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And if foreign missions isn't adequately funded, can they pass the plate again?

In 2020 the 5 closest states were Georgia Arizona Wisconsin Pennsylvania North Carolina None of those are particularly small or rural states. What the electoral college gives us is a system in which the voters in 5 swing states determine the election. And in 2020 those 5 states represented 14% of t...

Neto wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 9:11 am How does the "Five-Fold" Gospel compare to the "Four Square" Gospel?

Foursquare refers to four aspects of Christ's ministry: Savior, Sanctifier (or in some versions Baptizer), Healer, and King.

temporal1 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 5:17 pm i’m sad i can’t ask Falco’s thoughts on this.

I can't think of anything keeping you from asking.

Meanwhile, Sunbeam, along with the Chief and several of the Natives, are there. But my friend, who was going to hunt from his wheelchair later this year, has decided not to go.

MaxPC wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 5:46 pm Is this teaching associated with a particular denomination?

Is it found across denominations?

In current usage, it's generally a charismatic/NAR concept.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostolic ... c_Movement

I would put it like this:

Love produces action.
Trust produces proof.
Sorry produces change.

Ken wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 3:05 pm Much of purpose of the Constitution in the first place is to reign in or limit autocratic tendencies in our leaders.

The word "reign" itself exhibits autocratic tendencies. If limiting them is the goal, it might be better to rein them in.

"Shadowy form"? Care to elaborate? Should I elaborate in comparison to the belief that it's clear and not shadowy, or in contrast to the position that it's not there at all? I'm assuming by "True Israel" you are making it synonymous with the Church by your stating it includes Je...

The true Israel today is neither Jews nor Israelis, but believers in the Messiah, even if they are Gentiles ..." If I were writing this, I would say "The true Israel is believers in the Messiah, whether they are Jews, Israelis, or Gentiles." 1. Deleting "today" because this...

So yes, you can round people up off the streets and detain them for violating vagrancy laws, but you can't actually send them to work camps unless you first put them on trial and convict them and the hard labor is part of their actual sentence. That might be possible in some cases, but most of the ...