In but not of
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2018 10:11 am
My DW and I talked a lot the last few weeks.
About infidelity, how it affected her, about Church and it's involvement with that.
And she sprang this pearl of wisdom.
I am IN the Church, but have never been OF The Church.
The Dutch saying has a very deep connotation, being "OF the Church" is viewed very negatively here in our society.
And I totally undestand where she comes from.
The Ward is her tribe, Christ her anchor, and the Church is the deliveryvan carrying both.
Too bad it's an Edsel and not a Mercedes...... her words, not mine.
About infidelity, how it affected her, about Church and it's involvement with that.
And she sprang this pearl of wisdom.
I am IN the Church, but have never been OF The Church.
The Dutch saying has a very deep connotation, being "OF the Church" is viewed very negatively here in our society.
And I totally undestand where she comes from.
The Ward is her tribe, Christ her anchor, and the Church is the deliveryvan carrying both.
Too bad it's an Edsel and not a Mercedes...... her words, not mine.