“I don’t have any moral failures in my past, no bones in my closet,” said Boyd, adding that he was not perfect, according to Rocky Mountain News. “I have sinned, but I am not a failure.”
40 year old Rev. Brady Boyd said that from the pulpit of New Life Church in Colorado Springs. Not the best choice of words, and I wouldn’t laugh. Apparently the congregation thought that dig was cool. They applauded.:^(
He did say more. It’s here.
Rocky Mountain News was there.
“We’re here to serve the city. And we’re going to win them over,”
Oh.
Well.
That may not happen.
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How underwhelming - a sinner but not a failure.
As I have said many times before - since when did God start putting a rating on sins?
Maybe this isn’t biblical, but doesn’t pride come before a fall?