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Just as surely that which was considered evil in kundalini, it is not going to be called "good" in Christianity.

So you do acknowledge other spirits in the world, but yet you have no line of discernment for testing them but by outward actions & the words they speak? Not sure how you can defend "holy laughter" then when it is found in kundalini, an Eastern mysticism, that existed in the world before...

I can call Him my Saviour because I am saved. Can you? As for "Lord", I trust Him as my Good Shepherd to help me to follow Him. You can too.

It is as you say because the unworthy manner was that believers were coming to church and getting their fill from eating the bread and getting drunk by drinking the wine to satisfy their appetites when they should be eating at home for that purpose. Actually, that is all that they were because...

See the scriptures posted in post #24 for when they were taken up before Pentecost when Christ had ascended. Proof!

Are you asking me a question from what I have boldened and underlined in your quote? If so, you have provided the answer in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 for what charity is which has nothing to do with giving because giving can be done without love as you referenced in scripture as proven to be the...

The real tragedy is that people that lead sinners to believe in Jesus Christ for salvation, do not disciple them in His words to rely on Him and His promises to us as our Good Shepherd to help us live that reconciled relationship with God thru Jesus Christ. Easy believism is true because that...

Did you read post #24? There are scriptures that answers all of your questions in the OP.

God can see the good works in a church and yet still hold something against her just as He would Heidi Baker. Revelation 2:18 And unto the angel of the church in Thyatira write; These things saith the Son of God, who hath his eyes like unto a flame of fire, and his feet are like fine brass; 19...

If you are referring to incidents in Acts, Luke uses those phrases to testify how those saints were speaking or doing the things they were doing since it was about the history of the early church. In other words, they were always Spirit-filled, but when they spoke, it was by the Holy Ghost or...

So what are you doing? Trying to interpret the Word of God for the Church to us? Or don't you really believe that is solely the Church's job to do? Unless you are a bishop in communion with the Pope, but you never said that, have you?

And yet Jesus is called the Savior, not the Church by Peter.

Applying prayers for someone after they had died is rather moot. They are with the Lord.

Thanks to Jesus, I can read what has been plainly written for why "nevertheless" in verse 19 was applied for in 2 Timothy 2:18-21. So maybe you need to ask Him why Paul used "nevertheless" to mean.

Feel free to explain how your mind loop doesn't make you fall in the holy laughter movement. Oh, wait. It does. How's that thrown for a loop?

Well, if you are not leaning on Jesus Christ to help you see the truth in His words, but the Catholic Church, go check with them then.

Praying to Mary or any of the departed saint; where is that taught in the N.T.? Stephen had died first as recorded. No one had prayed to him for help during all that time in the Book of Acts. Praying for the dead... what good does that do, when after death judgment is given? Hebrews 9:27 And...

I get the analogy now, but for how learning of Him will find rest for their souls ( salvation ) could not happen then, since it was before His ascension. The invitation was to the religious of the world for how they may be able to rest from their religious strivings when they learn of Him as...

The Catholic Church teaches a different language when you can't find what they teach in the N.T. when it was never taught to the churches that way. Stephen had died. Not once was there any reference to praying to him for help. And if you think about it, that is like asking him for help when...

The body of believers is the church. The fullness is in the believers, each and every one of them; not a denomination nor a church building. 1 Corinthians 11:2 Now I praise you, brethren, that ye remember me in all things, and keep the ordinances, as I delivered them to you. 3 But I would...