ex cathedra: Growing in the Lord

Wednesday, November 04, 2015

Growing in the Lord

Longtime geek and groovy Baptist mega-church pastor Steven Furtick as he used to be just a mere 3 years ago

and as Daddy is now...

Can I get an Amen? Praise the Lord!

I confess. The dude is very watchable. As long as you pay no attention whatever to the words that come out of his mouth. Just turn down the sound and watch him move. Evangelicalism is --Unitarianism excepted-- the most narcoleptic religion I have ever run across. It seems like one endless high school pep rally.

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1 comment:

-A said...: AmRen and praise the Lord. That is, what you call Daddy. Now...who is he? I tried am image search and all I got were a gaggle of blacks with similar facial hair.; 12:37 PM, November 05, 2015

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