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* He’s not eavesdropping. He’s doing something else at the rest stop while his girlfriend asks the attendant for directions. *

* I hope she’s a reader. *

Jesus isn’t going to forget you after you die. You presently have an appointment with him, one thousand years after he returns. After that you will be forgotten. Jesus never expressed any doubt about God. That’s partially correct. If they had, Christianity wouldn’t look like it does today...

You’re greatly mistaken if you think what you’re doing is what Jesus did.

1 Corinthians 6:9-11. You’re going against Paul, which is going against Jesus, which is going against God. A follower of Jesus can’t do that and not repent. It’s my responsibility to tell you that you are. What you do with it is your responsibility.

* First time hearing it. That was fun. I think I’ll go and rest a while now. *

You did help him. In doing so, you’ve helped others too. Thank you. Everyone has questions. Your comment causes me to think about the Book of Job.

At this time @Mancunian doesn’t want to be redeemed. A fact which all who follow the command of Jesus to go and make disciples have to understand and accept: not everyone wants to be redeemed and not all people will be redeemed. For all who want to be, believing Jesus - obeying him is...

Here’s how I deal with it: I recognize that people advance through stages of understanding in their faith journey and I leave it in the hands of God and Jesus to complete the work that has begun.

He does well to think about them. It’s what he does after he has that’s the problem.

It’s Jesus’ time.

You cannot see what a blessing it is. It is never wrong to pray that wicked men repent of their wickedness and be saved. That is the calling of Messiah. That is what he did for us. You would want to. Were you of this mindset when you were a Christian?

@Mancunian you should read Luke 6:27-28 when you have a spare moment in your day. Christians rejoice when our prayers for our enemies result in disciples being made for Jesus. It’s a blessing for followers of Jesus to be persecuted for our faith in him. Be blessed and be a blessing to others.