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Faith is the supreme fulfillment of courage.

The opposite of fear, many would say is courage, I say the opposite of fear is faith. How many of our life decisions are made based on a fear of the unknown? Fear of insecurity? fear of the unforeseeable? Faith is trusting and leaping into things we do not know will turn out as we expect with a...

Well said, I hope many will listen to your words here.

Hey all, Need prayer for Lauren. She is fighting demons from her past, And I am feeling helpless in fighting this alone. Please pray for the Love of God to surround her and comfort her and free her from these dark thoughts. Thanks in advance. For where two or three are gathered together in my...

He hath cast me into the mire, and I am become like dust and ashes. Job 30:19 Wherefore I abhor myself, and repent in dust and ashes. Job 42:6 In the first verse from Job, he was lamenting his suffering and that he had become like dust and ashes. In the second verse, he accepts that he is but...

Looking forward to it, especially how you handle "those who are perfect..." From what I am coming to understand there is a maturity in the faith that we reach, a completeness, a contentment, which underlines the meaning of the word perfect.

I do not think a lot of people understand what exactly the power of his resurrection means. Would be a good topic to explore especially Philippians 3.

once again, your use of pronouns throws people off. If you don't want it to read as an accusation, then you should stop using "You" in place of "They". This is not some liberal pronoun enforcement, but rather proper grammar. I Added the words in parenthesis to your quote below so you can see...

And when did I do that above, as you accuse me of doing? Apart from the grace of God all mankind is condemned already. John 3:18. Pointing out this fact is not "condemning" them and "grinding their faces", But rather pointing them to the redemption that cross brings. TRUE obedience only comes...

This is the second time you have said this and I have no idea what you are saying. Do you deny there is such a thing as self righteousness?

And I am saying without faith it is IMPOSSIBLE to please God. So that atheist remains condemned already to hell.... Whatever you believe hell to be. I Happen to believe hell is eternal torment, but that is a different discussion. No, But I know the source of this sort of questioning, and it is...

It Is you, Stunned, who are judging right now, perhaps you don't see it. All I did was point you to a verse and you went off on "being indoctrinated" and my inability to see because I disagreed with your way of seeing??? Now your after Amigo? This is how trolls operate, and you have fallen...

This why trolls do what they do. I am just showing you the truth of the Word of God....But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Point being if you do not believe that "God is"...

God only makes place for faithful men.... Again, read the verse I gave you.... by definition, an atheist does not believe that God exists. Therefore he has zero faith. An agnostic does not know whether or not God exists, therefore he has no faith to the point of confessing that God is...

now you are changing the question. The question said atheist. An atheist denies the very existence of God. Without faith it is IMPOSSIBLE to please God. If the question stated agnostic, that qualification would pertain. Being an agnostic would mean a lack of faith. So all the "OBEYING" this...

But that man was not an atheist.

Yes. It is like the question many atheists use on Christians, "who created God?" It is a Logical fallacy disguised as a question.... It assumes there is a someone or something almightier than the almighty..... This question makes the assumption that an atheist can obey the ten commandments...

Good morning to you too. All I am saying is that the question is a logical fallacy. An atheist denies the existence of God. Therefore he cannot love the LORD with all his/her heart, because part of loving is believing they exist and are there to receive love. This is a "trolling" question to...

You cannot love something with all your heart that you simultaneously do not believe it exists. This question is a logical fallacy....

This question is an impossibility. You cannot be an atheist and love the LORD your God with all your heart, while denying his existence.