#9. Readers Respond: We had a Great women’s group but what about the men?

Another reader’s comments about their experience of the modern day church:

“We had this great Women’s group at the church that really covered topics you wouldn’t find on Sunday morning.  We grew and grew, divided and continued to grow.  It was really blessed and fun as well. 

“We covered topics like ‘Conflict Resolution the Christian way’, ‘Mother Issues’, Facing inner Heart Conflicts’, ‘Father Heart and Dad issues’, Freemason generational curses – all centred in what the Lord was saying to each of us.

“We asked for this same level of teaching to be offer to our husbands, brothers and other males in our church.  Hhuuummm …didn’t happen.

#8. Readers Response: “Compromises in the real Message”

Why Don’t You Go to Church?  “Compromises in the real Message”

“I don’t know if you have noticed how organised religion keeps compromising in an effort to keep people in the church. I am not referring to one specific religion either.

“If you are part of the religion, these compromises are probably the most logical thing to do. However, looking in from the outside, sometimes I can only shake my head.  What do they really believe and stand for?

6/13 After 50 years of Sermons – still on ‘Milk’ in the Christian Foundations?

So far, we have been looking at the different comments people have about the modern day ‘church’.  We have define some of the terms when we talk about this subject as well as discussed how it is the heart attitude that influences our views about ‘the church’.   We have also see that Jesus talked about ‘the Church’ as His body of people rather than a building or a denomination.  We now add another comment on the depth of ‘feeding’ given to the people who are following Jesus.

A.  The lack of depth in sermons

6/9 YouTube – The Jesus I Never Knew, an Audio book by Philip Yancey

Recently I read another great book  Here is a portion of the book in Audio form:

Philip Yancey – The Jesus I Never Knew Audiobook Ch. 1 

Uploaded by zondervan on Feb 23, 2012

The following is the YouTube comments connected with the book written by Philip Yancey.

” ‘The Jesus I Never Knew’ audio book gives a moving and refreshing portrait of the central figure of history, Jesus Christ. With a willingness to tackle difficult questions, Yancey looks at the radical words of this itinerant Jewish carpenter and asks whether we are taking him seriously enough in our own day and age.