Comments for ICON at First United Methodist Church of Pensacola http://iconpensacola.com/ICON A New Style of Worship Thu, 15 Jul 2010 02:03:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Glenn Beck on Christian Social Justice by Anonymous http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/2010/03/17/glenn-beck-on-christian-social-justice/comment-page-1/#comment-247 Anonymous Thu, 15 Jul 2010 02:03:55 +0000 http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/?p=303#comment-247 Unfortunately, you are taking Glenn Beck's words out of context. You have a different definition of "social justice" than he does. I think you should revisit his comments because your analysis of them is incorrect. My guess is he believes in loving your neighbor and sacrificing for others as much as you do. Unfortunately, you are taking Glenn Beck’s words out of context. You have a different definition of “social justice” than he does. I think you should revisit his comments because your analysis of them is incorrect. My guess is he believes in loving your neighbor and sacrificing for others as much as you do.

]]> Comment on Response to the Deepwater Oil Spill by L McDonald http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/2010/06/04/response-to-the-deepwater-oil-spill/comment-page-1/#comment-231 L McDonald Wed, 16 Jun 2010 13:29:03 +0000 http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/?p=370#comment-231 Glad to see this on a church website. Rather than being apocalyptic, FUMC has chosen a route prayer and action. Good job! This statement about being "green": "It is about doing something that improves your relationship with God’s creation," is quite true. Being in touch with the natural world around us is a way to be in touch with the heart of God. Close study of the natural world reveals a lot about the detail-oriented Creator. Those who wonder how a supreme being as big as the vastness of time and space could even be interested in the details of one human being should spend some time outdoors or with a microscope and a drop of "dirty" pond water. The fine details of a flower, copepod, or feather follow onto a story in our scriptures about Solomon's clothing and lilies! Glad to see this on a church website. Rather than being apocalyptic, FUMC has chosen a route prayer and action. Good job!

This statement about being “green”: “It is about doing something that improves your relationship with God’s creation,” is quite true. Being in touch with the natural world around us is a way to be in touch with the heart of God. Close study of the natural world reveals a lot about the detail-oriented Creator.

Those who wonder how a supreme being as big as the vastness of time and space could even be interested in the details of one human being should spend some time outdoors or with a microscope and a drop of “dirty” pond water. The fine details of a flower, copepod, or feather follow onto a story in our scriptures about Solomon’s clothing and lilies!

]]> Comment on Jeremy Camp: Live by Libby Kephart Hargrave http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/2009/11/21/jeremy-camp-live/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Libby Kephart Hargrave Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:20:58 +0000 http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/?p=121#comment-105 Monday, March 8, 2010 Globe International presents: PENSACOLA FOR HAITI: A CONCERT OF COMPASSION at First United Methodist Church featuring MIKE WEAVER of BIG DADDY WEAVE, Haitian Children's Choir, Tanya Gallagher, Harvest Band, Libby Hargrave. ALL monies raised go to the re-building of In His Father's Hands Orphanage that was destroyed in the Haiti earthquake. Go to www.pensacolaforhaiti for ticket information. Monday, March 8, 2010 Globe International presents: PENSACOLA FOR HAITI: A CONCERT OF COMPASSION at First United Methodist Church
featuring MIKE WEAVER of BIG DADDY WEAVE, Haitian Children’s Choir, Tanya Gallagher, Harvest Band, Libby Hargrave. ALL monies raised go to the re-building of In His Father’s Hands Orphanage that was destroyed in the Haiti earthquake. Go to http://www.pensacolaforhaiti for ticket information.

]]> Comment on Who Are We? by Traditioned Innovation : GeoffreyLentz.com: Theology, Liturgy, and Sunday’s Sermon http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/who-are-we/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Traditioned Innovation : GeoffreyLentz.com: Theology, Liturgy, and Sunday’s Sermon Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:01:32 +0000 http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/?page_id=141#comment-101 [...] newest service at my church, called ICON.  We have strived to make no contradiction between being cutting edge and tradition rich.  Every week for worship we hope to be becoming more radically contemporary and radically [...] [...] newest service at my church, called ICON.  We have strived to make no contradiction between being cutting edge and tradition rich.  Every week for worship we hope to be becoming more radically contemporary and radically [...]

]]> Comment on Who Are We? by Youth/Young Adult Ministry /  Bible Study Paths http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/who-are-we/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Youth/Young Adult Ministry /  Bible Study Paths Sat, 30 Jan 2010 19:37:58 +0000 http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/?page_id=141#comment-17 [...] ICON is a new style of worship at First United Methodist Church of Pensacola, Florida which is cutting edge, tradition rich, art embracing, and Christ centered. ICON is a service of word and table, serving communion weekly, and meets in First Methodist’s new contemporary worship space, Wesley Abbey at 11 AM every Sunday morning. – http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/who-are-we/ [...] [...] ICON is a new style of worship at First United Methodist Church of Pensacola, Florida which is cutting edge, tradition rich, art embracing, and Christ centered. ICON is a service of word and table, serving communion weekly, and meets in First Methodist’s new contemporary worship space, Wesley Abbey at 11 AM every Sunday morning. – http://iconpensacola.com/ICON/who-are-we/ [...]

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