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I've contemplated what heaven will be like a lot. Im sure you've all done likewise. There is not a whole lot in scripture about what heaven will literally be like. I do love 1 Corinthians 2:9 and meditate on it joyously. If we look at the nature of this world, we will observe that it is one of...

Thanks man. I need it. I'll pray for you guys too

Me 2 guys. Imma quit again soon. I've been on-and-off with it this year.

@devin553344 it is possible to know we have obtained eternal life in this world. 1 John 5:13 If I didn't believe that, where would my faith in Christ's atonement be? I wouldn't be holding to God's promise.

1 John 2:2 Christianity 101 man.

Okay so you're just outright assuming I'm not saved then. Okay. Wonder why. Oh well. That's enough internet for me today.

That's like, the central tenet of Christianity man. To believe He died for our sins. If you don't believe that, you don't have faith.

Even the puritans accepted the fact that they were sinners.

If any sin you commit is not under the blood, they are on your back weighing you down to hell. What are you to do with unforgiven sin in your life? How are you to overcome it? By your own power?

Its because they're objective is to deceive us.

If you don't forgive them regardless then you are harboring forgiveness, which is a sin.

Was wondering about him. Thanks

I don't know if he's here right now but @Hidden In Him interprets dreams.

This is speaking about an utter rejection of Christ after having been enlightened by the Holy Spirit. It's not talking about generalized sinfulness.

Disagree. Jesus never said "if you sin again your sins wont be forgiven" Thanks for your post

Ty sir

What light questions do you have for God? For me, I'd ask how many people will be saved and why that number specifically? Or, what is the purpose of our dreams when we went to sleep on earth? Casual thread. Blessings to you all in Christ.

But they have been forgiven. If you don't believe they have, then are you even believing the gospel?

As much as I agree with this statement, it comes off as you being a proponent of sinless perfectionism. I already mentioned why this is impossible.

So I've been encountering this position a lot lately, that Christ's once-for-all sacrifice at Calvary only covers the past sins of Christians. Such a position is held by a number of believers in Christ who seem to think that Christ's eternal sacrifice is in some way, shape or form, insufficient...