Reforming the Feminine ContentAsk Anything
Want to hear Pastor Mark answer your questions?
If you haven’t yet, you have 1.5 days left to ask him anything!
At 5 p.m. PST, on November 1st, no new questions can be added, and the top 50 will go to the ‘next round’ of voting.
So it’s a slim chance to get in the top 50, but maybe you can vote on a question already there you’d like to know the answer to.
Fast facts:
- You get 10 votes a day. (that’s 20 possible votes left!)
- You can vote for the same question multiple times.
- Click “show more” so you can see the other questions besides the top 10, or look at them all.
- If you want to vote for the same question more than once, try clicking on the text of the question itself, which will reload the page. Then vote from there multiple times so you don’t keep having to scroll to find your question.
- If you start typing a question, text links will automatically appear trying to find ’similar questions’ to yours - it’s an easier and faster search for something to vote on.
My question opinions and highlights:
I wrote this question because I have just finished reading Acts and some Christians close to me (from a Vineyard background) have asked me that question and are truly struggling with their understanding of the power of God and healing. I don’t know the answer. And sometimes I really wish I could heal people, you know? Like Jeannie Clem on the video last Sunday. Like sick and burned children I met in Honduras.
Some other “good sermon” questions posed by others that I would love to see get more votes are these:
How do we know the New Testament letters are for us when they were written to specific churches?
What’s the difference between the different world religions?
How do we know which interpretation of the Bible is correct?
There are some other good ones out there. Vote away - you only get 20 more votes max before they close it down to the top 50.
If you haven’t noticed, there’s some pretty stuffy “seminary” type questions in the top 10, and uh… I hope we get some that actually are on peoples’ hearts not just academic minds…
I hope you ladies will take a minute to vote on things you truly, from the heart, want to know the answers to (even if it’s one of those questions I find absolutely uninteresting), or know people near you want to know the answers to.
I wondered about why they enabled people to cast all 10 of their daily votes for the same question. Is that how some of those questions were overloaded with votes? I discovered that late in the game.
Yes - you can vote 10 times for the same question. The reason some questions got falsely pumped up is because people were voting MORE than 10 times in a day. If you go to your “history” on your browser, you can “delete cookies” - which are little bytes of information that helps websites remember you when you revisit (that’s how they will have your name already in the log-in or whatever. That’s also how they know if you voted 10 times). So a bunch of people deleted their cookies to the website wouldn’t recognize them and they could vote again.
BUT, as Pastor Mark said, they get the “dunce cap” and can go sit in the corner, because there are still simple ways to track (through IP addresses) who has voted more than 10x. And then Zack and his crew delete ALL those peoples’ votes, including their original legal 10.
long explanation! whew! you made it out alive! (ha)