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I wonder why fayose wasn't able to pay salaries despite being in PDP.. Probably was was secretly in APC. |
If Jesus was in nairaland, some religious folks would've have preached against his teachings and doctrines. |
PraiseDLord:Performing miracles in the name of Christ doesn't mean one is saved. Judas and the rest disciples weren't saved as at the time Jesus was on earth. Jesus had not yet died. His blood had not yet atoned of the sin of man. So Judas didn't lose his salvation. He like the rest weren't saved. No matter the sacrifice and good works someone does for God, if that person does not believe in the remdemptive power of the blood to set him free from all his sins that person will die and go to hell. His works and sacrifices will be burnt cos they're dead works. Look at Cornelius. He was a good man who does righteous deeds. He gave to the poor and needy. He was a righteous and moral man. But all his works were dead and couldn't save him. That's why God in his mercies decided his works shouldn't be wasted. So he sent Peter through an angel to tell him (Cornelius) about Christ. Cornelius and his households believed in the gospel and then were saved. If he had not believed in. the gospel of Christ, he'd have died and gone to hell despite his good works. Now let's go back to Judas. Judas was one of the disciples of Christ. He performed miracles like the rest of the apostles. He sacrificed his home and comfort like the others. But let's be realistic. Judas didn't considered Jesus any thing more than "rabbi". To him, Jesus was nothing more than a teacher. He didn't believe the teachings of Jesus. Remember, Jesus taught that he was going to die for the sins of mankind. Judas was a disciple of Jesus when Jesus quoted John 3:16. But Judas never believed in his teachings. He didn't believe that even when he betrayed Jesus, he would have still been forgiven. Judas didn't go to hell because he betrayed Jesus. He went to hell because he didn't believe his sins could be forgiven by Jesus. Let's look at Peter. What peter did wasn't so different from what Judas did. If you ask me I'll say Peter commited the greater sin. Peter denied Jesus to his face not once but 3 times. Remember peter was the only disciple that was revealed by God who Jesus really was. Peter knew who Jesus really was. Remember Jesus said "flesh and blood didn't reveal this to you but my father..". Peter was among the disciple who saw the true glory of Jesus during the transfiguration. Peter unlike Judas really knew which Jesus was yet he denied knowing Christ to His face. But even after this, peter unlike Judas was able to realise that Jesus was capable of forgiveness no matter the sin committed. He belived in Jesus redemption power by his blood and he was saved. So my brother. Sin isn't what takes a man to hell. Unbelief does. Righteous deeds isn't what takes a man to heaven. Believing in Christ and his works does.. Bless you.. |
alBHAGDADI:Permit me to add this. Whenever you read any verse try to read some verses before and after it so you can get a clearer picture on what the Bible is trying to say and it's context. Also know that the Bible was written FOR us but not every part was written TO us. Somd part were written to the Jews, some to the gentiles, some to the saved, some to the unsaved, some to the believer that falls into sin. So make sure you know the intended audience of that passage for proper understanding of what the bible says there.. Note: The Bible seems to contradict itself only in the mind of a lazy Christian.. |
HUMAN/MORTAL DEATH IS NEVER GOD’S TOOL of getting things done Death is God’s Enemy 1Co 15:26 The last enemy [that] shall be destroyed [is] death. So Death is not an employee of God Death is not under God’s payroll So therefore Any Revival you initiated by killing witches does not Glorify God Jesus did not send you to use any dubious and devilish Method to win souls at all Cost See this example Luk 9:51 And it came to pass, when the time was come that he should be received up, he steadfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem, Luk 9:52 And sent messengers before his face: and they went, and entered into a village of the Samaritans, to make ready for him. Luk 9:53 And they did not receive him, because his face was as though he would go to Jerusalem. Luk 9:54 And when his disciples James and John saw [this], they said, Lord, wilt thou that we command fire to come down from heaven, and consume them, even as Elias did? Jesus would have said Good guys That is right Let’s pepper them KILL THEM Let the Witches die by Fire That Governor that stopped my crusade will not see tomorrow I will show them that God truly called me They don’t know the anointing that I carry IF I BE A MAN IF GOD That Herbalist will DIE IN SEVEN DAYS Sadly, Our Jesus never spoke like this But what sayest the saviour Oh what a loving Jesus we have Luk 9:55 But he turned, and rebuked them, and said, Ye know not what manner of spirit ye are of. Luk 9:56 For the Son of man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save [them]. And they went to another village. MY GUY, IT’S NOT COMPULSORY that every man must like you or approve your Message Irrespective of the response of the sinner, Don’t INVOKE wrath