In the last year, I have heard so many people who do not go to church teach me what Jesus would do. It has been really nice.
Wear a mask. that is what Jesus would do.
Keep six feet apart. That is what Jesus would do.
Stay home, save lives, that is what Jesus would do.
Don't go to church, that is DEFINITELY what Jesus would do.
Do not visit the sick, sit with the lonely, or console those grieving the death of a loved one because that is after all what Jesus would do. That is how Christians show love.
Do you not remember the parable of Jesus telling the sick to stay six feet away?
YES! Indeed! Jesus showed true Christian love to the leper by telling them to be safe, stay away from the village, and die alone.
Who knew that all that was needed to show love to those with leprosy was a mask and stay 6 ft away?
But perhaps that is not a fair comparison of the love of Jesus, because leprosy was neither as deadly nor as contagious as Covid.
@OneofTen if someone needs to stay home, I understand. If someone feels better about wearing a mask. I understand,
but please, please, please, I would rather NOT hear one more sermon of "Jesus would do this out of love" from someone who thinks it is OK to kill babies and doesn't know which bathroom to use.
@sinbach
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I'm with ya!
@sinbach 😂 you had me going for a second. Do you write for the Babylon Bee? If not you should!
@mayahb no, but I LOVE babylon bee. hopefully we will soon have some funny memes of our own coming from @natesmith?
dunno
will see what comes....
@sinbach the contagious became clean when Jesus touched them.
@sinbach And much of the western church has adopted all these heartless "safety" protocols. The Kingdom of God reduced to Zoom.
@sinbach I'm so tired of that too. It's so important to know the scripture to defend what Jesus actually tells us to do and not do.
@sinbach
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It's funny how so many non-christians became experts on what he would do!
Love this post, very refreshing!
Also my name tag here OneOfTen is in reference to the one that returned to glorify God and give thanks.
I just finished listening to 582. Wow, I need to go back and listen to a lot of these podcasts, I've only heard a few, honestly.
Thank you for sharing and for what you do, for putting all the time, effort and dedication into serving the Lord and sharing what He gives you.
I probably should've ordered the book, I'm pretty sure I have a physical copy somewhere, but I've heard the majority of the audoibook, just need to finish the the last few parts.