NEXT Conference | Matt Chandler | Remember and Run

[@kevinlott5228]

What a balanced, timely message!

[@heekolee7847]

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[@heekolee7847]

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[@heekolee7847]

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[@tacotuesdaymw4954]

This message is one for the ages. I appreciate the pump up and be courageous message but this right here is what I need to hear 👂🏾for the sake of my own soul and kids and wife. Thank God for this message!

[@stefancornu]

Wow! one of those messages that you need to stop at every 5 minutes to pray.

[@fabricendayambaje9408]

Very true

[@FLOKADO]

Chandler blowing up ministries

[@tylerscales2396]

Roll Tide!

[@Smile_Nkuli]

"Some of you feel stuck because you're trying to do something in a clever way that just needs to be done". Hmm!

[@LifeClipsPodcast]

YET YOU gather with false teachers??? OK...guess you really DON'T care Matt!! YIKES

[@perrymckinnon2220]

Hey Matt. How about you just teach the scriptures and stop treating all these pastors like they're your sons.

[@michaellee9483]

I guess Paul messed up then when he told the Thessalonians he had treated them “like a nursing mother taking care of her own children” and “like how a father with his children we exhorted each one of you and encouraged you and charged you to walk in a manner worthy of God.”

[@perrymckinnon2220]

​@@michaellee9483 Strange comparison. Matt Chandler is no Paul the Apostle. Not even close. This has been Matt's main issue for too long. He talks down to people. What he should be doing is apologizing for all the division he caused.

[@michaellee9483]

@@perrymckinnon2220 Paul is no doubt a great man of our faith, but still just a man. Like Matt

[@perrymckinnon2220]

​@@michaellee9483 Are we talking about Paul now or Matt? I'm confused.

[@perrymckinnon2220]

​@@michaellee9483 For the sake of clarity and unity, let me try to tie the knot on my point so you can understand my opening remarks. Matt Chandler is a man I loved and appreciated when I was an A29 pastor. I was regularly encouraged by his sermons and was thankful for his leadership over the Network. Then came all the racial tension in our country, most of it stirred up not by actual data but by the media. Matt, along with others, chose to buy into it and as a result caused great pain and division in the Body of Christ. He lectured us, he scolded us, he treated us like children who needed daddy Matt to come along and set us straight. In the years since, many of the things he preached about racial issues in our Country have been proven inconsistent with the facts. Did he apologize? Did he walk back his statements? No. Not once. In fact, he's still talking to us like we're his kids. Where's the humility? Where's the contrition? When is he going to repent? So, when I listened to this sermon I saw more of the same and it bothered me. I felt concern for the men in that room. They need a better leader. He lost the right to talk to them the way he did. He needs to be sitting in the congregation listening not standing in a pulpit preaching.