Comments on: Just Say It! http://theprophetjoel.com/2009/05/just-say-it/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Joelhttp://theprophetjoel.com/2009/05/just-say-it/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Joel Fri, 22 May 2009 15:44:40 +0000 http://theprophetjoel.com/?p=169#comment-122 Thanks for sharing. I have written a good deal about it, all the posts are categorized as "protestant-catholic."Occasionally its a struggle, often its a blessing. I hope to serve a church in the South (Virginia) this fall, and so that will be an adventure.I'm still working on my MDiv so mind always spins off to theological things and then I get myself all twisted up. But, my wife and I are agree more often than not. Our views of the church help us to mutually recognize each other as fully Christian (even if our respective denominations occasionally do not) - and we try our best to faithfully live out our domestic church. Thanks for sharing. I have written a good deal about it, all the posts are categorized as “protestant-catholic.”

Occasionally its a struggle, often its a blessing. I hope to serve a church in the South (Virginia) this fall, and so that will be an adventure.

I’m still working on my MDiv so mind always spins off to theological things and then I get myself all twisted up. But, my wife and I are agree more often than not. Our views of the church help us to mutually recognize each other as fully Christian (even if our respective denominations occasionally do not) – and we try our best to faithfully live out our domestic church.

]]> By: Matt @ The Church of No Peoplehttp://theprophetjoel.com/2009/05/just-say-it/comment-page-1/#comment-121 Matt @ The Church of No People Fri, 22 May 2009 11:05:17 +0000 http://theprophetjoel.com/?p=169#comment-121 Hey Joel, thanks for the question. To answer it, being in an 'inter-church' family is okay. Sometimes I worry about a few of them when I see all the razzle-dazzle they do that seems (to me) to have no meaning. But my Dad told me when I was about to get married that some of them would be my biggest cheerleaders, and he was right. In many ways, the church is the least of ways in which my wife and I are different from them, and it's working out.And officiating for the first time was a breeze. It was for two good friends, and they didn't want anything ridiculous. So I couldn't have asked for an easier time at it.How do you find it in your inter-church family? Hey Joel, thanks for the question. To answer it, being in an ‘inter-church’ family is okay. Sometimes I worry about a few of them when I see all the razzle-dazzle they do that seems (to me) to have no meaning. But my Dad told me when I was about to get married that some of them would be my biggest cheerleaders, and he was right. In many ways, the church is the least of ways in which my wife and I are different from them, and it’s working out.

And officiating for the first time was a breeze. It was for two good friends, and they didn’t want anything ridiculous. So I couldn’t have asked for an easier time at it.

How do you find it in your inter-church family?

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