Don’t invoke any anti redemptive authority The Gospel is more than Getting men saved It also includes teaching men the character Of God Yes Alot of death happened in the old testament Jesus reproved that wrath and unforgiveness that Moses taught by deeds and words Mat 5:38 Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: ….. This is what Moses once taught Deu 19:21 And thine eye shall not pity; [but] life [shall go] for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot. That is serious Same also here Lev 24:19 And if a man cause a blemish in his neighbour; as he hath done, so shall it be done to him; Jesus corrected Moses That NO, That was never his will for his children to repay Evil for Evil Same way, Jesus corrected then about devoice Mat 19:3 The Pharisees also came unto him, tempting him, and saying unto him, Is it lawful for a man to put away his wife for every cause? Mat 19:4 And he answered and said unto them, Have ye not read, that he which made [them] at the beginning made them male and female, Mat 19:5 And said, For this cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife: and they twain shall be one flesh? Mat 19:6 Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder. Mat 19:7 They say unto him, Why did Moses then command to give a writing of divorcement, and to put her away? Mat 19:8 He saith unto them, Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so. That tells us that Some deeds and words of Moses and Elijah are not justified before God God can save without men harming the opponents God can give Canaan to Israel without the death of any of those nations David Got this at a time Your Enemies don’t have to leave the stage for you to enjoy God’s blessing Because God wants the Enemy saved too Psa 23:5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Also Stop saying ‘What if the Enemy refuse to change How long did you think its ‘Longsuffering?’ Its The Character of God The fruit of the Spirit that you have So back to our text now Mat 5:43 Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. (those are from (Exo_21:23-25; Lev_24:19-20; Deu_19:21). Mat 5:44 But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you; Mat 5:45 That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust. So clear Luk 6:35 But love ye your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again; and your reward shall be great, and ye shall be the children of the Highest: for he is kind unto the unthankful and [to] the evil. Luk 6:36 Be ye therefore merciful, as your Father also is merciful. HIS GOSPEL must be preached by HIS METHOD (Not ours) The anger of man doesn’t achieve the righteous purpose God. |
Charles Haddon Spurgeon on the eternal security of the believer: I have heard it said by some preachers, that when the Christian is holy, he is in the covenant; that when he sins, he is crossed out again; that when he repents, he is put in again, and if he fails he is scratched out once more; and so he goes in and out of the door, as he would in and out of his own house. He goes in at one door and out of another. He is sometimes the child of God, and sometimes the child of the devil—sometimes an heir of heaven, and anon an heir of hell. And I know one man who went so far as to say that although a man might have persevered through grace for sixty years, yet should he fall away the last year of his life—if he should sin and die so, he would perish everlastingly, and all his faith, and all the love which God had manifested to him in the day’s gone by would go for nothing. I am very happy to say that such a notion of God is just the very notion I have of the devil. I could not believe in such a God, and could not bow down before him. A god that loves today and hates tomorrow; a God that gives a promise, and yet foreknows after all that man shall not see the promise fulfilled; a God that forgives and punishes—that justifies and afterwards executes—is a God that I cannot endure. He is not the God of the Scriptures I am certain, for He is immutable, just, holy, and true, and having loved his own, He will love them to the end, and if He hath given a promise to any man, the promise shall be kept, and that man once in grace, is in grace forever, and shall without fail by-and-by enter into glory |
paxonel:I think you're making some sense. Those blind, leprous, paralysed and dead folks didn't need any miracles from Jesus too.. Jesus should have just showed blind Bartimeus some love. He'd have just educated him and left him blind even though he had the power to make him see.. Having compassion on blind bartimeus isn't an act of love but hate. Jesus hated every one he healed and raised from the dead. Same with Peter, Paul and the other apostles. They had no love in them that's why they healed the people they healed.. Thanks for letting me know this. I've learnt something today.. |
adelee777:I never said they had authority over my life or anyone's life. I only gave an advice that they should be respected since they leaders in their respective churches .. Remember I said their false message should be preached against but they have to be respected.. |
pmb did it |
The FALL DOWN AND DIE prayers is either confusing or satanic
Because
If it's men you are praying to die
Then you are sponsoring evil in the name of the Church.
