It's awfully easy to say, well you know, that guy, that's, can I stop, because I checked
this morning.
I double checked.
I was pretty sure, but I double checked anyhow.
In all of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, in all of the Bible, there are no internet
pastors.
Nope.
I wasn't quite sure, but I double checked.
I don't know how old Al Gore is, so I double checked.
And there are no internet pastors.
Nope.
That would be a big fat zero.
There's no internet pastor, you know, from New York.
There's no internet pastors from Ohio.
There's no internet pastors from Washington.
And there are no internet pastors from Arizona.
Zero.
No, zero.
Because you see, the whole thing about the local churches, or one of many things, is
that you fellowship together, you work together, you deal together, you deal with problems
together, and you realize I have brothers and I have sisters, and we're all human, and
we're trying to do this thing together, and we've got a pastor that we love, and my pastor
may not be perfect, but he's the man that God has placed as an authority in my life.
And when you start comparing yourself, your pastor, to some internet pastor, you know,
like maybe some guy in Texas, or New Hampshire, or Arizona.