Traditions

A Discussion About Church and How We Do Things, and How Others Do Things, and it's Okay

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Traditions help us know who we are, but they can also harm us. To further complicate things, traditions are part of how we're made, how groups, organizations, families and churches work. We have to understand the traditions of others, and be sensitive to them, but we also need to be aware of our own traditions and how they can endanger us.

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What things do preachers do because they are trapped in the tradition of doing those things?

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We talk about the things preachers are expected to do, what they are trapped into doing, what tradition dictates that preachers do, and question what part reality should play in all of that. What do you expect from your preacher? What should we expect from our preachers. How much of what we expect preachers to do is a waste of time?