Then you are working against Jesus and his redemption plan.
And don't forget
You at least have Once be an enemy of someone before.
Can't we at least copy Jesus?
Why we are Yet sinners, Christ died for us
He didn't murder us.
And on the other way
If it's spirit you are referring to
Then you are confusing saints
Spirits don't die
Jesus NEVER told anyone of them to die
So why this Prayer slang?
Who should FALL DOWN AND DIE?
.....Additional information.....
No where in the Bible were prayer points made about demons
On demons
Believers cast out demons
Not pray against demons. |
Originakalokalo:Those the ones that profess Christ but never quite believed in his redemptive work of salvation. Those are the ones that called him lord but never made him the true lord of their lives. The ones that prophesied and casted out devils using his name and authority but never believed he died for their sins. Those that did many wonderful and good works on earth but never believed He took away their sins. To them, Jesus will profess that he never knew them. He isn't lying when he says this. He actually never knew them cos from the beginning, they actually never believed in him. They never believed in his power to save. In this case they were never saved from the beginning.. |
I stand by this and will continue to stand by it.. A believer do not strive to become righteous or Holy. A believer is made and declared righteous the moment he/she believes. |
I stand by this and will continue to stand by it.. A believer do not strive to become righteous or Holy. A believer is made and declared righteous the moment he/she believes. |
rhektor:Since you claimed you haven't attained perfection yet it means you aren't holy yet. Remember without holiness no man can see God. So for now you're in danger of hell if rapture should come right now. So tell me this.. At what point do a believer become perfect? |
ON SPRINKLING THE BLOOD The reason most Christians argue against eternal salvation and eternal forgiveness of sins is because they have used the blood to do every mundane thing that it is not meant for that they can't believe the same blood can forgive sins forever When you have used the blood to wipe your windscreen cover your tires cover the road to bathe drank it as Zobo used it for feet washing used it to fight enemies and sprinkle on demons used it to cover your money used it as blood money charm used it for your house and your goods in the market.... After using it for all these physical and carnal things how will you not argue that it can forgive sins forever? How can the same blood you pour as Fanta into your cup every day along with biscuits to eat as communion be potent enough to forgive your sins past, present and future? How can the same blood you finish on your goods in the market and on the highway today and tomorrow you need to plead a fresh one have the ability to forgive sins forever? You are used to renewing it every day The one you used to cover the road yesterday has expired You need fresh one today for your journey The one of last night has expired How can the same blood now be eternal to save you once and save you forever? It's all carnality walking the earth in the cloak of spirituality It's all ignorance and carnality walking the earth! |
rhektor:Answer the question Sir |
Grace preachers Beware of extreme typologies The rod of moses is the anointing His white beards is sanctification His sandals means dominion Aaron's rod that budded is GRACE Pastor says :David's catapult is speaking in tongues Me: What of the stones? Pastor ; Interpretation of tongues Me; What of Goliath? The devil Me; So we give interpretation of tongues to the devil? Pastor ; Ehmmm Me: You are tired See in ministry Rhema kills, but Jesus saves Stick with Jesus Be simple with the Bible Don't say what it doesn't say E.g Who told us the name of the devil before was Lucifer? No where Just a rumor birthed by impatient scriptural interpretation Lucifer was a king Whose characters was prophetically used to relate what the devil did Same too was Pharaoh Same too Nebuchadnezzar So understand the difference between a reference and an exact The 91 dollar prophet also gave a Rhema on this during one broadcast I heard live on TBN then That Devil Fell because God prophesied it That God's name was EL AND God attached EL to all the name s of his elect Angels GabriEL MichaEL UriEL RaphaEL He said but God called devil LucifER He said that is why he fell That God planned it that way See When you love fame ehn You will be willing to do anything to remain relevant. Do ministry well Preach the Bible Don't be a castaway Meaning Don't Fail.God on earth |
rhektor:In my comment about Paul's letter "shall we continue in sin.." did you read it to the end to get what I was saying? Now let me ask you something. Be honest. Have you been living a holy and perfect life since you got saved? |
Salvation for us is as simple as accepting what God has already accepted -the death of Jesus as payment in full for all our sins. Jesus’ death in our place as our substitute, satisfied the justice of God. Salvation is as simple as swapping your sins for God's righteousness. He takes your sins - you take His righteousness. You become Holy and perfect in his eyes. |
rhektor:“For He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’ Hebrews 13:5. This is an unconditional statement made by Jesus. It is without any terms and conditions. “I will never leave you…”— not for any reason; not my sin, selfishness, stubbornness, nor waywardness. It has never been about me but about Him. Never about my actions but about his Love. His unconditional love for me.. |
