Every church thinks that it has great Bible teaching.
It is a simple law of attrition.
Whoever is left likes it
Whoever does not like it has left
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3 comments:
SO what does it mean if not everyone at my church thinks we have great bible teaching...? Should I be worried?
No, it just means you are a newish church. If people really don't like it they will leave eventually, then everyone at your church will think the bible teaching is great!
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