Sentences with phrase «go to the church building»

Afterwards we went to another church building but, after a while, felt The Lord saying that this was not the way He meant for things to me.

They put on their church clothes on «church day,» go to the church building.

Just be quiet, go to your church building on Sunday, be a Christian there for a couple of hours.

* Background note: Pro-LGBTQ advocates went to their church building a couple of years ago to stir up trouble, thinking that Dr. Brown and his congregation were hate - filled.

I read all the right books from all the right authors, went to the church building every Sunday and Wednesday, led worship for a time, taught the youth, etc..

Stop going to a church building because you feel that is «what you are supposed to do» and start seeking out ways to be His church wherever you go and to whoever you connect with as you do life.

And I've met many genuine Christians who don't go to a church building.

My advice to you, is stop going to a church building, start connecting with people, seek out like minded believers, and spiritual seekers who are not believers, and do life with them.

But going to a church building will probably not be the answer.

Not exact matches

Not the buildings that we go to church in.

@justtheweighiam, I've been by that (I'm not going to use the word church) building many times, but never in it.

there's gonna be Atheist church buildings with hymnals on humanism and self help sermons.

One committed suicide, and one went on to build the church as we know it today.

This church building needs to go, along with all major church buildings that have any historic significance.

The piece goes on to list some of the programs which are being shuttered — they include building the church's congregation, the church's famous greenhouse, and a «Family Saturday» initiative, which brought familes with young children to the cathedral.

Oh wait... Ive got it wrong this isn't for believers, Atheists no the look foolish to us, This is so Atheists can find other atheists, So they can eventually form a Church, its going to be a weird Church, because for the most part Atheists are so full of themselves they really don't have room for anyone else, And How do you build a church without compassion... O well this ought to be fun to wChurch, its going to be a weird Church, because for the most part Atheists are so full of themselves they really don't have room for anyone else, And How do you build a church without compassion... O well this ought to be fun to wChurch, because for the most part Atheists are so full of themselves they really don't have room for anyone else, And How do you build a church without compassion... O well this ought to be fun to wchurch without compassion... O well this ought to be fun to watch!!

When Peter is the one who recognized Jesus as the messiah, Jesus told Peter he was blessed because only His Father in Heaven could have revealed it to him, not a flesh and blood person, so Jesus told Peter He was going to build His Church upon this rock [Peter] and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it.

But the goal was to build a church that would be a beacon for the world, and a holy place where the faithful can go to ease our burdens, get fueled up on God's word so we can go out into «our mission field.»

Mark Zuckerberg fails to understand that church - going is more than an exercise in human community - building.

My wife and I went to an Organic Church conference in Germany and Frank Viola was the main speaker, and they rented out a church building and they had beer bottle openers on the wall to open the beer the passeChurch conference in Germany and Frank Viola was the main speaker, and they rented out a church building and they had beer bottle openers on the wall to open the beer the passechurch building and they had beer bottle openers on the wall to open the beer the passed out!

The «plan» is that after the visioning we will be able to discern God's Approved Church Model whether or not to build a new building, what our «work» is to be and how we are going to assure that our aging (average age is 75 years) congregation will continue to be viable and have a future.

Some people who would never give $ 2,000, or $ 1,000,000 for that matter, for a church to spend on a mission effort, will give that amount for the church to build a facility that can attract and equip others to give and go.

The early Americans, before church became a career (early 1700's) had a church building still, but the pastor had a real job and the money collected went to the poor in the community.

Rather than spending the majority of our income on buildings, salaries, and church programs, so that only what is left over goes to help the poor and needy, maybe churches could reverse this practice, so that a majority of the money that a church receives goes toward feeding the hungry, helping the poor, and serving those who are outcast and rejected in society.

n in the middle east churchs r build for alll christians to go to... n if ppl burn them... then i apologize for them... n i want u to knw... many mosques were burned, quran was spitted on or torn, etc. so ya think twice before posting a comment

I hate to say it, but most of us would simply go down the street to the church that still had a building.

So in the vast majority of churches, about one - half of the tithe goes to pay the pastor's salary, and the other half goes to pay for the church building and programs.

It does not say you have to go to Church, it says do not neglect to meet together in fellowship — not necessarily a building!

When you build your church and your culture around hierarchy and power, you are naturally going to be 1) highly - organized, and 2) personality focused.

But as long as all these places of fellowship have the word «church» on the signs out front and on the walls of their buildings, we are always going to think that the place is the «church.»

When I go to Church, I don't go to some building that someone built, listen to someone speak at me about the evils of the world, give up money for some out of sight missionary work, and then get berated for not doing things according to some interpreted version of a much disputed holy book.

So... I go to churches in buildings right now, or I don't «go to church.»

It is not uncommon to go into some of the poorest and most destitute communities around the world, where many of the people live in cardboard and tarpaper shacks and have barely enough food to live on, and in the middle of this community, find a large, grandly constructed church building with towering steeples, intricate stained glass, beautiful woodwork, and gorgeous hand - painted murals.

I'm suspicious that it's going to take churches becoming too poor to afford their buildings.

Going to a building with lots of people inside, and calling it church is no different than going to a Safeway store full of people... UNLESS... Everyone there is a true believer, and the unbeliever is afraid to be in their mGoing to a building with lots of people inside, and calling it church is no different than going to a Safeway store full of people... UNLESS... Everyone there is a true believer, and the unbeliever is afraid to be in their mgoing to a Safeway store full of people... UNLESS... Everyone there is a true believer, and the unbeliever is afraid to be in their midst.

Nuisance troublemaking against Christians goes on quite unnoticed in the smaller towns and villages, but the problem in Islamabad became a cause célèbre because a number of diplomats worship in the house parish that seeks to build a permanent church.

In such a situation local groups ready to move together quickly for the sake of mission could do so; already - developed structures and organs (such as the National Council of Churches» Commission on Regional and Local Ecumenism) could be utilized and built upon; those no longer useful could be let go.

Whereas before the church used to go the community and get involved in their events, now the church invites the community to the church building to attend the church events.

And if the church is going to grow and thrive, we must make sure that we are building upon this good and solid foundation.

You mean the building of enormous churches and mosques (etc) that cost tens of millions of dollars - of those who attend them who are living in huge houses with expensive cars that go on exotic vacations several weeks a year - all who worship someone who said to give everything (that is all) to the poor?

Francis» church has a built in audience / capitalistic system via the guilt trip of going to church on Sunday and paying your «ti - thes» sending you to hell if you don't.

As several have pointed out go to a muslim country and try to build a Baptist church or get a Christian holiday observed.

If you want to build a church across the street from the WTC with private funds go ahead it's a free country.

Gregory said he will meet later this month with church councils to ask for «candid guidance» on whether to sell the abode, which was built on land donated by Joseph Mitchell, the nephew of «Gone With the Wind Novelist» Margaret Mitchell.

Brothers and sisters, when you have a government that says «we can decide whether or not a house of worship can be constructed based upon the theological beliefs of that house of worship,» then there are going to be Southern Baptist churches in San Francisco and New York and throughout this country who are not going to be able to build.

What if we stopped «having church» in our Christian buildings, and instead went down to the local beach, or the local restaurant, or the local bar?

Why do they believe that the gay guy goes to hell but the fat preacher who builds some of the largest churches in the world makes it to heaven?

But I believe if I go into these churches as I once did — and remain there, I will be helping them to celebrate their hatred, support their gossip and beliefs that they are some how better then others as they spend their time tearing others down > to build themselves up.

The modern day church building as the form and function of what we believe to be «church;» and if «gone to,» the primary function and practice of Christians.

I don't think every church building is really going to go away.