The two biggest falsehoods

[Vince Massi]

Another comical (but true) sidenote:

The very first Quakers were ferocious soul-winners. And they taught that it is a sin to put salt on your food because it indulges the flesh.

Today they aren't soul-winners. And they put salt on their food.

See!?! Man-made rules work!

 

[prophet]

That expository preaching was less desirable than topical preaching.
You were considered a deeper lifer if you preached expositorily.
Hence we never really learned how to exposit the scriptures. Probably my biggest complaint.

And yet from my earliest memory most every Wed Night was expository even though it was never called that.

Absolutely

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[RAIDER]

That great men of God worked 80 hours a week, slept little, and were rarely at home of an evening with their family.

During one summer as a HAC student I worked on the weekends with a pastor that was a HAC grad.  I would travel to be with him on Saturday morning and would drive back home after the Sunday evening service.  I can still remember the first Sunday afternoon after working the bus route and eating lunch.  The pastor said, "Well, it's nap time.  You are welcome to watch t.v. or take a nap on the couch".  I believe I called him a liberal.  He laughed and voiced the same thing that Tom posted.     

 

[Twisted]

.  I would travel to be with him on Saturday morning and would drive back home after the Sunday evening service.

Your HAC car would make it that far?

 

[Walt]

The size of a man's church was a direct indication of the blessing of God on his life, of his being a good pastor, and of the fact that I ought to grant him a hearing.

Amen! So true!

 

[Walt]

Easy believism.

Get them to repeat a prayer and they are saved, regardless of how strongly their life continues to prove that they are not.

My soul!  I agree with Vinny!

I do, too, but I've never believed that.