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Good stuff, but the days of national and personal repentance combining is over. We never regret turning from God as a nation. We didn't even do that during the depression caused by the excess of the roaring 20s. This is the day of God looking for people to worship Him in Spirit and in Truth. All...

The Lord is not interested in making America great again. He is interested in turning the hearts of the world to the love of His Son.

The Lord caught him up to prophesy. Right. He's a prophet. To the USA. We (the world) are in the "Yom Kippur" era, not the "Passover" era. The process of atonement is nearly at an end. The Lord is coming. And he is not Americo-centric. The USA in Bible Prophecy

How can a person admit to something he believes is not true? And what are the two words that comprise the oxymoron? He has not admitted that the election results are true, proper, or just, in any way. He has merely agreed not to hinder the transition of power/authority. While this is...

You're confusing the concept of "operation" with "revelation." The character of God has always been and always will be selfless, other-centered love. This is the moral code. Love God supremely and your neighbor as yourself. Things operate by laws. Mincing details about revelation won't change...

Yeah, try telling a battlefield Warrior that abortion and COVID victims are casualties of war and, while you're at it, mention to an NYC cop or a state trooper that "the rule of law has been thoroughly trashed."

Absolutely disgusting I can't believe McCarthyism is back in fashion. Red Scare v. 2.0--Brilliant Civil War, is it? Americans killing Americans house-to-house? Really? Lead the charge, will you? "It would not be in our power to stop it; War ends when it has rolled through cities and villages...

Just can't wait to see the dozens of casualties turn into the tens or hundreds of thousands, eh?

Yeah, that's all you did.

(And here we go with the typical, prejudiced "Your church...") Uh, no, actually, the Bible does that, 31 out of the 66 times it is used in the Old Testament. The Seventh-day Adventist church wasn't formed until 1863. The King James Bible was produced 252 years before that. Strong's Hebrew...

Well, then, we have a serious problem defending eternal torment, don't we? punishment, κόλασιν (kolasin) Noun - Accusative Feminine Singular Strong's Greek 2851: Chastisement, punishment, torment, perhaps with the idea of deprivation. From kolazo; penal infliction. All of these translators...

You are free to read or not read whatever you choose. Stop whining, please. Seventh-day Adventism was not a hard sell for me. It was like feasting after a 26-year fast in another denomination. The reason I don't wear a denominational name tag is that it invites prejudice. I am not ashamed to be...

But it's okay to undermine the seriousness of plainly stated words such as these? And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. (Matthew 10:28) “The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God...

God is no respecter of nations. His love for you is greater than any form of patriotism. Your faith is not your own; it is granted to you by One whose faith fails not. Lay hold upon it. You may safely trust in it. It does not depend upon your feelings unless you permit it. And your God-given...

It is not necessary to search deep for the hidden wisdom of the doctrine of eternal torment. It is the de facto, default, pagan-influenced and (unfortunately) traditional Christian standard. Fear of eternal torment is counterbalanced by the doctrine of eternal security. They go hand in hand. But...

For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the LORD of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch. (Malachi 4:1)

@Enoch111 See, for me, this is not about ascribing motive to you and maligning your intentions--it's about correcting an error.

Is that what He meant when He said this? For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. (John 3:16) Should it instead say: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that...

This might be the most clumsy, self-contradicting statement I've ever seen. Nah. But it's a doosie, though.

Now, see, I never make accusations like this. I assume that all Christian seekers of truth are just that, seekers of truth--not unbelievers. Away with your calumny.