R B
R B's blog
 98stars  |   8readers
View profile|View all posts| Follow this blog
Do Students At Notre Dame Believe In God?
||May 16, 2009|211 reads
 

To add a comment to "Do Students At Notre Dame Believe In God?"
Debbie
May 16, 2009
  [star!]
I put a blog up called, "obamanation and notre dame"...It's Randall Terry of Operation Rescue talking about this...I am amazed at the IGNORANCE of Christians that think we're supposed to do NOTHING about ABORTION...We see this attitude in our church as well...Please, don't make me uncomfortable and for GOD'S SAKE, don't JUDGE ME!!!
Hudnall
May 16, 2009
I would like to take just a second to remind that if we were all hands where would be the hearing?  If we were all ears, where would be the walking?
We all have different callings from the Lord.
Yours may be to remind the world that killing babies is wrong where mine may be to show others how to show love in every situation in life- no matter how hard.
R B
May 17, 2009

Hi Debbie,

I agree with you 100 percent... thanks for the star also.

1 Corinthians 14 talks about a Church service that allows other members to speak when the whole Church is gathered together (up to 3); and for the congregation to judge what is spoken.

Yet, this model (order of service), is not what we Americans follow, why?

Has the monologue service (only one person allowed to speak), conditioned people to not do anything?  If so, how do we undo that conditioning (if it is part of the problem) and stir our brothers and sisters into action?

Hudnall
May 17, 2009
I believe that people do not feel part of church, to them church is the building. 
They are lacking that personal relationship.
So we need revival!  That is what I'm praying for.
But I can't do that without the fire in my own house so it can spread.
R B
May 17, 2009

Bubbles said, "I would like to take just a second to remind that if we were all hands where would be the hearing?  If we were all ears, where would be the walking? We all have different callings from the Lord."

I have found (from personal experience) that what I do and what I pray about is directly related to what I think about. If the ripping apart of little babies in their mother's wombs (see Silent Scream) doesn't even come up in the Rolodex of my mind then I will not be moved to do anything about it.

It is my opinion and observation that many people who call themselves Christians use this different parts of the body illustration... to do nothing.

This comes to mind also... if we were living in Nazi Germany and our government was imprisoning Jews, but I chose not to think about it, how much would the unction of the Spirit ever point me in that direction?

When that was going on in Germany should I have been thinking about another ministry or could we say that it was the one thing that I should have been thinking about?

Let anyone find something more heinous in America than abortion and I'll take a look at it, but in my opinion it is the number one thing at the Church's door and by and large the Church is silent and will not motivate their congregations to even think of doing anything against it.

GraceAlone
May 17, 2009
It would be great if no one showed up but obama and protestors for life
Hudnall
May 17, 2009
I do not do nothing.  This is just not my focus.  God has given me the focus of abused children and I counsel many of adult women who grew up in this situation.
I do not use an argument like yours to try to make people change their focus to the heinous crime of a beaten and battered little child.
(which in effect is the same crime only on an older child)
People need to hear this message and vision God has given you!
Giving harsh statements will only turn people away and they will no longer read what you have to say.
R B
May 17, 2009

As far as, "do we need revival?" Yes!  But not just for new songs and dance moves (happy personal feelings) but to head off the desructive paths of what some Church's are playing with (abortion, pornography and homosexuality). Those are strange bed-fellows for Jesus... but many, many Church's are doing it.

Can you imagine freed Jews of Nazi concentration camps giving an honorary degree to a person who has had much to do with putting their family members to death?

Should we ignore the differences of others when they go against the God we say we love because we want their popularity to make our ceremony a bigger event?

While Obama considers appointing a pro-choice pro-homosexual Judge to the supreme court we should not have a hard time figuring out which way the laws will be moving. Do you think they will be moving on the side of God or away from Him?  If away from Him, then is Obama a friend or foe of God's?

Hudnall
May 17, 2009
 I agree with you totally!

Revival - real true on fire for the Lord, saving souls is needed.
Cuz that is what it come down to with all the other issues.
R B
May 17, 2009

Godly Prophets always said things that were true. But most people heard those things as harsh and unloving.

and Bubbles... I'll be the first to admit, I do get a little hot under the collar when I try to say to the Church, "let's move against abortion" and another well meaning Christian grabs another microphone and say's, "let's not all get on board with that, there are plenty of other things to do."

