Comments for For the sake of the truth... (2 John 1:1-3) http://pastorleap.wordpress.com Reflections on Christian living, Southern Baptist life, pastoral ministry, the Word of God, and life in general... Tue, 04 Aug 2009 22:25:11 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Just look at what the LORD is doing at SHBC! by Michael http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2009/02/25/just-look-at-what-the-lord-is-doing-at-shbc/#comment-317 Michael Tue, 04 Aug 2009 22:25:11 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=102#comment-317 Anybody remember a certain Pastor by the name of Terry Leap? He used to post here and 1 other place. Maybe he is hiding. Probably at home tormenting his wife instead of blogging. Love ya Preacher man! Anybody remember a certain Pastor by the name of Terry Leap? He used to post here and 1 other place. Maybe he is hiding. Probably at home tormenting his wife instead of blogging. Love ya Preacher man!

]]> Comment on Thoughts about the Northwest Territory and a new look… by Michael http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2009/02/05/thoughts-about-the-northwest-territory-and-a-new-look/#comment-309 Michael Sat, 07 Feb 2009 14:29:36 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=85#comment-309 I am so glad to see your excitement about reaching people in the NWT. I hope that excitement translates into an increased participation from those in our congregation for our trip to share the Gospel with the Lakota Tribes at Wounded Knee. I am so glad to see your excitement about reaching people in the NWT. I hope that excitement translates into an increased participation from those in our congregation for our trip to share the Gospel with the Lakota Tribes at Wounded Knee.

]]> Comment on Re-entering the blogosphere… by Todd Benkert http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2009/01/03/re-entering-the-blogosphere/#comment-308 Todd Benkert Mon, 05 Jan 2009 03:27:18 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=59#comment-308 Glad to have you back, Terry. I look forward to reading. Maybe I'll return to my own blog as well...now that things have settled down a bit for me. Blessings, Todd Glad to have you back, Terry. I look forward to reading.
Maybe I’ll return to my own blog as well…now that things have settled down a bit for me.

Blessings,
Todd

]]> Comment on About Me by Greg Baker http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/about/#comment-306 Greg Baker Fri, 10 Oct 2008 17:20:49 +0000 #comment-306 Hello Terry, Monnie (sp?) & family! Hope you're doing well... Hello Terry, Monnie (sp?) & family! Hope you’re doing well…

]]> Comment on Why I am thankful today for the CBF… by Brian http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2008/06/21/why-i-am-thankful-today-for-the-cbf/#comment-305 Brian Mon, 01 Sep 2008 05:05:02 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=51#comment-305 OK- I read the article and found it biased. The basis of the article rests upon the voracity of Killinger himself. He claims to have spoken with pastors and claims to represent their beliefs about the afterlife, other religions and the deity of Christ. Killinger himself is not Baptist, but comes from Congregational and Presbyterian roots. That the CBF would have him speak is shameful, no doubt. But to question the whole of the CBF based on a speaker at a conference is probably not a great idea. I'm sure someone could find a bad speaker at some point at a conservative Baptist meeting as well. Just some thoughts, Brian OK- I read the article and found it biased. The basis of the article rests upon the voracity of Killinger himself. He claims to have spoken with pastors and claims to represent their beliefs about the afterlife, other religions and the deity of Christ. Killinger himself is not Baptist, but comes from Congregational and Presbyterian roots.

That the CBF would have him speak is shameful, no doubt. But to question the whole of the CBF based on a speaker at a conference is probably not a great idea. I’m sure someone could find a bad speaker at some point at a conservative Baptist meeting as well.

Just some thoughts,
Brian

]]> Comment on Nettleton on sleeping Christians… by Steven Pugh http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/nettleton-on-sleeping-christians/#comment-304 Steven Pugh Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:51:17 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=56#comment-304 In your Story, it ask, "I ask…are Southern Baptists awake today? or sleeping through our spiritual duties?" Answer, many have fallen asleep Pastor Terry, and it may cause many to wake up where they don't wish to be. Keep up these post Pastor, Great work for Christ. Steve Pugh In your Story, it ask, “I ask…are Southern Baptists awake today? or sleeping through our spiritual duties?”

