Sentences with phrase «right church»

Right doctrine and right church practices, while important, do not in and of themselves make a church a healthy community, or a faithful witness to the surrounding area.

There's no right church.

you're right the church probably will be there long after any of us cease to exist but it stands to reason that it is going down... as more people come to the realization that the belief in a deity is not necessary to live, the less need there will be for a church to exist.

By divine and therefore immutable right the Church has a ministry that is represented by individual persons.

So you're right the Church doesn't understand abuse, abusers, or victims.

He has also appeared on Pat Robertson's 700 Club television talk show, and his literature is marketed by every major Christian right church and organization, including Focus on the Family, the Christian Coalition, and scores of Christian socially conservative advocacy organizations like the Eagle Forum and the Providence Foundation.

Rangel was found guilty of 11 counts of ethics violations on Tuesday and, in response, the leaders rallied in support of the Democrat Senator in front of the «Civil Rights Church,» breaking spontaneously into a somber rendition of the protest song «We Shall Overcome.»

In terms of gay / lesbian / transgendered issues, you are right my church would expect you to be celibate, which you would probably say is insane to expect of someone.

I am sure that means they are the right church of god too right... or something...

They all say there's is the right church.

It is very im - portant to join the right Church, because the Holy Spirit is present solely in the Church, which teaches right.

If your church can not show you how to find God, it is not the right church.

We want authenticity, we want to encounter the love and power of God, and we can — just have to find the right church.

Just know that God loves you and your hubby and will lead you to the right church, if He does move you away from there after all.

Fishon, I'll call you what you are: you are a troll and a bully, and the RIGHT churches with absolute standards are full of bullies like you who are not content to follow your exacting standards in your churches; you are trying to make total strangers in the world at large subject through them in the secular courts and laws, flipping your middle fingers at the principle of constitutional separation of church and state.

I was thinking today about how people are hoping and hopping... in constant search for the right church... (pretty much the way they also look for the perfect life partner).

Unlike other religions, Christianity is not a social religion - you don't go to heaven just because you went to the right church or acted kind to others.

The question is not so much whether we can find the right church, but whether we have eyes to find God in the church right in front of us.

the right church though is beneficial, we're supposed to be together... even if it's a home fellowship, you need to be with other people in the Body to hold eachother accountable.

There are well over 2,000 churches who argue and claim to be the true church... you've got a lot more gambling to do buddy to get your foot in the gates — go find the right church first.

you must do more than that and you must make sure you are attending the right church.

In fact, the right church could be the one where you're most uncomfortable; where you get less and give more; where Jesus, rather than your preferences, is the object of worship.

Perhaps the right church is the one where some of your needs go unmet, but where you get to be a part of meeting the needs of the world.

The right church just might sneak up on you.

I PITY THOSE COUPLE OUT THERE, WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE IN THE RIGHT CHURCH WITHOUT KNOWING THAT THEY WERE IN THE MIDST OF LIONS IN SHEEP CLOTHES.

I looked around to check if I was in the right church.

I read the bible so I know the right church to worship but I choose not to go because there is no fellowship.

If you reread my posts, the 2nd is rather ambiguous (supportive of Lee because it all stinks anyway — even if it is legal — right church, wrong pew).

We felt lost for so many years, searching for the right church and it literally was taking a toll on us.