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Jared Moore has a good post here on 5 common things pastors do with unbiblical implications. The post is based on the premise that everything we believe or practice reveals God’s glory or hides it:
- When preaching for emphasis, we’ll make this observation, “Do you see where God repeated Himself? It must be important then.”
- When we pray before we preach, or we pray for someone else that is about to speak, we will pray for an anointing.
- When we honor mothers, fathers, soldiers, or our nation during our worship services, we mingle the worship/honoring of our God with the honoring of graven images.
- When we refuse to practice or encourage our churches to practice biblical discipline, we communicate that God’s discipline toward those whom He loves is not really love.
- When we preach/teach only positive sermons, we communicate that God is incapable of moving through His unadulterated Word.
Read the rest here.