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Thanks for your insights and honesty.

Once again, we are on the same page. It goes without saying, that salvation changes a person, for the better, but humans will never be perfect, that’s why God in advance, created a way to deal with human stumbles and falls. While trying hard to stay on the straight and narrow path, some times...

We are on the same page. Of course anyone can grow spiritually, if they seriously study the Bible, but my response was directed at the statements on this thread, that some churches lack solid teaching.

Sinning is wrong by anyone. And no born again Christian is supposed to sin, but it happens. If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness - 1 John 1:9 Whenever a born again Christian confesses their sins and asks for...

..in the day, that you eat of it, you shall surely die - Genes is 2:17 God warned Adam, that if He ever violated God’s command or sinned, Adam shall surely die. But when Adam violated God’s command or sinned, Adam did not die physically, because in God’s eyes death is not just physical. You can...

There is no debate, that when you are saved or receive salvation, you are regenerated or changed, but thereafter, how much spiritual growth you experience, depends on whether you find the right place, people or literature to help you grow. Therefore, the improvements in born again Christians...

The scriptures you have quoted are not talking about a born again Christian losing their salvation. Let me illustrate, if you have children, they may do things that are wrong and you may punish them, in different ways and sometimes their bad behavior may have catastrophic or deadly consequences...

It would be nice, if you could quote a scripture that says a born again Christian can lose his salvation, if he lives in sin?

The points you have raised, have already been addressed in my previous post on this thread. It wouldn’t serve any purpose to repeat myself? And no one said, good teaching causes salvation.

True, Jesus wants everyone to be taught all that God commanded, but He does not say, your salvation will be canceled, if you are not taught, all that God commanded. The gospel of salvation (Romans 10:9-10) is very simple and not complicated, and it is hard to simplify or water down a message...

There have been many interesting comments and opinions, some backed by scripture on this thread, but I believe it is important to remind one another, what Jesus said, the mission of the Church aught to be. And He said to them, ‘Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature -...

We are in agreement, on the points you have raised, but in any church, outsiders can make speeches, from a distance, but they cannot bring about the much needed changes. Only those within can transform the institution. The hope must be, that sooner or later someone within, will see the need to...

Lucky you! But most people do not have the good fortune of belonging to a small house church. And the number of people, who would be willing to offer their house, for use as a church, sad to say is small.

…..they examined the scriptures every day, to see if what Paul said was true - Acts 17:11 The early Christians double-checked the scriptures for themselves, to make sure that what the preacher said was really what God said! And present-day Christians and those in the future need to follow that...

Well spoken!