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As sinners we all have a mountain of guilt and we think there is something that will save us (our baby). Then the Devil tests us by putting our sense of righteousness in jeopardy and endangers our repentance by separating us from our guilt. But the problem is we are not supposed to salvage our...

Hi there, So I wanted to post this thread about God noticing, because it is a short step from "noticing" to asking God about what He notices. In other words, trusting God to notice, leads to a relationship with God. The thing that makes this hard, is that we sin and we stop wanting God to...

Yes, so you must have His Word in you; His Spirit through you (flesh and blood)

@Windmill Charge @David Lamb John 15:27 says "you also must bear witness, for you were with me from the beginning" (from memory) If we are with Him, but we stray, it behoves us to return to Him (or wait for Him to find us)

Hi there, So I am not saying "abandon prophecy", prophecy must be fulfilled - what I am saying, is that you can not always say "and then... this will happen". Sometimes prophets speak in images and metaphors, but most importantly of all, they point to the Cross. The Cross came before. A prophet...

Fellowship is sweet, contending with darkness is bitter! I hope you enjoy the fellowship!

The Lord lives, before God is able to die, but God does not let the Lord live, if not dying would kill a creature He has created. In other words, God may not die, but His desire that none perish, means that He waits until Death has died.

Hi there, So this is something that confused me for a long time, not in a big way, but in a "wish I knew what that meant" kind of way. That is, "eating Jesus' flesh and drinking His blood". In the same way that being the 'Door' does not make Jesus a frame made of wood, there is a way to...

The point of this rule "be partially right, most of the time and you will be moral" is that it allows you to be imperfect, to deviate from morality, without abandoning it, without refusing to return to it. Not only does the Law always provide a way to fulfil the Law, the Law provides a way out...

It's funny, but its like the addiction is broken into two parts: the sign by which you recognise the addiction, and the thing you imagine which triggers the response to the addiction.

Now that I have been taking Chromium for some time, I don't even really get a thrill from sugar at all. I feel so bad when I see someone on TV with diabetes, when if they didn't have an addiction to sugar, because of lack of Chromium, they might not have diabetes (I need to pray for them and...

In answer to the thread title once again, something Evolutionists will have to come to terms with, is that whenever they return to Jesus, for whatever reason: they will always have to start out where they left off. This has the effect of causing them to recognise the Love Jesus has for them. If...

I think the thing that is amazing about God "sharing our suffering" is that He is prepared to do it for the rest of our lives. Props to God!

The difference between this life and the next. You can't just say "I am focussing on the next life" that is disingenuous - the difference between this life and the next matters as much as the next. You are basically saying "I don't need wisdom, I will be in Heaven"?

I said "God is prepared to die", then I tried to explain that "being prepared to die, enables God to help Man face death" This is the Golden Rule for God: God does not judge the death of a Man, without being prepared to die Himself.

The Devil tempts us to say "no, my mental health is my responsibility" but in fact, in the end God says "all the times you suffered because of mental health, I suffered too - here's the proof"

Not being able to die, does not mean He does not prepare for death. "It is appointed for a man once to die and then the judgment" - if God does not prepare for the death of man, how can the man be judged?

Gifts, yes - I believe that. I believe it now and in expectation of later. Yes, but I am asking you why you care now, but not later? Heaven is not done, simply because we die.

Uncertainty and doubt affect us all, it is hard to imagine that God would avoid creating as He did, just because He wanted to avoid those things. But then if He does suffer these things, who does He turn to but the Lord? Does the Lord remind Him of what He once was, before He created? God...

and does forever extend to the afterlife? sounds like you are calling faith "good" and 'doubt' bad, but you don't think you will care in the afterlife?