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Nope. No ketchup gas either! Of course, pickle relish gas is always welcome.Is that fast food discrimination?
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Nope. No ketchup gas either! Of course, pickle relish gas is always welcome.Is that fast food discrimination?
As much as I am able , like you , I try to understand according to the bible . I am sure that a prepared sermon can be inspired by the Holy Ghost although in another setting Jesus said not to consider before hand what you shall speak but in that very hour the holy ghost shall give you what you shall speak . One of the most edifying sermons I heard was when the speaker threw away his sermon and was lead by the Holy Spirit and spoke . Living words ...living water .It is important that we hear two voices speaking. One speaking from the prepared sermon, and the other speaking to the heart. When the Holy Spirit speaks to the heart as the sermon is being delivered, ones ears beg the speaker not to stop his delivery.
But... If the Holy Spirit speaks not it can be very cut and dry!
Sad to see so many people who are willing to believe the Apostles' Church went extinct. They were all in ONE church. Matthew 16:18 and John 17:21
If you trust the church that made the Bible's canon, why believe it went extinct?
Sad to see so many people who are willing to believe the Apostles' Church went extinct. They were all in ONE church. Matthew 16:18 and John 17:21
If you trust the church that made the Bible's canon, why believe it went extinct?
Paul addressed this as heresy.Bear with me here. Do you think it possible that we may be eating off of 5he tree of knowledge rather than the tree of life? Have we not reduced Christianity down to doctrines we like and agree to with our heads? But how about our hearts? Have those doctrines led us into life more abundant?
Or maybe they are if they're causing division of sorts?So here I want to ratchet it up several notches. Denominational affiliations themselves are not bad,
Give a Scriptural example of someone who received when he seeked.Of what?
Name someone in the Bible that did not err at some point? Not including Jesus.
God uses errors to test us with. To work in His grace with. Its the stubborn and closed that fail to grow. Stubborn because they fear and can not trust God, because they can not better understand God. Because? They are closed.
The conventional wisdom is that you provide a comprehensive account of your views. Others will provide their own versions. Then the most coherent view will survive. So far, I've provided one view, you haven't. My view has not been knocked down yet, but there is time left. It's better that no views survive rather than a wrong view persist.There are some days I feel like my words just evaporate into a mist and disappear before they even escape the room, no matter how much I pray they give hope to some readers. This is one of those days.
Give a Scriptural example of someone who received when he seeked.
Like Abraham or Moses or David. How did they seek God, what He gave them, how they used it.