There are two women that have been attending our church for quite a while now. They look like (dress hair, no make up ect;) lesbians. My wife and I set near them. We have talked about this more than once.Today they sat right behind us. During service today I was sitting thinking about them. I heard one of them (dress and hair, no make up ect;) the pastor a few times. So I decided to introduce myself to them and treat them the best way I could.After church we went to lunch with our worship leader and his wife. I asked his wife who knows more of what is going on than most (she is a hair dresser). I was shocked to find out the lesbians are actually sisters.At my age one would think I would know better than judge a book by its cover. But this proves I am still learning________________Recorded Sermons @ www.pastorwiley.com
Not the pastor
I should have mentioned that I am not the pastor.I agree with the last poster. What better place can a Lesbian/homosexual to be than in Church.I shamefully admit I was bothered by them to the point I caught myself avoiding them. I asked for forgiveness this morning before I discovered they were sisters. I do feel somewhat better, not justified, that I repented before I found out the facts________________Recorded Sermons @ http://www.pastorwiley.com
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Dr. JL, what does a Lesbian look like?
One of the accusations against Jim Bakker when he lost his AG minister’s license was that he gave someone a homosexual look. Making assumptions is never a good thing________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name
This is GREAT post my friend. We talk about it often. In the 50’s girls held hands walking down the side walk and NO ONE thought a thing. My wife held hands with her best friend.In the 50’s in most European cities I was in the girls held hands. I never thought a thing about it.NOW? I FIND MYSELF WONDERING! and it is because of today’s world. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
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This is GREAT post my friend. We talk about it often. In the 50’s girls held hands walking down the side walk and NO ONE thought a thing. My wife held hands with her best friend.In the 50’s in most European cities I was in the girls held hands. I never thought a thing about it.NOW? I FIND MYSELF WONDERING! and it is because of today’s world.
This is GREAT post my friend. We talk about it often. In the 50’s girls held hands walking down the side walk and NO ONE thought a thing. My wife held hands with her best friend.In the 50’s in most European cities I was in the girls held hands. I never thought a thing about it.NOW? I FIND MYSELF WONDERING! and it is because of today’s world. And, my Dad used to kiss the men on the cheek. Anybody still doing that now? I’ve read at verse, Eddie, but don’t practice it. I really think when Paul wrote at thing his stomach had been hurtin, an he took a little too much medicine (wine), which got his thinkin a littly awry fer 2-3 hours.
Sorry, Ole Timer, it says kiss in the KJV, so that’s what we have to go with.
Ima gonna have to go with a cultural interpretation on at one. Hey, them Middle Eastern brethren can kiss both sides a the cheek all they want, but when the ole timer meets a feller, hey, its gonna be a handshake. Ima livin out Paul’s admonition in my culture, not thern.
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Dr. JL, what does a Lesbian look like? RosieEllenThat’s the only ones I know________________