Flatlander Faith

Apologetics from an Anabaptist perspective

The church in perpetual tune-up mode

2 Comments Posted by on February 18, 2015

[Adapted from a question in an old Bible study book.]combine-harvester-545090_1280

The purpose of the church is to win souls. It is important that the church be kept pure. Is it possible, though, that so much time and energy is spent on the details of church work that we have come to see that as our main mission, somewhat as though a man was forever servicing and tuning up a combine and never getting to the field to use it to harvest the waiting grain?

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2 responses to “The church in perpetual tune-up mode”

  1. Alan Baglien February 18, 2015 at 13:38

    Amen! a car parked in a garage does not serve its purpose!

    Reply
  2. Bob Goodnough February 18, 2015 at 15:56

    I once had a poster that said “A ship in a harbour is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.”

    Reply

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