First, stick to the gospel. It sorts this all out. Don't "offer the gospel". That makes people trust in their faith instead of Christ. The disciples "preached" (announced) the gospel "My life is so much better now in Christ than before". And it's as simple as believing that I'm telling you the truth when I say; "whoever believes in Jesus has eternal life". Do you believe me? Congratulations, you have eternal life. Now if you truly believe, turn away from any sin you might know of, find a church to baptize you, and try to walk according to God's word. It's a new lifestyle...etc., etc....
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So if I have faith that what Jesus did on the cross has saved me I have faith in my faith. What kind of double talk is this.
You said; "Now if you truly believe, turn away from any sin you might know of, find a church to baptize you, and try to walk according to God's
word."
You are just another one of those that try to put the children of God under the law. You want others to walk the way you think they should walk. Tell me, have you really turned away from sins. If turning away from sin proves your faith then tell us if you think you still sin in the flesh. What are those great works you think you do?
Do you comfort the children of God? Do you help them to understand that Jesus has set them free of the law and that believing what Jesus did on the cross has set them free from their sins? Or do you just try and make them doubt their place as children of God? You want the children of God to question their salvation through faith and their being free from the law? You don't want the children of God to know they are set free.
I said I knew where you were going and what you have said proves I was right. You are just another religious person who thinks it is his way or the highway. I thank God always that He has made a way for sinners to be saved by what He has done and not what we do.
Salvation is the work of God and it was finished on the cross.