He will never leave me. Neither will he forsake me.. |
Originakalokalo:I wasn't trying to justify them. The law justified them. Paul kept the law when he persecuted the church. He was so zealous in keeping the law. Phil 3:6; I was so zealous that I harshly persecuted the church. And as for righteousness, I obeyed the law without fault. The law justified his acts. He obeyed the law without fault yet he still counted it as loss to Christ. Verse 7; But whatever were gains to me I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ—the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith. Paul was a pharisee before his conversion. He considered the righteousness of the law garbage. The only righteousness God wants from us is that of faith in Jesus. Yet we know that a person is made right with God by faith in Jesus Christ, not by obeying the law. Gal 2:16; And we have believed in Christ Jesus, so that we might be made right with God because of our faith in Christ, not because we have obeyed the law. For no one will ever be made right with God by obeying the law." Even if the pharisee had obeyed the weightier matters of the law, they still wouldn't have been in right standing with God. |
Originakalokalo:I wasn't trying to justify them. The law justified them. Paul kept the law when he persecuted the church. He was so zealous in keeping the law. Phil 3:6; I was so zealous that I harshly persecuted the church. And as for righteousness, I obeyed the law without fault. The law justified his acts. He obeyed the law without fault yet he still counted it as loss to Christ. Verse 7; But whatever were gains to me I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ—the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith. Paul was a pharisee before his conversion. He considered the righteousness of the law garbage. The only righteousness God wants from us is that of faith in Jesus. |
God is Life, no death in Him. God is Love, no hate in Him. God is Light, no darkness in Him. God is Good, no evil in Him. God is Faithful, no failing to be who He is. God is Gracious, no lack of mercy in Him. God is seen clearly in Christ. No shadows and no stammering. My Seven most emphatic Creeds from the Bible that summarizes the true nature of God-Pastor Alvin Eghosa |
THESE ARE THE LAST DAYS. This phrase has been used to scare many believers and birth fear of that defeated thing called the devil even in believers. Movies and videos have been made from it and the original meaning seems to have been lost. When we say "these are the last days", we do not mean these are the days of wars, famine, strange acts and corrupt behavior. All these have been in existence from time immemorial. E.g: homosexuality existed already in Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen. 19:5). The acts of the devil are not new; it is not an intelligent being. When we say "these are the last days", we mean that these are the Days of Christ; the Days of Forgiveness of sins; the Days where the knowledge of the glory of God in the Face of Jesus permeates the earth. These are the days when nothing else can be added to what God has already done in Christ. He has spoken once and for all time. Heb 1:2 shows us that these are the days of the speakings of Christ: "Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds;" Act 2:17 shows the same thing as the days of the pouring out of the Spirit : "And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams:" Even 2Ti 3:1 "Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts" and 2 Pet. 3:3 "This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come" which are widely used to propagate the theory of the last days as scary times was used by the Apostles Paul and Peter respectively to describe the persecution and sway from sound doctrine that one might encounter in the preaching of the Gospel. This is also not something new, as from the Book of Acts we already see this in display. Next time when you hear that these are the last days, rejoice for these are the days when Christ and all He has done is revealed in all the earth. Dance in ecstasy for the privilege to be alive in these Days of the redemptive work of the Son. Not an original writing. |
Originakalokalo:You still don't get it do you? The pharisees brought a woman to Jesus to tempt him. The law clearly states that anyone caught in adultery was to be put to death. The woman was caught in the very act of adultery and the law demands her death. The fact they didn't bring the man too was wrong but it still doesn't changes the fact that the woman was to die according to the law. Now they brought only the woman. Their intent was to put him in a corner. If he had said they should leave her, the Pharisee would have said he was disobeying the law. They'd probably had showed him the exact scripture that says the woman was to be put to death. On the other hand if Jesus had said the woman was to die, they'd have jumped up and clap their hands. They'd have said Jesus didn't practice the forgiveness he preaches.. They'd have won. But the thing that they didn't know was that Jesus was the author of the law and he couldn't be put in a corner by it. So what Jesus did was to make that infamous statement, "let him that is without sin cast the first stone." And