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Commentary on the pope's reaction to biblical small groups.

I happened to come across a quote on Facebook yesterday, The quote is provided in the picture below and the reads  "When these small groups are created within the community of God's people, these people believe they are being good Christians and also are acting in good faith maybe, but they are small groups who have privatized salvation." Pope Francis January 29, 2015. This morning I woke up early and went to blog talk radio and logged into my account and was going to give an audio commentary on what I believe the pope meant by those statements. I was interrupted by an unforeseen event so now I'm going to use my blog as a way of communicating what my views are on the biblical small group and how I feel about what the pope said about this. For those of you wanting to hear further commentary on blog talk radio my show is called the alternative viewX and if time permits me in the future I will do just that. But for now I will leave a link to this blog, underneath the com

Manipulating the masses.

There have been many cultural trends of the 21st-century. But an in-depth analysis would not bring any insight into her current condition. However there was one trend that needs to be enlightened, I would say this trend is instant gratification. People in general have become slothful and indifferent to the realities around them, in an instant society our work is bogged down with personal affairs, and we don't have the time for those of us were working to do our jobs properly as we should. The indifference is calculated, Cold and manipulative. There was one thing that might make a difference in that thing is, social media. I have nothing bad to say about social media. But the trend that continues to manifest itself in the face of public opinion, is that society longs for something that it cannot achieve. I experienced this when I was in my early 20s just before I turned 20 years old. I was attending a theater school just after I graduated from high school. I have nothing bad to sa

Cultural irrelevant or cultural relevant.

I don't think it is fair to say that the church is in crisis right now. When we don't know what to say we should say the same thing that we were saying 2000 years ago. Whether the message seems to be irrelevant, or relevant for the 21st-century, The message should not change, but should be brought forth a new power and authority according to what the word of God teaches. We are not telling you to preach a new gospel, that would be no gospel at all. What we are saying determines the outcome of how the culture will view the church which in my opinion is irrelevant. The church has tried for years to conform to society in not being an offense to those who do not yet believe. But the current crisis demands that we continue to preach what was being preached by the early disciples and apostles of Jesus Christ. Cultural irrelevance should be our motto now and until Christ returns which could be at any moment for his bride the church.  Scripture should be our guide and our course of act

The apocalypse of reason.

Images flood my mind right now of terrible events that could happen in the future events that were predicted thousands of years ago in a book we called the Bible. Not many people take the Bible seriously these days, and the ones who do are blessed with a life that only those who don't understand what true Christianity is all about, don't understand. This blog is for the truth seeker, those without hesitation who come to the cross of Christ in repentance for the sins that they have committed against the holy and a worthy God. Worthy are you oh Lord to receive majesty and glory and dominion, and let the church sing the praises and wonders of our glorious an awesome God. We call out to this generation to taste and see that the Lord is good, taste with your eyes taste with your lips and taste with your mouth the sweetness in the wonders of goodness the word of God incarnate. When we finally see for the first time we see that Christ is who he always said he was, all glory belongs to