The 116th Annual Holy Convocation Of the Church Of God In Christ is well underway in Memphis, TN.
While my schedule did not permit me to attend, a significant portion of my message made it to Memphis in the Wednesday midday session through one Bishop Amere S. May Sr. of Charlotte, NC.
Bishop seems to have spoken on my behalf, seeking to warn the church yet again, that there should be NO MORE COVERUPS as it pertains to pulpit crimes and pastoral criminals.
To be clear, as a long time member and Elder within this church, I am not excited about anyone not willing to face the issues that deal with the quality of life and health and wellbeing of our church and heal them that are hurting within our church. So this message, and specifically this portion of the message and other surrounding parts of it, was timely and a breath of fresh air for me personally.
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton
A Pastoral Call To Action For COGIC Victim's Advocacy / Queen GerVaise Guyton Interview Pt. 4
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 5
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 6
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 7
As Bishop May said, the foundation of our church is impeccable. In my opinion, it is Biblically clandestine...However, we have been invaded and effected by a culture that is willing to look the part, but not willing to be the part...In other words, we have adopted many aspects of "a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof".
I understand that sounds harsh and please don't get me wrong, as there are millions of blessed and real Saints and Pastoral leaders within this church all around the world that will spend their life's breath and more to perpetuate Biblical righteousness and true holiness. The problem is that within Christianity in general, we are inundated with pseudo-spiritual leaders and others committed to the world and the culture of the world greater than their commitment to Christ and righteousness.
I hope at the 116th Holy Convocation of the Grand Ole Church that we can gain the courage to move forward with TRUE Victim's Advocacy and relinquish ourselves of the fear that aligning ourselves with them abused and hurt, creates some sort of atmosphere of guilt. That is a RIDICULOUS notion! If we should do nothing else, we should heal the hurting without reluctance, or consideration for our own self-preservation.
Blessed!
A Pastoral Call To Action For COGIC Victim's Advocacy / Queen GerVaise Guyton Interview Pt. 4
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 5
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 6
The Dirty Man. A Call To Action With Abuse Survivor Queen GerVaise Guyton Pt. 7
As Bishop May said, the foundation of our church is impeccable. In my opinion, it is Biblically clandestine...However, we have been invaded and effected by a culture that is willing to look the part, but not willing to be the part...In other words, we have adopted many aspects of "a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof".
I understand that sounds harsh and please don't get me wrong, as there are millions of blessed and real Saints and Pastoral leaders within this church all around the world that will spend their life's breath and more to perpetuate Biblical righteousness and true holiness. The problem is that within Christianity in general, we are inundated with pseudo-spiritual leaders and others committed to the world and the culture of the world greater than their commitment to Christ and righteousness.
I hope at the 116th Holy Convocation of the Grand Ole Church that we can gain the courage to move forward with TRUE Victim's Advocacy and relinquish ourselves of the fear that aligning ourselves with them abused and hurt, creates some sort of atmosphere of guilt. That is a RIDICULOUS notion! If we should do nothing else, we should heal the hurting without reluctance, or consideration for our own self-preservation.
Blessed!
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