guess what happened?it was the oldest that left first. The ones that are supposed to be without sin that left first. Guess why? Cos even though they kept the law they still didn't see themselves as sinless. The fault finding law still found fault with them. The law forbade the Jews to do any work on Sabbath day. Even insignificant work like gathering manna on Sabbath day was frowned upon by the law. In Luke 6, Jesus and his disciples went into the cornfields to pluck corns to eat on the sabbath. The pharisees came to accuse Jesus of breaking the law. Jesus didn't just say what he did was lawful. They'd have held is words against him if he did. instead he reminded them of when David ate food that wasn't lawful for him to eat. In verse 6, Jesus healed a man with a withered hand on a Sabbath day. The Pharisees again accused him of breaking the law. Jesus didn't argue with them on whether he was doing something lawful or not. They'd have held his statement against him. He simply asked them if it was lawful to do good or bad on the Sabbath day. They couldn't answer him. The pharisees tried to push Jesus to a corner with his statements. They'd have had some points against Jesus if he had answered them directly... I'm sure you might not get my points. But I'm sure if read well you'll notice I'm trying to make points the obeying the law cannot and will not save you.. You quoted Nicodemus question to the Pharisees. But I tell you, if Nicodemus didn't believe in Jesus he'd have died and he'd have gone to hell even though he wasn't like the rest of the Pharisees. He too needed Jesus to be made perfect. Obeying the law doesn't make one Holy. Only Christ is capable of making one Holy.. |
Originakalokalo:I'm sure you didn't read my post from the beginning to the end. Can you tell me one instance the pharisee did something that was against the law? Without holiness no man can see God. What are the requirements for attaining holiness? Didn't the law condemned fornication and adultery too? Didn't the law condemned immorality? You keep talking about living right, did the law demand wrong living? Didn't the law asked us to give to the poor and needy? Didn't the law asked us to honour our elders? Wasn't the law against idol worship? Why then was the old covenant replaced with the new? Why then was the pharisee still unrighteous even after obeying the law? Why then was Jesus blood still needed to get someone saved? If you abstain from fornication and immoral acts and you give to the poor and you do not believe in the redemptive power of the blood of Christ, you'd die and make hell. This is what we preach. We don't preach "believe in Jesus and sin you'll make heaven" as you people claim we do. It is your pride and sin consciousness that make you take our preaching that way. Without holiness no man can see God. Living right can't and won't make you holy. Believing in Christ remains the only way one can attain holiness. This is what we preach... Jesus is lord! |
rhektor:Salvation being eternal life cannot be lost. If someone could lose eternal life then it wasn't eternal in the first place. Judas didn't loose his salvation. He wasn't saved in the first placed. The 12 disciples weren't saved prior to Jesus death because Jesus had not yet shed his blood which was the requirement for salvation. Denmas fell into sin didn't mean he lost his salvation. Not one verse in the Bible ever tells us that salvation could be lost. |
rhektor:The law (the 10 commandments) was powerless to make us right with God because of our sinful nature (Heb . It isnt to say the law was not perfect. Everything God does is perfect. So is the law. But we just couldn't handle the law because of our flesh was too weak. The law was too fault-finding. We had to keep every commandment to the end. If we break just one, we would be guilty of breaking all of them (James 2:10). Keeping the 10 commandments could look easy to us. Isn't it just to serve God, worship God, not bow to any other gods, not to dishonour your parents, not to murder, commit adultery, or fornication, not to steal, lie, covet our neighbors property etc. It looks easy right? But trust me it isn't. When you think you haven't committed adultery but you look at that pretty girl that just walked past you lustfully, you just committed adultery. When you think you haven't lie but you tell one white lie in the office or you tell a lie to save a friend you just broke the 6th commandment. When you think you honour your parents but you just called Buhari a fool and an idiot, you've dishonored your parents, when you think you've never murdered someone in your entire life but you call your brother a fool, the law will label you guilty of murder. When you think you haven't coveted your neighbor's property but you look at Davido's Lamborghini and you say in your mind "I wish that car is mine", you've just coveted. When you think you've never served any other God but instead of going to church on Sunday you had to be in your workplace, the law finds you guilty of idol worship.The law deems almost anything you do as a man sin. Obeying the law could never have made us perfect of righteous. The law was powerless in making the Pharisees righteous hence the statement of Jesus. The pharisees obeyed the law but Jesus still said our righteousness must exceed theirs to be saved. The righteousness of obeying the law, of good works can never make us holy, righteous or perfect. So what God did was to