i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
hey, why don’t you get your pastor to write on why we need corporate confession of sin
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
That’s not a bad idea.
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
I’ll ask him.
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
i’m full of good ideas
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
I knew that’d make you jealous.
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
When’s your church gonna implement corporate confessions, huh?
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Huh?
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
my pastor reads my blog
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
maybe i will post this conv
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
Davey, how come your RPCNA church, that’s doesn’t have instruments, has a corporate confession of sin?
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
The pastor is in line with a lot of Horton’s stuff. And D.G. HArt.
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
you’re supposed to say something witty for me to post on my blog
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Oh.
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Witty? Me?
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Me saying something witty would be like Einstein asking the difference of four and two.
i_like_elves@yahoo.com says:
it’s two!
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Besides, I can’t be witty on an empty stomach.
The Man Who Knew Too Little says:
Man, Rick. You’re so smart! *fawns reverently*

Since I’ve found that people that post anonymously rarely have anything profitable to say, I will be deleting anonymous comments from now on. If this doesn’t work, I am going to start requiring approval. If it comes to that, I check my email like every half hour, so don’t worry about something you posted not getting up online soon. Ciao.

Uh oh, sounds like somebody’s got a case of the Mondays