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Let me know when you want my answer. ;) But you already know it, just curious why you don't believe it.

You like to believe that don't you? 12 And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry, 13 although I was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an insolent man; but I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief. 14...

Yes, we MUST be born again. But many are clueless as to how to achieve that. It starts with integrity of heart. For me I told God of my sin and that I was powerless to stop loving my sin in order to give it up. That was the epiphany I had come to. I was powerless, and needed the power of God...

LOL You misread my answer, so of course I hadn't a clue what you were talking about. I meant those who believe the false doctrine, the truth is UNKNOWN to them.

I believe I have already answered this post a couple days ago. Is this a copy and paste? You didn't believe me the first time, so I'm not going to repeat myself.

Yes, we have to mature the fruit of the Spirit. To become perfect and mature, we need to follow the steps Peter sited in 2 Peter 1:5-7. The number one fruit of the Spirit is LOVE. It is the most important fruit. And the last step in maturing to perfection is LOVE. The final goal.

He died for all sinners, and those who come to Him, he makes them born again with His own Spirit that HATES SIN, and has no desire to commit it. Those are not sinners any longer in reality, but God calls them His children. You believe the myth that we can go on sinning and God accepts it. God is...

I know there are many Christians that do not fear or respect God, but just want Him to take them to heaven. That is enough for them. I changed it? No, Peter said it. It doesn't matter how many times you post the opposite, the Word of God trumps unscriptural false doctrine.

When you repent of a sin, do you go back to the same sin?

Good night all. May you realize WHO YOU ARE IN CHRIST. You are no longer a sinner, but a child of God. Jesus was the firstborn among many brethren (and sisters). Romans 8:29-30. Become glorified by 2 Peter 1:5-7.

We need to repent ONCE to be born again, and are given the power to always live up to the knowledge you have. Once you learn more, you live up to that. Again, when you learn more, you live up to that. Just walk in the Spirit obeying your conscience where He teaches us. Learn from your elders...

If you had indwelling sin, you would still be struggling with sin. Are you? If not, you have no idea the power of the blood of Jesus has. You need to give credit to Christ for freeing you from indwelling sin. That is a false doctrine.

Read above where he says he was chief and you will see that Jesus saved him from that state. He was no longer a sinner. And yes, I too was a terrible sinner before being born again and filled with the power of God.

He will if they are apathetic towards living holy lives because they believe their ticket to heaven has no clauses. Revelation 22:11.

Philippians 3:16 it is a willingness to live according to what you know. This Spirit lives in our conscience, and as long as you do nothing against your conscience, you are pleasing in His sight. 1 John 3:21-24.

That is exactly right, and the difference between the outside commandments of the Ten Commandments could not make anyone righteous, but the New Covenant of the Spirit that goes to the very core of sin, our nature, has been taken away, and filled with the Spirit of God.

Again you are still thinking western, when you should be thinking eastern!

You are saying that Romans 7:14-23 is the Christian struggle? That is out of context. It is NOT the Christian struggle, but before someone is filled with the Spirit of Christ who FREES ME (Paul) from the law of sin and death, Romans 8:2. Romans 8:2 frees Paul from Romans 7:14-23! Get it?

Yes, we can be in church, learning, and yet not be saved. We MUST be born again of the Spirit, for without the Spirit of Christ, we do not belong to Him, and He will say to us, "Depart from me, I never knew you, you workers of iniquity!"

They are both using present personal, and both are eastern. Do you believe Paul when he said that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God? Or are some people born sinless. It is the same as John in 1 John 1:6, 8 and 10. Verse 10 is claiming to never have sinned. Is that someone who...