Answer, many have fallen asleep Pastor Terry, and it may cause many to wake up where they don’t wish to be. Keep up these post Pastor, Great work for Christ.

Steve Pugh

]]> Comment on About Me by Joe Arkenau http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/about/#comment-303 Joe Arkenau Mon, 21 Jul 2008 04:46:52 +0000 #comment-303 When are you going to start offering podcasts of your posts? I miss your deep, gravelly voice. Plus, I really don't like to read. When are you going to start offering podcasts of your posts? I miss your deep, gravelly voice. Plus, I really don’t like to read.

]]> Comment on Convention wrap-up…(warning!!! Lengthy post!) by pastorleap http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2008/06/14/convention-wrap-upwarning-lengthy-post/#comment-291 pastorleap Sat, 21 Jun 2008 04:59:35 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=48#comment-291 David... thanks for stopping by and commenting! For the record, I LOVE the Gaither Vocal Band, they are the only Southern Gospel music that I will listen to these days! I was not trying to be too harsh on them personally or their ministry, which brings encouragement to thousands of saints every year. I get the song too... I understand its message. My point was (and is) that of all their great songs, this one is one of their more "theologically light" songs (even kind of silly in my estimation) and was simply ill-chosen (from MY perspective only) for the SBC at that time. Please read nothing more into my comment... I don't wish to get on Guy's bad side! Terry David… thanks for stopping by and commenting! For the record, I LOVE the Gaither Vocal Band, they are the only Southern Gospel music that I will listen to these days! I was not trying to be too harsh on them personally or their ministry, which brings encouragement to thousands of saints every year.

I get the song too… I understand its message. My point was (and is) that of all their great songs, this one is one of their more “theologically light” songs (even kind of silly in my estimation) and was simply ill-chosen (from MY perspective only) for the SBC at that time.

Please read nothing more into my comment… I don’t wish to get on Guy’s bad side!

Terry

]]> Comment on Convention wrap-up…(warning!!! Lengthy post!) by David Bruce Murray http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2008/06/14/convention-wrap-upwarning-lengthy-post/#comment-286 David Bruce Murray Tue, 17 Jun 2008 03:02:05 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=48#comment-286 "Jesus And John Wayne" is a great song, written from a realistic, slice-of-life point of view that connects with common, ordinary people. A person operating under the delusion that people can achieve perfection here on earth might have a theological problem with the lyrics. I don't think that sort of theology is endorsed by most Southern Baptists, though. I've never heard it preached at the churches I've attended, fortunately. This blogger seems to get it: http://moreandmorechristianstuff.blogspot.com/#7623215106133898293 “Jesus And John Wayne” is a great song, written from a realistic, slice-of-life point of view that connects with common, ordinary people.

A person operating under the delusion that people can achieve perfection here on earth might have a theological problem with the lyrics. I don’t think that sort of theology is endorsed by most Southern Baptists, though. I’ve never heard it preached at the churches I’ve attended, fortunately.

This blogger seems to get it:
http://moreandmorechristianstuff.blogspot.com/#7623215106133898293

]]> Comment on Convention wrap-up…(warning!!! Lengthy post!) by nathanfinn http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/2008/06/14/convention-wrap-upwarning-lengthy-post/#comment-282 nathanfinn Sat, 14 Jun 2008 19:17:24 +0000 http://pastorleap.wordpress.com/?p=48#comment-282 This is a very good Convention summary. I was greatly encouraged as I read your opening paragraphs, especially the part about talking with your wife about spiritual matters. Thanks for modeling for us all the way we ought to respond to the SBC, or any other Christian gathering, for that matter. In Christ, NAF This is a very good Convention summary. I was greatly encouraged as I read your opening paragraphs, especially the part about talking with your wife about spiritual matters. Thanks for modeling for us all the way we ought to respond to the SBC, or any other Christian gathering, for that matter.

In Christ,
NAF

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