u/RealAbbreviations430

r/fastfood r/ChristianityAnswers r/Christianity

Do Modern Christians Believe Heaven is a Physical Destination or a Spiritual One? Asking for my Podcast Sermon

As usual I'm back for my Sunday Podcast Sermon for my church where I reach out to real Christians and ask them what they believe about certain topics, then I discuss them in the Podcast Sermon And post the link here so everyone can hear a detailed verbal response to their questions. God bless and let's keep it respectful and only Christians. here's the link to the podcast sermon Podcast Response

u/RealAbbreviations430 — 11 days ago

▲ 113 r/fastfood

Who Else Remembers When Fast Food Messed Up Your Order And You Brought It Back They Would Give You Extra Fries or an Apple Pie or Something For Your Troubles and For Their Mistake?

I remember going to places like Wendy's and McDonald's and if they messed up my order they were very sorry and would throw in a couple of apple pies or offer you a shake or another order of fries because they made a mistake And you had to comeback. There was never any attitude or aggression, they were always very sorry to have made a mistake, now it seems like the general response when food workers mess up is "yeah, and?" So it makes the customer seem strange for wanting the correct order.

reddit.com

u/RealAbbreviations430 — 2 months ago