Pattern of LC Families Sacrificing Children on the Altar

rayliotta · 01-11-2015, 04:10 AM

So I think that in well-contained environments such as the local churches, aka the Lord's recovery, there is the tendency for patterns to emerge. So in this thread I'd like to bring up one such pattern that I believe I've observed over the years. This is something I've observed not only in my own locality, but also in families in other parts of the country as well. And I've encountered people on this forum who seem to have similar stories.

Call it "sacrificing on the altar," "throwing under the bus," or whatever expression we choose. I'm talking about families in which one (or, possibly, more than one) kid in the family seems to have this happen to them.

What say ye on this forum?

01-11-2015, 04:10 AM	#1
rayliotta Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 600	Pattern of LC Families Sacrificing Children on the Altar So I think that in well-contained environments such as the local churches, aka the Lord's recovery, there is the tendency for patterns to emerge. So in this thread I'd like to bring up one such pattern that I believe I've observed over the years. This is something I've observed not only in my own locality, but also in families in other parts of the country as well. And I've encountered people on this forum who seem to have similar stories. Call it "sacrificing on the altar," "throwing under the bus," or whatever expression we choose. I'm talking about families in which one (or, possibly, more than one) kid in the family seems to have this happen to them. What say ye on this forum? __________________ And for this cause, the Good Shepherd left the 99 pieces of crappy building material, and went out to recover the one remnant piece of good building material. For the Lord will build His church, and He will build it with the good building material, not the crappy kind.