For Laughs
If you did not catch the joke exchange on the Facebook page, here are a few you might enjoy:
A pastor was running late for a counseling session, and couldn't find parking anywhere near the office building he was headed to. Desperate to make it on time, he pulled into a "no parking" zone, and left a note on his windshield, which said: "I'm a minister who's circled this block 10 times, and I'll be late if I don't park here. Forgive us our trespasses, Matthew 6:12." When he got back, there was a ticket waiting for him. Written on the envelope, it . . .
Ed Chait
April 29, 2015
This is a question of mine that I thought I would ask at the best place I know to ask questions. What are good arguments that Israel cannot be the Suffering Servant in Isaiah 53?
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Robert Lowry Because the verses so clearly describe the person of Jesus, rather than a nation? (just like 42:1-9 and 49:1-7)
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Sarah Van Baale The last line reads, 
John McPhaill
April 26 at 7:49pm
Of jolly urgency I ask, is there an interpretation of the question's specific species of asking here, or what is wanting to be known by this:
"Did God gave us instinct or gut feeling?"
Graciousness aboundeth grace,
John
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Sarah Van Baale I probably wouldn't answer that question directly. Instead I'd mention that gut feelings, instinct, intuition, etc. are often triggered by our physical senses noticing small things 
Danielle Swiontek
April 19 at 8:42pm
Hi, could some of you share some thoughts on how to respond to this question... How should Christians view gender neutral bathrooms? Should we support the safety of the individual?
(I assume they are also referring to the issue of allowing men to enter women's bathrooms and women to enter men's restrooms...per the recent controversy regarding transgender people.)
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