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so the best place to preach the gospel is to Christians on a Christians only web site. You do realize that the gospel has been shared in posts hundreds if not thousands of times on these forums, right?

funny :)

the outpouring of the Holy Spirit didn't happen just once, but repeatedly in the book of acts and continues until Christ's return (however, those who won't believe and blaspheme Him will not receive Him.)

actually, Scripture warns that Jesus will return like a thief in the night, but also says that His disciples are not of the night to be caught unawares. No one knows the day or hour of Christ's return, but we are commanded to be watching for the times and the seasons so that we are not lulled to...

then next big rock that's supposed to be a near miss is mid october (less than 5000 miles from the Earth (smaller than our circumference)). maybe the distance was misreported.

I think that this is why Jesus spoke very specifically of a prophet 's reward. I realize that false prophets commonly deceive for influence, power, or money, but it would be a rare person indeed that volunteers to speak for God in matters of judgment, understanding the righteousness of the Lord...

Righteousness tends to be something of a state of mind. Unless a person is actively and intentionally doing what he or she considers evil, the person will tend to believe that he or she is naturally a good person and has a right standing with God. However, God gave us this thing called a...

I think that some people work very hard at being "christians" and resent the notion that salvation is a gift of God's grace and that such works of self righteousness are sin in the face of Him who gave His life's blood for our redemption. There's no tougher nut to crack than self righteousness...

You might notice that when God speaks in the pages of Old Testament scripture, Moses or the prophets, or their scribes, write things in the first person, and switch point of view between "the prophet" and God. The New Testament is almost entirely about what Christ has done for us or what He is...

true enough. We are supposed to preserve our "temple" or tent, but its only a temporary habitation that as believers we share with the Lord. The flesh profits nothing in terms of our relationship to God, who is no respector of persons, yet a keeper of covenants.

Correcting people is problematic, but rebukes (receiving them) is a way that leads to life, and giving them can be an act of love. Jesus advised us to deal with the log or beam in our own eye before attempting to remove one from our brother's eye. Pure vision is ultimately the province of God...

this is euthanistic drivel. The scripture tells why the Canaanites were dedicated as Holy for destruction; Their vile behavior and human sacrifices attributed to be pleasing to their gods. God cares about who we are and who we worship, not who our parents or ancestors were. The flesh profits...

While our creator has always known what genes are and how to design them, I dont believe Moses or anyone else had any such concepts until the mid 17th century. Scripture concerns itself, in the natural world, with kinds. Please note that the ark contained a minimum breeding pair of all kinds...

Yes, and Rahab was a Canaanite. God has never been restricted by the world that He created, nor can He be.

1/3 the host of heaven = 1/3 of the stars in the sky (not equal but equivalent)

Demons are spirits designed to inhabit eternity and like us they can't die in the sense of being annihilated, but they can be separated from God and it would seem that the lake of fire was created for them, a place of eternal destruction and sorrow. I don't believe that scripture has much more...

Good for you.

Could you repeat your request and comment in cogent English or do you really believe that your statements carry weight? Grow up.

You've never cast a spirit out of someone that was born again, though you may have cast out a demon from one who was self deceived. No unclean spirit can share a dwelling place with the Lord. That's an absurdity. BTW, I speak in part from experience. I was delivered from at least one deceiving...

Again I say take the log out of your eye (or maybe read what Jesus said in that regard so you might have some comprehension of what that means.) You have no right to make accusations against the saints. You haven't been appointed to judge them or speak evil of them, and if you are unaware of who...