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Does it really matter what we wear to church?

Duration: 01:15

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	Producer:	Community Christian Church
	Genre:	Comedy
	Video Series:	Christ Follower
	Topics:	Christian, Christian, Life of, Disciple, Faith, Religion, Walk, Christian
	Filters:	Christian Culture, Everyday Disciples, Humor
	Purpose:	Evangelism
	References:	Matthew 7:21-23 , Matthew 16:24 , Luke 14:33 , Ephesians 2:8-10
	Tone:	Commend
	Date Added:	March 22, 2007

A parody of the Mac-PC commercials and an online hit with Christian and non-Christian audiences.

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Total Ratings: 53

fbcbobby (Guest)

Posted: October 23, 2007

wow. after reading some comments i see why the unbelievers think we have no sense of humor sometimes. give me a break. laugh at yourself sometimes. if we would quick wearing our feelings on our sleeve and see how the world see us, we could do a whole lot better job of bringing people to jesus. does it really bother some of you that some people don't dress correctly for church. who set the rules for that. i better go tell those people in africa we told about jesus that they aren't dressing correctly to worship. give me a big break. these are wonderful, funny, and thoughtful clips. watch them, laugh with them, use them, and don't heart attack over them.

Anonymous

Posted: November 26, 2007


Is this video implying that we revert to Sabbath worship in order to avoid being at all similar to "Christians"?

Nick (Guest)

Posted: November 07, 2008

At first I thought the whole Apple/Microsoft parody would be good. I know the idea is to sympathize with the "Christ-Follower", but I believe Christ would want us to connect with both. Weaved through the Bible God is represented as an orderly God with the right balance of mercy. Think about how detailed God was about the garb worn by the priests in the sanctuary service. That does not mean those who care about dressing orderly should be indifferent to those who don't. It is an excellent opportunity to be a loving example. I thought it was interesting how the seventh-day Sabbath was brought out in this video. The fourth commandment does state the Sabbath as being the seventh day of the week... that would be Saturday. Where did it get changed to Sunday? There are only eight verses that talk about the first day in the NT. But they don't indicate the day of worship was changed. Early history Christians still worshiped on the seventh day. Something to look into.

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