A Sea Of Red

...to have sex everyday for seven days straight.

http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=222003

And no, I do not want to know if the married couples on here are taking him up on it.[/quote]

challenge is the key word there

Dang...
...that means my wife and I will have to cut back

Fumblerooskies wrote:Dang...
...that means my wife and I will have to cut back

He said having sex...not thinking about sex....

with credit to Jeff Foxworthy....

I guess Texans can only handle 7 days straight. Back in February, a Florida pastor challenged his flock to the deed for 30 days straight.
(giving a whole new meaning to hanging chad after 30 straight days)

Married couples? Sex with each others or others?
Just want to clarify

I love Ed Young. He is a great teacher and communicator in the church. He presents his topics in a very relevant way.

My brother went to this church and can't tell me what it means to be a Christian. He's all about the production and less about the Bible. Beds, Cars, Big Telephones on stage - maybe he needs to get a pulpit with a bible on it instead.

prototype wrote:My brother went to this church and can't tell me what it means to be a Christian. He's all about the production and less about the Bible. Beds, Cars, Big Telephones on stage - maybe he needs to get a pulpit with a bible on it instead.

Understandable... churches seem to have that problem these days.

prototype wrote:My brother went to this church and can't tell me what it means to be a Christian. He's all about the production and less about the Bible. Beds, Cars, Big Telephones on stage - maybe he needs to get a pulpit with a bible on it instead.

I was just watching that video thinking, I can't imagine what it would be like to go to a church that's a huge production like that. The interviews they were doing were in the lobby and it looked like they were in a large shopping mall.

Umm...it wasn't that long ago that Jonathan Falwell had a giant ipod and cars on stage.
Not arguing or defending...just saying....

prototype wrote:My brother went to this church and can't tell me what it means to be a Christian. He's all about the production and less about the Bible. Beds, Cars, Big Telephones on stage - maybe he needs to get a pulpit with a bible on it instead.

production sounds alot like TRBC to me...

I think Jonathan still brings it back to the Bible though. Even at that - these churches are not for everyone and others really thrive in them. Maybe, these churches are better for believers, not the unsaved? TRBC at least has a choir and not a rock concert.

I know TRBC's building was fashioned after this one.

I don't think very many of us on this board go to TRBC

What's wrong with a "rock concert"?

LUconn wrote:I don't think very many of us on this board go to TRBC

Really? I was curious how you know. If so, where do most of the board go? Just trying to kill some time before the game.

flamerbob wrote:

LUconn wrote:I don't think very many of us on this board go to TRBC

Really? I was curious how you know. If so, where do most of the board go? Just trying to kill some time before the game.

Start a poll

flamerbob wrote:

LUconn wrote:I don't think very many of us on this board go to TRBC

Really? I was curious how you know. If so, where do most of the board go? Just trying to kill some time before the game.

I'm with you on the curiosity!

we had a thread on it once. Of course that was a different generation of the board.

we discussed that a while back

found it

http://www.flamefans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=187

I was looking for it, but couldn't find it.

The reason that most of the people don't go to TRBC is because most of those that posted on that thread were out of state or area of Lynchburg.

tinytim wrote:The reason that most of the people don't go to TRBC is because most of those that posted on that thread were out of state or area of Lynchburg.

Maybe the question should have been whether you would attend TRBC if you lived in Lynchburg.