The United Methodist Church unveiled a plan for a new conservative denomination — ending years of attacks by radical sex and gender revolutionaries.
LGBT activists have demanded the United Methodist Church reject the teachings of the Bible on marriage and homosexuality — to accommodate their lifestyle choices.
The traditional Methodist denomination would continue to follow the teachings of the Bible regarding marriage and ordination. The other denomination would ignore the teachings of the Bible on marriage and LGBT ordination.
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As a Methodist, I have understand that Gods word and the 10 commandments are the remnants to live our lives by. In no way do we get to make up our own interpretation of his word without consequences. I’m sure I’ll be blasted by all manner of folks for saying this, but Gods word is just that, GODs WORD
ReplyDelete2:21 Well said!
DeleteAmen!!
DeleteIt’s a sick world we live in!
ReplyDeleteI know numerous people that have left Asbury Here in Salisbury because of it's promoting gay marriage, performing gay marriages, and having a gay minister giving sermons on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteI thought you were in Vegas speaking to strippers that were actually teachers ? Your home?
DeleteYes
Deletethat's why I left Asbury on Camden Ave
For real? I don’t mind a different opinion, but you have to tell the truth.
Delete#1 Agreeing is different than promoting.
#2 Nope, no gay marriages performed there.
#3 Not even a gay pastor
"Demanded" ???
ReplyDeleteSimple solution to those who attempt to upend this church and others: is your particular stance one that is God centered, or is your stance centered around you.
ReplyDeleteOnly one right answer to that question