How do we as Gods children respond to someone coming into our church or home with a gun ready to cause serious harm or even death?

Make sure you’re not only telling your daughters how wonderful and perfect they are, make sure you’re telling your SONS that when choosing a wife, they should be looking at the heart and not obsessing with a “perfect” outward appearance. 

I really appreciated the podcast on Suffering and the Way of Peace. Thank you.

Our family enjoyed listening to the two ATT talks on denominational vs. congregational. While we agreed with much of what was said, we were disappointed that the Statement of Faith was not held as a standard for holding our congregations and brotherhood together.  Outside of the Statement of Faith there is much room for differences in administration, circumstances, etc for congregations and individuals who love and serve our Lord.  We are from a small church that gets visitors from many different congregations. It is easy to let many “differences” go, when your brothers and sisters in Christ love and support the same denominational doctrine.

I greatly appreciate”Around the Table,” it is wonderful information.  I recently listened to the ”Connectedness During Lockdown” episode and was encouraged to hear all the good things happening.  But I was somewhat disheartened by a comment made, “brothers in church are helping others who are unemployed to apply for government assistance.”  That is not the government’s job, it is the job of the church.  We are commanded to “bear one another’s burdens,” “especially to those who are of the household of faith”  Harvest Call is currently collecting for this very thing.

It seems very helpful to have a discussion on the role of The Church vs the role of the government, on any given topic, but specifically on financial needs.

                               Thank you for considering