Weekend Reflections
I went into this weekend with a little fear and trepidation. We kicked off The Elephant in the Church series and I was pretty sure that I would step on some toes because we decided to talk about gray elephants this week. By gray elephants I mean disputable matters (Romans 14:1) that are not black and white. I focused on alcohol today.
Not sure how to say this, but I felt like a pastor today. I think it's easy to talk about easy topics that everybody agrees on. But navigating the topics that are tough to talk about is part of what it means to be a pastor.
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For what it's worth, we'll open-source this series once we finish it. I think it's worth some other church taking on some of these topics head-on! Or you can come up with your own elephants. But we can't not talk about the elephants in the church!
Not sure how to say this, but I felt like a pastor today. I think it's easy to talk about easy topics that everybody agrees on. But navigating the topics that are tough to talk about is part of what it means to be a pastor.
If you'd like a written version of the message via email you can sign-up here. You can also subscribe to our podcast here.
For what it's worth, we'll open-source this series once we finish it. I think it's worth some other church taking on some of these topics head-on! Or you can come up with your own elephants. But we can't not talk about the elephants in the church!
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God Bless.
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Finally got to see you in person and what a great service it was, I'm here in Sterling working and have visited NCC several times now. Our church in Albany,Ga. " The Pointe " started over a year ago and Sunday started having services at the local theater!
I'm very excited that NCC is here and makes it feel like home.
Regards,
Randall
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