(Reformation Charlotte) Since the “pandemic” began almost two years ago, many churches shut their doors–some for a very short time and some dragged it out as long as they could. Yet, as of today, some churches still aren’t meeting regularly out of fear of catching a cold.
As we’ve reported already, vaccination has become one of the professing church’s new ordinances–being required by many churches for people to gather together corporately for worship. Those who don’t submit themselves to the requirements have shown themselves unapproved in the eyes of woke, statist pastors and church leaders.
But another peculiar notion that has been exposed in light of the “pandemic” is that the idea of corporate worship is not central to the Church. Many churches are now turning to this “be the Church” movement that says corporate gatherings are not required and, instead, Christians need to “be the Church” by acting like Christians in their daily lives.
Of course, we agree that acting like Christians in our daily lives is important–not doing so would expose one as a hypocrite, not a true, born-again Christian. But one pastor, Darryl Ford of Ikon Community Church, took it even further. He says that concerning yourself with corporate worship “might be idolatry.”
Darryl Ford of Ikon Community Church recounts horror stories from the days of the Spanish flu, then warns us against the "idolatry" of gathering in-person for worship.
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Considered it for this week's vaccine discourse compilation, but probably not since vax isn't mentioned. pic.twitter.com/Lp9JNxMtHg
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Editor’s Note. This article was written by Jeff Maples and published at Reformation Charlotte. Titled changed by Protestia
