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Jen Ludwig's avatar

Love this. And love the reflection questions.

Torrie Sorge's avatar

That’s the goal—practical application.

No one needs more complicated or complex processes 🤪

Torrie Sorge's avatar

I’m so glad it resonated with you!

Which question/part stuck out the most?

Jen Ludwig's avatar

In particular, #2, but I found them all to be meaningful and practical. ;)

Joe McCormick's avatar

Hi Torrie. I love your work and your focus. I regret that I am not in a financial position to support you.

Torrie Sorge's avatar

Friend!! Money is never the objective for me.

Yes, I need to pay my bills. But God will provide. Glad you are encouraged by the words He prompts me to share.

Your encouragement & feedback are priceless. 💖🙏🏽🥹

Joe McCormick's avatar

This post accurately reflects a large part of modern Christianity. Many church environments offer a blend of social and activity centers for all age and interest groups, while featuring performance-based praise and worship. It appeals to families, but the question is: "Do such churches present a strait-gate gospel and a narrow path to salvation?" (Matthew 7:14). Woe be to congregations that discover at the end of their journey only to hear Jesus say. “...I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity" (Matthew 7:23).

Iniquity is the only sin exclusive to believers. It involves worship and service that is pleasing to humankind, but not to God.