Recommended by Bishop Katie at The CORE

RT @T_Nutz: Message of the week @gotocore was ENVY, here is a video that nailed it..http://bit.ly/JeEg7
about 16 hours ago from TweetDeck

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Bambooman man posted a comment. Thursday, April 23, 2009


This is very mocking and blasphemous. You don't need to go to that length to make a point. The Lord will not lets his name be taking in vain. No one tells Jesus "You have a brain figure it out" Even though this is just an illustration, it totally crosses the line. Don't know why teachers/pastors always feel the need to steep so low to reach young people. Do they think young people are unintelligent? This could have been done so much more tastefully.

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Savannah Austin posted a comment. Sunday, May 10, 2009


Awesome message!It totally speaks to me.

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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Recommended by Bishop Katie at The CORE":

Now, members inspire themselves and deliver their own parables. How moving and potentially dangerous!

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GJ - Some of the toxic trends picked up from Stanley, Groeschel, Beeson, and Driscoll are:

Manufactured spontaneous moments - like the Drive 09 dance.

Man-made parables - tedious, verbose, over-acted, devoid of Biblical content.

Liturgical dance.

Pop and rock music, drippy lyrics. Manipulated emotions as a substitute for the Word of God.

Giant video screens and incredible amounts spent on media. Compare - $75 for a web camera at Bethany Lutheran Church.

Limited vocabularies: awesome, dude, totally, like. A Martian could attend four or five conferences simply by saying repeatedly, "Dude, totally awesome. You, like, nailed it."