You cannot find anything in America more heinous than abortion.  Helping kids and single parents is good but saving the lives of 4,000 a day is better.

That's the number of children who are torn apart in their mother's wombs everyday in America. It is the greater need that the Church needs to come together on and stop.

Doing one without the other (when the other is greater), is heinous.

Hudnall
May 17, 2009
But theft and murder in the eyes of God are the same.
If we do one or the other we are law breakers... period.
R B
May 17, 2009

I feel the unction to add this: 

Pornography (and all things related), should be a crime.

To film and promote any of that (in any way shape or form), is against God.  

So hey... Church member, student or faculty person (of Notre Dame and elsewhere)... Hugh Hefner is an advocate of the devil, he is not a friend of Jesus Christ and neither is Obama. They are cut from the same cloth (filthy rag).

There is a lot of leven (strange bed-fellows) in the people who say they love God.

Abortion is not ok.
Pronography is not ok.
Homosexuality is not ok.

Turn to the Lord and expect Him to give you wisdom and strength to give up these things. Reckon yourselves to be dead unto sin (Rom.6:11), rely on God to back up His Word and it will come to pass.

Hudnall
May 17, 2009
Maybe someone needs to see that.

AMEN!!!!!  applause
R B
May 17, 2009

Bubbles... please consider this, Jesus said some will receive greater condemnation. Some will receive more stripes. Jesus said this person has the greater sin. What do these things mean?

There is an ungodly teaching in the Church today, that all sins are equal and all crimes will be treated the same... but Jesus taught and said something different.

Leaders at Notre Dame will be held more responsible than the janitor at Notre Dame.

Hudnall
May 17, 2009
Yes, and some sins leading to death and some not.
We -as Christians- receive a harsher judgement for doing what we know to be wrong.
But we cannot control the whole world as much as we'd like to.
As far as I know, the only thing I cannot even consider supporting in any way shape or form is homosexuality.  Because the Bible says that if I support one in that activity I will receive his judgement.
But that is the only sin that carries that.
Hudnall
May 17, 2009
"some sins leading to death and some not" but that is refering to among the bretheren- as in Christians
Debbie
May 17, 2009

Gosh!  How clear is it that the ULTIMATE form of CHILD ABUSE is ABORTION? 

R, we have FOR YEARS been dealing with the same thing...all sin is sin in God's eyes...well, if that WERE the case, why were there differing sacrifices on the OT...?

Almost 30 years ago, a fellow Christian said to me, I oppose abortion but don't agree with Operation Rescue's tactics.  To which I replied, "Then what do YOU suggest?"

Predictably, prayer and intercession!!!

But...faith (in prayer - or anything else for that matter) without corresponding actions is dead!

Perhaps if the church in 1973 was being the salt & light it was supposed to be...we wouldn't have 50+million dead...

We cannot be silent!!!  I applaud Alan Keyes and all the others who stand against the Obamanation...

We're not flying outta here so we'd better get busy and deal with this "bloody" issue...and yeah, it might get UNCOMFORTABLE!!!

Debbie
May 17, 2009

And another thing...
Yes, the one-man show has done ALOT to each of us being members of the Body of Christ...Read Pagan Christianity to see just how far removed we are from the NT church!

Kris
May 18, 2009
Sin is a sin and God is a just judge. Thanks for sharing.
mom n daughter
May 22, 2009
"If a man knoweth to do good and doesn't it is sin"!!!!!
We can sit on our seats of do-nothing and put the responsibility onto someone else by saying "it's not my ministry focus" or we can get up and do something to save these babies from being destroyed. Jesus had strong words to say about those that mistreat children...better that a millstone be tied around your neck and be thrown into the sea. To stand idly by is to participate.
R B
May 27, 2009
Some great replies. Anyone care to counter?

Maybe if we keep sounding an alarm, someone will go out for a rescue. 

New Church name: The Alarming Church (full gospel - all the Bible). R... 
Debbie
June 02, 2009
This ungodly teaching of "all sin is equal" and none of us should pass judgement on either Tiller or his "pastor" was in full swing today on a blog that is no longer available, sadly...It was INCREDIBLE to read...
R B
June 03, 2009
Hey Debbie,

I'm still a little surprised when I see and/or read how people twist the things of God. They seem to know of every odd argument there is as though a different spirit is feeding them the information. Paul told Timothy, just stick with the Gospel that I taught you and don't get turned to the side by these suspicion mongers. That's good advice. R...