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  1. MatthewG

    WARNING: Many Who Now Speak SPEAK AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.

    Breakdown of post number 11 Question at the Core Is it schizophrenia when someone claims to hear from God, predicts something specific happening today, and it doesn’t come true? This question isn’t just psychological—it’s theological, pastoral, and prophetic. It asks: Where do we draw...
  2. MatthewG

    WARNING: Many Who Now Speak SPEAK AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.

    Well I dont need you to tell me about the Holy Spirit, @ScottA. If you really wanted to respond to me I would have to ask you to take it all and be able to do something with it.... Here is Post number 7 broken down, The Spirit of Truth and the Logic of Guidance John 16:13 calls the Holy...
  3. MatthewG

    WARNING: Many Who Now Speak SPEAK AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.

    I know you claim you are someone who is under direct authority from God and supposedly are a self-proclaimed prophet. You said those things yourself, to me openly before, idk if you have changed your position or not. So if someone denies you are they denying the holy spirit?
  4. MatthewG

    WARNING: Many Who Now Speak SPEAK AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.

    Is it crossing into schizophrenia territory when people claim to receive messages from God—especially when those messages predict something specific happening today, and the prophecy fails to come true? Biblically, prophecy is a sacred responsibility. God does speak to His people, but He also...
  5. MatthewG

    WARNING: Many Who Now Speak SPEAK AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.

    Wouldn’t it make sense that the Holy Spirit—who is called the Spirit of Truth in John 16:13—would lead a person into truth, not deception? “When He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will guide you into all the truth.” That doesn’t leave room for the Spirit to mislead someone into falsehood. So...
  6. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    Before you respond, please take the time to read the entire post. If you're attempting to critique an argument, make sure you're engaging with the full context—not just a single paragraph or selective excerpt. I need you to respond to the whole, not just the part that’s convenient. I know most...
  7. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    I’ll be honest—you do annoy me, and it’s not without reason. We’ve had past interactions, and they’ve shaped how I see things. So make your choice—I’m not invested either way, because truthfully, I don’t hold a lot of respect for you. There are others on this board too, and you’re free to share...
  8. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    Some things are just ambiguous. Can't do much with it. We know for one thing is that he was speaking to the apostles.
  9. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    Please just stop talking to me, because you obviously must be a biblical literalist or something i dont know what to say other than just; Imma ignore you if you just don't leave me a lone and stop trying to debate.... I’m not here to debate—that’s not worth my time. How you take what I say is...
  10. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    Like I stated in post #6. Also post #3. Im not fixing to debate you. That would be stupid waste of my time. However you take it is on your own divine driven choice. You can share whatever else you like, I dont mind you doing so but I don't have to accept what you think I need to. Everyone is...
  11. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    @Michiah-Imla @Michiah-Imla It’s only Jesus Christ—only God—who does any real work through us. When we abide in Yeshua and choose to walk in the Spirit of Christ, then something eternal happens. “Abide in me, and I in you… apart from me you can do nothing” (John 15:4–5). So honestly, I don’t...
  12. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    The context of John 14:12 is deeply personal and powerful—it’s part of Jesus’ farewell discourse during the Last Supper, spoken directly to His disciples on the night before His crucifixion. Context of John 14:12 Who Is Jesus Talking To? • Immediate audience: His disciples—specifically...
  13. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    This is not about that. It's about the commandments he shared through out the new testament. There is like 1,050 of them. https://www.abc.net.au/reslib/201407/r1308729_17984331.pdf
  14. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    Look man, if your heart’s set on bringing peace to the world—more power to you. Do it with everything you’ve got in Christ Jesus. “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God” (Matthew 5:9). Just know it’s not easy, and it’s not always received. As for me, God’s the one...
  15. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    Cool, no one cares. Good bye - you still remain on ignore.
  16. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    Eh I don't really even like conversing with you personally. So like... I said It’s hard—sometimes impossible—for people to grasp truth when they’ve been lied to over and over. Add to that the weight of mental illness, mental retardation, trauma, confusion… there are so many factors. It’s...
  17. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    It’s hard—sometimes impossible—for people to grasp truth when they’ve been lied to over and over. Add to that the weight of mental illness, mental retardation, trauma, confusion… there are so many factors. It’s rarely just one thing. But one thing that does matter deeply is whether someone seeks...
  18. MatthewG

    You could never do what Jesus commanded.

    To fulfill and obey God isn’t about checking every box or perfectly following every command Jesus gave. You won’t be able to do it all—and that’s the point. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). That’s why we believe in Him—because He did everything we couldn’t...
  19. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    @soberxp, To fulfill and obey God isn’t about checking every box or perfectly following every command Jesus gave. You won’t be able to do it all—and that’s the point. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). That’s why we believe in Him—because He did everything...
  20. MatthewG

    What Do You Expect??

    Jesus didnt lay only his life down for his friends. He laid his life down for the whole world... -.- You need to be encouraged to stop listening to everyone else and read that bible for yourself and study, you basically still a child too me. This aint no flex either. It just how I see you...