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Yes. I'm one of those people who has a problem with those who speak presumptuously on behalf of God and take it upon themselves to give God's blessing to something that goes against His word. When you do that, you make God out to be a liar. This is the kind of thing God commanded people be...

Irony, thy name is Tobias.

No, you have not shown any scripture to back up what you've said. Based on the fact that you claim to speak on behalf of God and that you claim that God "told" you that the so called "revival" in Lakeland is of God when, in fact, nearly everything about it is heretical. I've already...

You don't seem to get it. I never said anything about your ability to hear from God. I'm saying that you're held to the same standard as everybody else, and that is submission to the authority of the word of God. Absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand. We're not talking about flawed...

Absolutely. For one thing, check out Hebrews 8. The reason God spoke directly to the prophets in the Old Testament was that we did not have the Holy Spirit and we did not have the word of God. Because of this, when a prophet spoke on behalf of God, his words came to pass and that...

The problem with that is that this is not a church and by telling them that it's a church, you're deceiving them and misleading them about what church is. That's going to present stumblingblocks to them going back to a real church, not help them. In any event, each of the things I listed are...

I don't know enough about the materials you're going to use, but I do know that music is an excellent way to teach children. I found this out when my oldest son was about five and was telling his little sister about Ruth and Naomi in great detail. I thought that was a little odd, since we had...

Stop right there. If you're going to claim that "God showed you", then you'd better be prepared to show scripture to back it up or you're speaking presumptively on behalf of God, which is a very grave sin.

In other words, you can't show where these things are found or what they have to do with evangelism. Actually, they weren't. In two of the examples you gave, Paul was travelling, not evangelizing. OK. So then why do you insist that signs and wonders are a part of evangelism, even though...

Actually, you've gone back and forth a couple of times. One time you'll say that you believe that signs and wonders are a part of evangelism and the next time you'll say that you don't. So I just respond to which ever one you said you believe in the most recent post. That's not how we get our...

OK. Obviously this is just too difficult for you so don't worry about all of the verses. Just pick one of them and explain why it tells us that evangelism is the preaching of the Gospel and not signs and wonders?

Could you please cite the verses you're referring to and explain what they have to do with evangelism? OK. Can you please tell me why you believe that the verses I cited are wrong?

OK. Would you please address the verses I cited that show that evangelism doesn't have anything to do with signs and wonders?

So you're now saying that you do agree with those verses when they show us a Bibilcal model for evangelism that involves preaching the Gospel and not doing signs and wonders?

You're still ignoring the verses I cited that show that evangelism is preaching the Gospel, not doing signs and wonders.

And I've already explained a couple of times why that passage is not the normative Biblical model for evangelism. Now, would you please address the verses I cited, which show us that evangelism means preaching the Gospel, not performing signs and wonders?

Fine. However, we're talking specifically about evangelism. Of the three verses you listed, none of them had anything to do with evangelism.

...which contained scripture you didn't like. Not in the sense that you do, no. I do, however, believe the Bible and the verses I cited that you ignored, which don't say anything about signs and wonders being a part of evangelism. Why do you think my answer would change since the last two...

I'll bet. I can certainly see why you'd want to skip over scripture that doesn't support your views. What verse is that?

You do? So then, are all of those verses I posted wrong?