make things easy for us was send his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh to be a sin offering (the same Heb . So he fulfilled the law for us. So once we believe in him we have kept and fulfilled all the laws of God to the end.But then you might ask, "perfectbeing, are you now saying that if someone believes in Jesus and he steals or murder someone, are you saying he's still in right standing with God?" You might want to quote Romans 6:1. But let me ask you something first, did you see me write to in anywhere that you should go and steal since you've believed and no longer under the law? Go and steal or kill if you like. You'll know whether the police is your friend or not. That's not what I'm saying. When you believe your sinful nature is been replaced with the nature of Christ. Romans 6:1 says... Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? What was the reply in vs 2? "God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?" Impossible. Believers can no longer live in sin because the nature of sin is dead and buried. But it is still possible for for us believers to fall into sin (not live in sin) sometimes because even though our nature is changed, we still live in this weak body of ours. Our minds still needs to be regenerated. That can only happen when we keep reading and meditating on God's word daily. Striving for perfection and Holiness isn't possible with good works. Perfection is attained the moment a believer believes in Christ once and forever. Christ is the righteousness of God. And only when you believe in him will you be made holy or righteous or perfect before God once and forever. God doesn't see the believer anymore. He only sees Christ in the believer. And only in Christ is God pleased with. Not good works or morals... Only Christ.. |
daraj:If Jesus' blood could only atone for past sins then it is not so different from the blood animals used before his death.. They could only cleanse your past sins too. By the way Jesus died over 2000 years ago, since you claim his blood covers only past sins then it shouldn't be able to cover our sins of today since our sins are future sins. Since you people tend to assume that this "once saved forever saved" doctrine that we preach is a license to sin, how would you take it if people assume confession of sins is a license to sin. After all, one could just sin and then confess his or her sin and he'd be forgiven. The reason you people assume such is because of your sin consciousness. You're just too conscious of sin that you throwaway the part of the gospel we preach that says a believer is dead to sin. You only focus on the "sin" part. You keep asking, "are you now saying that..." You throw away the part where we say his sinful nature is done away with. So when he commits sin he is uncomfortable in it. He was comfortable when he steals before he was saved. Now that he's saved he feels uncomfortable cos now he's a new creature. His old self is dead. I leave you with this question. Since you claim the "once saved away saved" doctrine is a false gospel giving believers the license to sin, how come Christians who don't believe in such gospel (even preach against it) sin? How come do members of work based salvation churches still sin? What is their license to sin? |
Iamdazzle:Being a believer doesn't mean we have a perfect body. In this weak body we are (believer or not)ted to it's weakness such as pain, fear, hunger, loneliness, anger, lust, depression, sadness.etc. Even Jesus felt pain, hunger, fear, sadness and loneliness on the cross.. But his immense love for us overshadowed all of these weakness.. A believer feels fearful or angry doesn't mean he's possessed by a demon... He's only human.. This is also my last post.. |
live4dgospel:John 3:16; For God so loved the world that he sent his only begotten son that whosoever believe in him correctly shall not perish but have everlasting life.. |
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. It isnt to say the law was not perfect. Everything God does is perfect. So is the law. But we just couldn't handle the law because of our flesh was too weak. The law was too fault-finding. We had to keep every commandment to the end. If we break just one, we would be guilty of breaking all of them (James 2:10). Keeping the 10 commandments could look easy to us. Isn't it just to serve God, worship God, not bow to any other gods, not to dishonour your parents, not to murder, commit adultery, or fornication, not to steal, lie, covet our neighbors property etc. It looks easy right? But trust me it isn't. When you think you haven't committed adultery but you look at that pretty girl that just walked past you lustfully, you just committed adultery. When you think you haven't lie but you tell one white lie in the office or you tell a lie to save a friend you just broke the 6th commandment. When you think you honour your parents but you just called Buhari a fool and an idiot, you've dishonored your parents, when you think you've never murdered someone in your entire life but you call your brother a fool, the law will label you guilty of murder. When you think you haven't coveted your neighbor's property but you look at Davido's Lamborghini and you say in your mind "I wish that car is mine", you've just coveted. When you think you've never served any other God but instead of going to church on Sunday you had to be in your workplace, the law finds you guilty of idol worship.