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Do not let her filtered posts fool
you. I live here in her tiny little precious town and have seen her fairly recently and she has actually gained a few pounds. And this latest post introducing Molly to the world is so filtered that she looks deformed. Someone delete that app off of her phone. Save us.

I feel like her “photoshopping” or filtering or whatever you call it is becoming more and more obvious especially because there are unfiltered pics out there too and then there are these ones that look so altered.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t the deconstruction movement just the parable of the prodigal son? The door is open and people can leave Christianity when it no longer suits them but they’ll always be welcomed back and God never stops loving them.

Gods mercy is wide and inexhaustible for sure, with repentance, but there does come a time when God turns people over to what they want. Which, sadly, isn’t Him.

In the parable we see a father who loves both sons. The prodigal is the one who (repents and) comes back to the father. Yet the son who remained is the most jealous, most contentious, most “lost” son who can’t recognize his own place and the security he’s always had. He doesn’t really trust that the father’s love is limitless nor does he believe the brother should be shown mercy. He has a scarcity mindset.
There is no “but” in this parable.

Well, yes, there isn't a "but" in the parable,but there's a lot more stuff in the Bible besides this parable.

“We’re going to be celebrating things that matter, creating community, giving you things, having nurturing convos, and so much more”

Ma’am, you’re raffling off junk to get likes and clicks. This is not “creating community”.

I hate this so much.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t the deconstruction movement just the parable of the prodigal son? The door is open and people can leave Christianity when it no longer suits them but they’ll always be welcomed back and God never stops loving them.

Gods mercy is wide and inexhaustible for sure, with repentance, but there does come a time when God turns people over to what they want. Which, sadly, isn’t Him.

In the parable we see a father who loves both sons. The prodigal is the one who (repents and) comes back to the father. Yet the son who remained is the most jealous, most contentious, most “lost” son who can’t recognize his own place and the security he’s always had. He doesn’t really trust that the father’s love is limitless nor does he believe the brother should be shown mercy. He has a scarcity mindset.
There is no “but” in this parable.

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I am a churchgoer in a Christian church. It is the center of my life. What intrigues me, and why I come here, is because I keep wondering why these women who have left organized churches write a lot, and seem to believe they are offering something new. They present as groundbreaking in this "deconstruction " yet I never read anything spiritually original or fresh. I'd love to hear thoughts on this.

Problem is she’s burned a lot of bridges and lost most of her original audience. Her new audience is fickle and small and demoralized and shrill.

If the election proved people are really tired of the old angry divisive white savior perpetual victimhood progressive political posture. That ship has passed. No one wants it anymore.

Jen is lost. She’s been lost a long time. And the walks are closing.

The two of you just said a mouthful that I agree with so hard! I find it ironic that Jen and her ilk are actually some of the least tolerant least diverse people around.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve taken a sabbatical from the JH Madness… So I apologize if this has been discussed… But Jen (miss “body positivity/ “let’s start the conversation” WW) is definitely on a semaglutide injection right?! I audibly gasped at how much weight she has lost In her recent pictures. She is either menopausal or very close… And there is no way she has lost that weight from diet and exercise alone…

Do not let her filtered posts fool
you. I live here in her tiny little precious town and have seen her fairly recently and she has actually gained a few pounds. And this latest post introducing Molly to the world is so filtered that she looks deformed. Someone delete that app off of her phone. Save us.

I guess Sydney is now back permanently from her 4 month vacation and probably joined the other roommates in her home that she continues to complain about yet lets her adult children live in. Can you say enabler?
I’ve lived in Buda over 20 years and have seen her maybe a dozen times and most everyone I know here has no idea who Jen Hatmaker is.

I’ve taken a sabbatical from the JH Madness… So I apologize if this has been discussed… But Jen (miss “body positivity/ “let’s start the conversation” WW) is definitely on a semaglutide injection right?! I audibly gasped at how much weight she has lost In her recent pictures. She is either menopausal or very close… And there is no way she has lost that weight from diet and exercise alone…

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Anonymous wrote:I use the story of ANC’s “shift” as a real world example of institutional corruption in my public policy lectures in university. The names omitted to protect the, er, “innocent”.

That's fascinating. I'd love to hear more.

You’d have to sign up for my class, Jason.

Haha. Actually not Jason. I'm the person who complained about the limiting and tiresome nature of deconstructors, and said I'm familiar with the seminary Jason graduated from. I'm genuinely interested in hearing more about the institutional corruption of ANC. But I also understand why you wouldn't share class material on a public forum.

Anonymous wrote:What happened to all her Vespa besties????

I’ve wondered this too.

Oh heavens, her daughter date night post, major eye roll. And why does she use words like “rezzie”? Is her mind stuck in high school and she wants to be cool? I can’t imagine being around her for any length of time. What happened to all her Vespa besties????

J and J

Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him. For all that is in the world—the desires of the flesh and the desires of the eyes and pride of life—is not from the Father but is from the world. And the world is passing away along with its desires, but whoever does the will of God abides forever.

So would I.

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t the deconstruction movement just the parable of the prodigal son? The door is open and people can leave Christianity when it no longer suits them but they’ll always be welcomed back and God never stops loving them.

Gods mercy is wide and inexhaustible for sure, with repentance, but there does come a time when God turns people over to what they want. Which, sadly, isn’t Him.

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Anonymous wrote:I use the story of ANC’s “shift” as a real world example of institutional corruption in my public policy lectures in university. The names omitted to protect the, er, “innocent”.

That's fascinating. I'd love to hear more.

You’d have to sign up for my class, Jason.

Isn’t the deconstruction movement just the parable of the prodigal son? The door is open and people can leave Christianity when it no longer suits them but they’ll always be welcomed back and God never stops loving them.