I do go to church. No need for all the butthurt about rodeo church bud. I am sure God is quite content with tithe money being spent on arenas,cows,hay,feed,etc.

"Is this a serious post?"


Are any of these Jibber Jabber posts serious?

Ignorance at it's best right there. Our Church does not own any livestock therefore no money is spent on cows, hay, feed, etc. We do have an arena where God's word is preached each and every time there's an event there. It's no different than an auditorium or fellowship hall at a conventional Church. Maybe I did get a little "butthurt" but spewing inaccuracies tends to have that effect on me. I'm glad you found a church that you like.

No ignorance here buddy. The rodeo church by my lease owns quite a few roping steers. They also just spent about 400k on a nice covered arena to "preach" in.

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So it's ok for a conventional church to spend a million dollars on a building but if a cowboy church does it it's a waste of tithes? Why did you put "preach' in quotes? Do they not preach in the new arena? You may know what you're talking about with 1 or 2 churches but yes you are ignorant if you believe all Cowboy Churches are run the same.

I never said anything was ok. And I put "preach" in quotes because what I have seen was hardly preaching. To me it was more of a formality that you had to endure before you could start playing cowboys and cowgirls.

Between Henderson and Tatum. About half way.

Little far just to come for church. BUt next time I am in Jacksonville, if I remember, I will give you a holler.

I actually come down that way quite often.

Everyone one of you is so lost. A boat is not a church, Cowboy Church is not a church.

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Am I the only one that thinks it's ironic that a guy named Pitchfork is against going to Church?