Recent content by Laura

Ok so I was here for none of the pre trib debates, nor have I read your post here, though I'm going to. But all I had to do was to see the title of this post and I said "Amen"

I'm not debating a gotcha question about what it takes to be saved. I certainly don't debate if salvation takes place upon simply believing that Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior who died on the cross, was buried and rose again the 3rd day. The issue here is what belief really is. If your neighbor...

No, but a person's faith is evidenced by both the good works they do as well as by what they proclaim about God.

Thank you

In line with this thought is Thinking along these lines, Jesus said, "I do always those things that please the Father". The more we draw closer to God, the more like Christ we become, and isn't it our goal to be one in Him, as He and the Father are One? Sorry that I'm not quoting, the...

Following along. I look forward to seeing what others say. As for your question.... I believe it is partly to build that relationship with God. Just spend time with Him, getting to know God's character so we trust Him more. Also, I think it is so we are properly spiritually prepared for the...

Following Christ, and preaching the gospel are very serious topics. Every human soul is at stake here. It's not always fluff and stuff. And I can appreciate her, in fact I admired her for all her good works. You must have missed that part of my response, where I stated that I hope she is in...

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No where did the OP say "i don't know if the person should go to heaven." That is is a misquote, at best. And a false accusation at worst. Here is what he actually said. Try not to read it with your feels, but with a desire to be submitted to the God of the Bible. "I will not speculate...

Ohhh that's such a nice welcome. Thank you

Thank you, Debp. I'm looking forward to diving in here.

Thank you. I look forward to engagement with like-minded people. I'm sure I'll learn quite a bit here.

Thank you for the welcome, Bob

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