or NYC, where many more millions don't go to church at all! 300,000 vs 10+ millions! Do the math Louie, or is it you have a hard time selling your house in this market? Less than 1/2% of Christians live in the 10x40 Window, and they go plant a church where 73% of Atlantans go to church on a regular basis. Do the math.

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Chuck

March 06, 2009  11:00pm

The Super Star Church. And North Point is called "Six Flags over Jesus." They won't take over the world, but they'll take, unfortunately, a large portion of churched people. They preach and sing to the choir, be clear of that. While outreach will be the shibboleth thrown around, like North Point that is 95% churched people transferring to them, Passion City will draw the "American Idol" mindset, who are looking for "stars" to idolize, not to worship God primarily. I may be wrong with some people, but that is the general rule of thumb. I've seen fellow members of my church leave a good church to go to a "Video Church" (aka Buckhead Church) so they can sit and pine the bench, sort of speak. ONE POSITIVE: Nominal and non-action Christians leave their respective churches, so they no longer "sap away" the energy of the church. Fair trade off...if seen in an optimist point of view.

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