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To some extent, I agree with you. In fact, I am probably much more strict than 99% of the people here because I really do believe the Christian Reconstructionists (Dominionism, Theonomy, etc.) have a lot of the right beliefs in saying we would not be in this mess if we let God's laws guide our...

We just saw this gal in concert Friday, and she hints here about just a few of those things that we actually DO come to believe are somehow how God expects up to behave.

I was saying that we embrace as "God-ordained", a multitude of traditions and doctrines that our own grandparents introduced into their worship........ things that are just as foreign to God's true will as many of the rules and "laws" the Pharisees came up with. And we are still perpetuating a...

Dream on. Sorry I disturbed your slumber.

Many people act like they both are the most mentioned subjects in the Bible...... when both are hardly brought up at all.

...... that "Antichrist” appears only four times in all of Scripture: 1 John 2:18, 22; 4:3; and 2 John 7. And that the Millennium is only mentioned a few times in one single chapter of one single book in the whole Bible.

Of course it will happen again as it has periodically, all down through history. But the first time we know of was way back there in the 1st century during the great tribulation Jesus warned His hearers of. The Romans only allowed trade if you had the proper identification and documentation.

I think one of the biggest deceptions we labor beneath is the mistaken assumption that all those "Revelation & Daniel & Ezekiel" things we speak of as "going to happen" did not already begin (and have continued) for thousands of years. It actually lulls us into thinking that what we call...

I am married to a Language Arts Major (she's also a remedial reading teacher) and I have 16 teachers or professors in my family....... Trust me, I would know if your delivery wasn't top shelf. It is great, and you are very clear in your explanations.

1 Corinthians 15:12-20 kinda tells us even Paul admitted he was risking everything on his belief.

From a blog: Advent is the season in which we celebrate the reality that God made himself vulnerable, that He put Himself at risk by becoming a newborn in Bethlehem. Recently, I read an article by Mark Labberton that helped me recognize that risk-taking is part and parcel of God’s nature...

Absolutely! If not, you would not be operating in "faith", but in "proof." And "proof" is what most Atheists want before they will budge an inch.

The denomination I identify with spells, FAITH.... R-I-S-K. Look at it in Google: FAITH... RISK - Google Search

I think that just like even the Apostles had given up, and believed that after He was crucified, Jesus was dead and gone... defeated.... and it was all over... that Satan had won... we Christian today also have let the same mindset come over us. Most of us feel that the church, culturally and...

Well, I apologize for posting such a flood of words. I really do try to avoid that kind of rather useless clutter, (I like one single, simple point at a time) but I really mainly tried to concentrate on just the irony of who actually wrote those first dates.

None of us here really do, either. I think most people just enjoy sounding like they do.

You would find yourself so surprised if you would watch some of the many videos of President Trump in meetings with his subordinates. He hardly ever does much but listen to them. I know it sure surprised me when I caught onto that particular fact.

As objectionable as this may sound, that is why teens need to start learning how to deal with it, rather than resorting to running to some authority figure to "protect and shelter" them.

The first four paragraphs of this kind of surprised me..... thus, the rest was quite interesting. An eschatological theme that is as widely misunderstood as it is commonly discussed in popular prophetic literature is the "last days.” This factor of eschatological chronology is an important...