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Old 05-02-2020, 10:44 AM   #16
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Default Re: Ron Kangas at the Waters of Meribah

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Originally Posted by Trapped View Post
Totally. The ones in the lead literally have no idea how to handle any real situations. They live their life so afraid of being exposed that they shoot anyone who brings a real problem to them out of fear that that person will create a storm out of it. But if they handled the problem Biblically, correctly, with care, with pastoral concern from the get-go, there would be no issue created and no need to speak out. It's precisely because they shoot the people who come to them with problems, that issues are then created, because no one gets real care or healing.

The local church literally creates their own opposers with their own hands. And they think they are the "center of God's move"? It's ridiculous.
The LC seems to have quite a few in leadership positions who have no idea what real leadership is about. At a local level, what I noticed is that problems were often mishandled simply because the elders were uncomfortable with the fact that there was a problem needing to be handled. In their minds the role of an elder was to tell the brothers and sisters to alternate verses when singing a song, or to give announcements at the end of a meeting.

At a higher level with the so-called coworkers, there may be different motivations for their actions, such knowing that certain situations have the ability to negatively impact the LC. However, it seems like its still the same basic issue. A problem exists and they view the problem as an inconvenience rather than something needing a solution.
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