Not long ago, Kathy Keller, wife of famous pastor Timothy Keller, wrote an article despising church shopping: \"...high on my list of odious phrases.\".<\/p>\n
I cannot disagree that this phrase could be treated as a concept of consumerism. Finding the perfect church.<\/p>\n
However, her article failed to provide an alternative means of finding a suitable church: \"It is therefore important that any prospective new member of a local church (or even a fully assimilated long-time member, for that matter) be cognizant of the core values of the body with which they are affiliating\/ed.<\/span><\/em>\", which was as much as she could say.<\/p>\n Perhaps I can make a new phrase for this. A proper one. Church testing? Church examining? Church finding?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Not long ago, Kathy Keller, wife of famous pastor Timothy Keller, wrote an article despising church shopping: \"...high on my list of odious phrases.\". I cannot disagree that this phrase could be treated as a concept of consumerism. Finding the … Continue reading