Dr. John A. King invites men to Man Church, a Zoom event at 8 AM Central about solid Christian doctrine. He uses the metaphor of short beds and narrow blankets to describe how contemporary preaching leaves believers spiritually cold. Women and boys 13 and older can watch the public stream, with a post-broadcast Q&A for registered attendees.
manchurch.online. We're going to be talking about short beds and narrow blankets, how there is a tendency and a propensity today, uh, in preaching, Christian preaching, to lack doctrine. And the lack of doctrine actually makes life very uncomfortable and not warm, not comfortable at all. Like, it feels like you're on a narrow bed and a short bed with narrow blankets. So please come along. Love to have you guys. Please go and register manchurch.online. It's a Zoom call for fellas only. It's going to be broadcast across a whole bunch of social platforms. At the moment, Substack does not connect to a restreaming platform. It's still learning how to do its live stuff. So we'll give Substack a time to grow up with the rest of the world. But I wanted to invite you along to Man Church, manchurch.online. We'll be kicking off at eight. AM Central Time. Time for you to get a cigar and a coffee, fellas. I'll see you online. Uh, ladies, kids— kids are boys over the age of 13— are more than welcome to come along. Um, if you'd like to watch it on Instagram or YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook page, Dr. John A. King, any of those platforms, Dr. John A. King, you're more than welcome to come along. I'd love to have you on there and encourage in the word. And fellas, at the end of the Zoom call, when we stop broadcasting publicly We will be going to questions and answers on the Zoom only, so I encourage you to go register www.manchurch.online and be a part of it. Cheerio.
