Comments on: At THEIR Table

By: RCM- Steve

RCM- Steve — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 08:01:59 +0000

Mark, don’t you just love the way the Lord works in our hearts and lives? I appreciate everytime He stretches me, gives me a little courage to reach out into unfamiliar territory. Yep, He goes everywhere with me, opening my ears and eyes, giving me opportunities I did not look for or expect.

Too many Christians are busy correcting false beliefs (in the name of defending the gospel) and differentiating themselves from others instead of loving the people that Jesus loves. It makes me sad.

One commenter here said that we should not fellowship with sinners and that we have no right to compare ourselves with Jesus. My gosh, what Bible is he reading from? It is my fundamental responsibility as a Christ-follower to compare and contrast my life to that of my Best Friend and Savior Jesus. How else would I receive guidance or growth?

Well written post, very stimulating, and I didn’t think it was too harsh at all. I appreciate you sharing your passion and your ideas with us.

By: Matt Vaughan

Matt Vaughan — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 20:17:39 +0000

I just hope that the prayer at the end of your post doesn’t end there. By that I mean that we need to be praying for the Christian community–that it would come to embrace Christ’s passion for people. And that they would do it on Christ’s terms, as you were doing the other night. I am afraid that it is not enough to simply pray for those outside the church. We have to pray for us, too.

But a great post with encouraging observations.

By: Leanne

Leanne — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:16:43 +0000

*smiles*

this is what was done for me and what I, in turn, have done for 3 others whom I can now call brothers and sisters in Christ. It’s unlike anything I’ve yet to find-except in the Bible

Here’s one of my blog addy’s: http://shofarnation.blogspot.com/