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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 9:11 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 10:53 am
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iiiiiMan that's hard to read. Would you mind indenting a little more please next time? mrgreen
iiiiiAnywho, I can't help you on how to confront her, I'm stuggling htere too, but I do have reason s for her to go to church.
1. Unless she expects to read and understand the bible at a pastoral level once a week, she should go. I mean, at church, a someone who is usually levels above in faith is sharing with you their revalation of the word. That's like Mia Hamm offering to coach you in soccer. You could learn yourself, but why would you when someone more experienced is willing help?
2. The fellowship is another reason. One can cast 1,000 to flight, 2 can cast 10,000. how bout 5? 10? 100? 1,000!!!!
3. Where else is she gonna give her tithes and offerings? I mean, will she really start a collection for God on her own?
There are my reasons. Sorry I could help you more than this. sweatdrop
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