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But you said it elsewhere, @MeganC ...they want you dead. But bear in mind that the 'sacrifices' made to the pagan fertility goddess were children. That has evidently not changed.

From BYU: During the first few centuries of early Christianity, the term Easter did not yet exist. Early Christians referred to Easter simply as Pascha, the Greek term for the Hebrew word pesach, or passover. In Latin and Romance languages the...

A bit of liturgy that enhances worship in the Spirit is good. Liturgy that replaces too much of worship in the Spirit is just what that, a replacement.

Like alcohol, weed is foolish but not sinful. We have alot of options in our stupidity.

After rereading my post I realized I phrased it very poorly. I just meant it’s the least efficient communication system for one attempting to communicate with one’s spouse who is sitting in the next room. Not that the platform is bad, it’s...

This is one of the values of good hymns too - they are memorable, so if they contain good theology you remember that. Which is also the danger of Christian music with bad theology...

While I largely agree in my personal tastes, could a person be both liturgical AND Spirit driven? We have to remember that much of the ceremonial and liturgical predates literacy. For those who couldn’t read, the liturgy would serve as visual...

Good catch. My mind wandered a little too much. I was thinking post temple 70 AD. Peter and James would have been dead by then? Likely? Prior to that, the leaders of the early church would have relied on the temple for that liturgy. After...

We're really wandering into another general argument about Easter and well away from the video that began this. Can someone please quote to me where the original pastor ever talks about celebrating Christ with a joint? I just don't get it.

Well said, and I largely agree. But, there are certainly some prayers (one that Yahushua offered comes to mind) and other 'rote' understandings (another example, the 'Shema' from Deuteronomy chpater 6, that He called the "most important...

Hello all! I'm Scarlet, chiming in from East Texas. There's not much about me to tell. I am by my own confession a little bit of a ditz, but that's never kept me from being a good helpmeet, lol. I'm a second wife. Since I'm not certified by...

While I largely agree in my personal tastes, could a person be both liturgical AND Spirit driven? We have to remember that much of the ceremonial and liturgical predates literacy. For those who couldn’t read, the liturgy would serve as visual...

Well said

Well said, and I largely agree. But, there are certainly some prayers (one that Yahushua offered comes to mind) and other 'rote' understandings (another example, the 'Shema' from Deuteronomy chpater 6, that He called the "most important...

Well said, and I largely agree. But, there are certainly some prayers (one that Yahushua offered comes to mind) and other 'rote' understandings (another example, the 'Shema' from Deuteronomy chpater 6, that He called the "most important...