Should we celebrate Mother's Day in worship?

You have a reading comprehension issue. Nothing there is equivalent to what you say it is. As far as taking things to seriously well...you should re-evaluate your posts.

 

Which ones? There are certain post I'm serious about like the Arizona law and the trend of loosing liberty in our country. Other things I joke about. Somethings I could care less about but take the other side just because. Somethings I care very much about. Just depends.

 

What if we replace the words "Mother's Day" with the words "movie" or "gospel sing?" Or what about a biggie like "Christmas play" or "Easter Cantata?"

I guess it all boils down to a personal preference that "church time" must only be for singing, preaching, or teaching. There are other ways to honor Christ and worship besides singing hymns and Bible reading and every church has its own way to worship. Just because it's different doesn't make it wrong.

 

We need to be careful with such statements. Worship is not to be determined by us but by God only. Cain discovered that and it was made clear in

Heb 12:28 Wherefore we receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with Reverence and godly fear:

 

So we can't worship God by having an Easter cantata? By handing out flowers to the moms on Mother's Day during the service? "Church" always has to be 3 hymns, an offering, and a sermon?

 

How about Song of Solomon and Genesis?

 

One book is an anthropomorphic view of man's relationship with God and the Other is a book on how things began and gives a reason for a need of salvation history. What does that have to do with the conversation?

 

I didn't say that. But we need to make sure that we do not see worship as being based on personal preference as if how to worship is up to us.

 

OK, I see what you're saying.

 

Smell the hypocrisy.... Ahhhhhh.

 

What hypocracy?

 

I knew I said I was done with this thread, but to the casual observer who may visit this board, this had to be addressed:

News Flash: The Sabbath is not Sunday! If Thinkingstuff is going to actually think this stuff through, unless his church service is on Saturday he is violating the very thing he is so urgently trying to persuade us to follow. THAT is hypocrisy!

 

Who said I said it was sunday? Its on Shabbat. And I'm not persuading you to follow anything. You go with what your conscience allows. Only...its interesting you fight so hard to keep a practice of worshiping the avatars of Gaia. Maybe your conscience is getting to you?

 

Your posts and thinking are a few slices short of a loaf.

 

Thats' only because you don't realize I'm taking the Mick. But that's ok I got a laugh or two.

 

Its a phrase often used in the UK. And Having lived there for some time I've taken on some of their phrases as my own. When I get hurt or very angry I struggle trying hard not to say "bloody" which is a curse word. taking the mick is short for "taking the Mickey" which means to tease. Its actually a more polite version than the phrase "taking the &*^%" which word rhymes with bliss. Cockney is a speach pattern used in London where words are rhymed by other words to get at a meaning. So from the cruder form which I mentioned the phrase developed into "Taking the Mickey Bliss" which was shortened to Taking the Mickey and finally Taking the Mick. It just means to tease or make fun of.