ARRRGH!!
We be startin' a discussion on the Gospel According to that Fine Noble Fisherman, St. John Himself, that Son of Thunder, the Young Gun, etc, etc...
Yer Captain here done found a deal, free versions o' this book from The Pocket Testament League and he finds that with a little modification, they can make mighty handy tools for evangelism...
So, in the cover of each copy I be handing out I've pasted the following thing blurb...
Here are some Questions to Help you get started on your journey, the Answers are found the scripture listed by the question!
Join the Discussion:
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1. Why was this book written? John 20:30, 31 Page 52
2. What is one good way to receive God's blessing? John 20:29 Page 51
3. How do we enter the Kingdom of God? John 3:3-5 Page 6.
The Point of the post is to get people in the community involved in a one on one Bible Study in person and online So that we can grow in the kingdom together, now as you answer the questions, post ye a comment or two about what ye think about this here tiny book. From Time to time we'll be updatin' the Discourse and there will be a "permanent Link" in the Sidebar!
THE FLOGGINGS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL READING INCREASES!!!
We Love you! -ARRRGGGHH!
Captain Lamewad
Showing posts with label preaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preaching. Show all posts
5/16/07
Somedays Ye Olde Pirate Feels Like This...
Arrrrgh!
Here ye preacher be, castigated and confused some days. I read This Timely and Convicting Blog Post by someone who at least sounds like they know what they are talking about. Apparently the only thing worst than being a pulpit minister is trying to start a ministry on your own. I have to work a full time job just to not even halfway support me family. Arrgh, I hate it cause while I am at work, people are drowning, needing support, needing food, needing accountability, and I am some place that will look at me cross-eyed if I start to preachin' too much. I also really relate to the part about having a "useless" degree. I make less money than a grease monkey because I don't have a good degree.
Yet there be a spark somewhere deep inside of me that won't let me quit, something that literally burns me up. And then when I prostrate myself before me creator, The Pirate Preacher says, make me different Lord, and the fire only grows hotter, much to my chagrin, I may add. I've known I was gonna be a preacher since I was sixteen, and it's been a rough time. We've come through a lot, yet keep pressing on... If I was a postman, I could just quit my job, yet I can't help getting into saddle ministerally speaking. I guess it's true what they say about this job, the pay sucks, but the retirement benefits are great!
Ye Old Pirate Preacher.
Here ye preacher be, castigated and confused some days. I read This Timely and Convicting Blog Post by someone who at least sounds like they know what they are talking about. Apparently the only thing worst than being a pulpit minister is trying to start a ministry on your own. I have to work a full time job just to not even halfway support me family. Arrgh, I hate it cause while I am at work, people are drowning, needing support, needing food, needing accountability, and I am some place that will look at me cross-eyed if I start to preachin' too much. I also really relate to the part about having a "useless" degree. I make less money than a grease monkey because I don't have a good degree.
Yet there be a spark somewhere deep inside of me that won't let me quit, something that literally burns me up. And then when I prostrate myself before me creator, The Pirate Preacher says, make me different Lord, and the fire only grows hotter, much to my chagrin, I may add. I've known I was gonna be a preacher since I was sixteen, and it's been a rough time. We've come through a lot, yet keep pressing on... If I was a postman, I could just quit my job, yet I can't help getting into saddle ministerally speaking. I guess it's true what they say about this job, the pay sucks, but the retirement benefits are great!
Ye Old Pirate Preacher.
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