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Epi, you just proved the problem again. Instead of answering Romans 5:9, Romans 4:5-6, Romans 11:6, and Hebrews 9:22, you appeal to your own supposed spiritual experience and tell us you have walked “without sin for extended periods of time.” That does not make you an authority over Scripture...

This is exactly the kind of teaching that sounds deep until you hold it up to the Bible. You talk about different levels of peace, different depths in the Spirit, people standing on the edge of the kingdom, believers reaching a place where they are not sinning, and then some deeper prophetic...

@TitusTwoWife, you just quoted Titus 3:10 and then applied it to the wrong people. Paul said, “A man that is an heretick after the first and second admonition reject” (Titus 3:10). He did not say, “Tell the people exposing the heretic to be quiet while allowing the heretic to keep teaching.”...

Scott, that is simply false. You are now denying the very biblical standard God gave for testing anyone who claims to speak for Him. You say Scripture does not tell us to require proof. Then read Deuteronomy 18:21-22: “How shall we know the word which the LORD hath not spoken?” God then gives...

This is not a minor disagreement. You just said, “We are not individually saved by Christ’s death,” and then claimed God will give mercy to “NON-claimers.” Both statements directly contradict Scripture. Paul says, “being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him”...

I agree with you. That is exactly the issue I am trying to get at. You cannot separate justification from the cross as though Christ’s death were somehow secondary to His life. Scripture says plainly, “being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him” (Romans 5:9). And...

That is a twisting of Scripture. Jesus rebuked people for demanding a miraculous sign from Him. He did not condemn believers for testing men who claim to speak for God. God commands the exact opposite of what you are saying: “Believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of...

No, Scott. Comparing yourself to Jesus and putting me in the place of the Pharisees does not prove your teaching is true. The Pharisees were condemned because they rejected the truth of God while holding to their own traditions. Jesus told them, “making the word of God of no effect through your...

No, Scott. In post #151 I quoted your entire sentence, not half of it: “I have given scripture, though no scripture is required, in the way that you say or think you can rightly demand.” That is what you wrote. If you think my conclusion from those words is wrong, then explain exactly what you...

You thank me for repeating what you preach to be the truth, and then say only people who study the bible and seek God will realize your words are true when read in mercy and in glory. But nowhere in the bible are your words placed anywhere. Is the kingdom of God a meritocracy? Scripture explains...

You say, "The rebellion of the angels has been passed down to us as our inheritance through Adam." Then why did Jesus tell the Pharisees, "ye are of your father the devil"? Because we inherited the sin of the angels? No, the Bible traces our sin to one man only. "For by one man sin entered into...

If what you said were actually true, "I have studied the bible far more than most....and been given what I need to actually understand what is written down," then you would at least understand some of the Bible, but you don't. You are listening to some outside source who is not God and trying to...

You said, “the carnal man screams out for justification...instead of God’s mercy.” Scripture does not put justification against mercy. It joins them. Titus 3:5 says, “according to his mercy he saved us,” and two verses later says, “being justified by his grace” (Titus 3:7). Mercy, grace, and...

You ask why I remain on this thread. I’ll tell you why. This is a Christian forum, and you keep posting teachings here that contradict the Word of God. I am not going to sit quietly while false doctrine is presented to Christians as some kind of deeper spiritual truth. Jude says we are to...

I am calling you out Episkopos, aka J.F. Morin, you just accused me of being dishonest because I supposedly never quote what you actually teach. Fine. Let the readers see your own words. In your book The Sum of All Possibilities in Christ, you write that there are “two steps, or salvations...

You continue to demonstrate that you have no idea what you are talking about. You even wrote a book proving you don't know the bible. The Bible says God "imputeth righteousness without works" (Romans 4:6), yet you preach justification by works. That isn't being "spiritual" or having a "deeper...

That is a good way to put it. Our obedience is not an attempt to repay God for grace, because we never could. It is the response of a heart that has been changed by that grace. Jesus said, “If ye love me, keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Paul says the same thing in Romans 12:1, calling us to...

I believe I know what bothers you about AI. It allows someone to search through hundreds of posts, find your OWN WORDS, put them right beside Scripture and show you EXACTLY what you have been teaching. Thank you for enlightening me on this. But name calling will not make those words go away, and...

But THIS is why we need to keep the full counsel of God together. Grace is not a license to continue living in sin. Our works do not pay or earn our salvation. “For by grace are ye saved through faith…Not of works, lest any man should boast.” (Ephesians 2:8-9). But verse 10 says that we are...

@ScottA, this has become very simple. You claim God personally sent you, took you into heaven, and commissioned you to “finish the mystery of God,” yet when asked to prove those claims from Scripture, you call that the wrong biblical method. You still have not produced one verse saying Scott...