Comments on: They’re gonna get ya http://martyholman.com/2009/10/theyregonnagetya/ Inspired by a true story Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:39:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: garret http://martyholman.com/2009/10/theyregonnagetya/comment-page-1/#comment-9555 garret Thu, 22 Oct 2009 11:34:00 +0000 http://martyholman.com/?p=1845#comment-9555 There was a time when i would have considered this post utter nonsense. There are many who still do. The thing is, i really can't say anymore that they're wrong. The beauty of being freed from thinking that there's only a 'right' way to serve God is found in understanding the falacy of condemning. "Worshipping in Spirit and in Truth" is by design the state of releasing people to escape the trap of the "mountain" and the "temple". God is not found exclusively in those places...anymore. Thanks be to Jesus Christ. There was a time when i would have considered this post utter nonsense. There are many who still do. The thing is, i really can’t say anymore that they’re wrong.

The beauty of being freed from thinking that there’s only a ‘right’ way to serve God is found in understanding the falacy of condemning. “Worshipping in Spirit and in Truth” is by design the state of releasing people to escape the trap of the “mountain” and the “temple”. God is not found exclusively in those places…anymore.

Thanks be to Jesus Christ.

]]> By: Jeff http://martyholman.com/2009/10/theyregonnagetya/comment-page-1/#comment-9552 Jeff Thu, 22 Oct 2009 03:20:39 +0000 http://martyholman.com/?p=1845#comment-9552 One of the things that this brings to mind is the tight rope we all walk: On the one hand, if we leap into backing a vision that isn't close to our hearts, we are really selling ourselves out. On the other hand, if we won't partner with anybody because their vision is identical to ours, than everybodys just running around, on their own, not accomplishing much. And in the middle of all this are questions about servanthood, submission, and realizing that the world needs more "chiefs" than "Indians". One of the things that this brings to mind is the tight rope we all walk:
On the one hand, if we leap into backing a vision that isn’t close to our hearts, we are really selling ourselves out.

On the other hand, if we won’t partner with anybody because their vision is identical to ours, than everybodys just running around, on their own, not accomplishing much.

And in the middle of all this are questions about servanthood, submission, and realizing that the world needs more “chiefs” than “Indians”.

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