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Amen. Thus says the Lord :"The Lord has sent Me into the world."

Unless you understand the dual nature of the truth you will be forced to make carnal assertions about the bible that are only half true. Jesus indeed died because of the sins of the whole world. But He was resurrected only for those who would enter into Him. Is it, for God so loved the church...

Being a saint requires that you lay down your life the same way that Jesus did. We give our life over to the Lord in order to partake of His life. If we die with Him then we will also live with Him. If we hold onto our lives then we will lose them. But if we lose our lives for the sake of Christ...

You are right. But that is not the full message of the gospel. There is the power of the message but also the message of the power. The truth has a polarity...a double edged polarity. Have you heard of the double-edged sword that proceeds as the word of truth from the Lord? There is a lower...

Amen Sin isn't just covered by death. A dead sinner doesn't continue to sin. Before a sinner can be married to a new nature, the old nature must be put to death. Like an operating system on a computer. The old system must be first uninstalled before a new one can be installed. Yes. Jesus...

Hey! I've been writing a book which takes up the energy that I used to spend on social media. Thought I'd check in to see how y'all been doin'! ;)

We will always err when we look to people rather than God. The RC establishment places temporal markers over what was once a living spiritual entity. And the Protestants like disagreeing with anything that came before their leader...Luther>>who was NOT sent from God but merely was frustrated in...

I find that people get side-tracked from the dualism that expresses the Godhead. Either people go too far one way or the other. A proper balance is never considered. The Father and the Son are One Spirit. The error is in making the holy Spirit to be a separate person. The Jews knew the work of...

Jesus Christ is an eternal Spirit, one with the Father. His body was put to death. God is a God of the living. The soul doesn't die when the body physically dies. Human souls are vessels that are meant to contain God's Spirit. God's Spirit is that which has the capacity to be endlessly poured...

Praying for Maryann my dear sister Nancy! :)

It is the power of the cross that saves us from sin, not an understanding of the cross. We are to be crucified with Him, dead to sin as He is. It is the power of grace that causes us to walk like Jesus, not a belief in grace.

Set free from what? Being born again makes you a baby believer. Babies are not mature. The only freedom that Jesus came to bring us is a freedom from the power of sin. And babies are not free from that power. So your idea of salvation is a religious one. Being born again is a change in the inner...

People tend to go to extremes. The truth is in establishing a proper balance between what has led the hasty into the opposing extremes. We indeed have a free choice, but only within the parameters of our present calling. We can choose to follow Christ in our own strength, but that is not to be...

We have a generation of believers who are only willing to seek for the kingdom after they are dead. If that is not a great delusion then what is? Are we to seek death...or life in the Spirit? That is the difference between the modern ministries of death as opposed to the apostolic doctrines...

Your verse quote is about the saints who walk in the present grace, not some future grace. The modern delusion you espouse has to do with a future grace that causes a liberation from the sin nature, as opposed to the grace that is available now to do so. The verse is in the present tense, not...

Thank you for the warm wishes and replies! :) My concern with the translation of that particular verse is that it is speaking of a present grace as opposed to a future grace. The word "teleos" means complete or perfect, not 'end' as in end times. The translators have shifted what is for the...

greetings! It's been a while since my last post. I've been writing a book. In the midst of my endeavours I came across this verse which I believe to be poorly translated from the Greek to mean the opposite of the original intent. the verse is 1 Peter 1:13 "Therefore, prepare your minds for...

Prayers for our brother! <><

Being Doobie brothers? That depends if people think that Jesus is more than ♪♪"just alright" ♪♪ Otherwise not a chance.

This reminds me of the Johannine comma. It makes a fine point.