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I couldn't agree more. I have a friend that started out Pentecostal and though he hasn't left the teaching has been fellowshipping with Presbyterians for decades and is sounding like them. Now I know where he's gotten his weird theology. Number 5, was clueless to the born again of the Spirit...

@Willie T I'll be back later. I've got to get away from all this blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

Wow, do they even recognize that Jesus is God, and not the equivalent of a bull or a goat? How clueless can they get? And you say Calvin is worse???

YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (especially #5.) Who is the WCF. I'm not a denominationalist. What denomination(s) does WCF rule?

LOL, maybe they took better care of their arms, etc. than I have.

I know you are mocking the power of the Spirit I teach, and can't understand, but it is what Jesus commanded when He said "Be perfect as My Father in heaven is perfect." But it is only through the Spirit's guidance and infilling that allows us to complete the steps of glorification that it is...

How so? I have an idea where you are going. Let's see if I'm right?

You are correct on every matter, except one. I still need grace, the power of God to continue to the end. And you are also correct that I will never adopt your false doctrine that turns grace into licentiousness Jude 1:4. So yes, my not turning to false debauchery is unfixable. I love the light...

We are talking about two different times, before and after Christ. When we come to Christ it doesn't matter what we've done, like Jeffrey Dahmer. Christ takes away and cleanses us of ALL sin, willful and unintentional past sins, and gives us the power to not sin lawlessly again, and as long as...

I agree. This is the first thing you've said that is true. And that is how we become born again. We admit that we are nothing but a weak sinner, and Jesus cleanses us from all our old sins. But where you and most of the Church are dead wrong is in thinking that Jesus leaves us that way, when...

For willful sins unto death??? I don't believe the Scriptures say anything about forgiving our present and future willful sins, only our past sins. Committing willful sins is not following Jesus; it is in rebellion against God.

What would you say? I'm meaning repenting and turning away from the willful sin.

Do you honestly believe if you willfully sin presently and don't ask for forgiveness that God automatically forgives your sin now and in the future? Show me.

Hi Clint, Matthew 6:14-15 14 “For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. 15 But if you do not forgive men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." Matthew 18: 15 “Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him...

Both Ephesians 1 and Romans 9 through 11 have to do with Israel, God's chosen nation. God didn't literally HATE Esau, He just chose Jacob to further the line to the Messiah. Adam - Seth - Noah - Shem - Abraham - Isaac - Jacob - David - Jesus

Wow! And people wonder why I think that man is possessed! Crime Stopper Alert John MacArthur

Good, but you believe like one. Bulls and goats only covered sins, but they remained. Only Christ's blood actually takes away the sin completely. As I said, you sound like a Calvinist. Not ready for advanced theology. How's that milk tasting? "14 But the natural man does not receive the...

I'm too old to get any with my skin, but I do love to watch Ink Master and any other creative type shows of art.

You still don't understand the POWER of the baptism of the Holy Spirit which you wouldn't being Calvinist. It's not your fault. Don't you understand that we are cleansed of our PAST sins, and then given power to have no desire to commit willful sin ever again? That is ALL sin. That doesn't make...

I love the picture. It reminds me of the drunk moose that climbed up in an apple tree and ate fermented fruit