Frank wrote:
Actually brother I didn't read CV's comment. I was just trying to be humorous by giving you silly suggestions. IOW, none of my suggestions were really suggestions.

Frank wrote:
Okay brother, here are some things you might ponder.
Say you do something when you don’t do it.
Say you believe something when you don’t believe it.
Have more of a herd mentality than you currently have. Here is the definition that I am referring to: "the tendency for people's behavior or beliefs to conform to those of the group to which they belong".

Psalms 52:3 KJV
(3)  Thou lovest evil more than good; and lying rather than to speak righteousness.

[The Truman show states: "We accept the reality of the world we have been presented with."]

[Indeed. That's why people are atheists! We are presented with lies by the father of lies and the mastermind of deception and darkness. The film talks about living in a world where no one believes that anything is true, where everything is part of a conspiracy. Indeed. That is the world without the One who is The Truth.]

Chrisgp from England wrote:
Black Lives Matter is also an occult spiritist organisation. They believe in speaking to and hearing from the spirits of dead people. One of the international founders, and the chief of the Los Angeles branch were on a video discussing thus very practice. The whole thing is based on the Nigerian Yoruba spiritist religion. No Christian, pastors in SBC and other denominations please note, no Christian can have anything to do with this. This is necromancy, spiritual and is condemned by the Word of God. We “take the knee” or bow the knee to the Lord Jesus Christ alone.

Adriel wrote:
Yes John;
The Lord is taking good care of HIS appointed President.
I wish Donald was also in charge of Britain, he’s the best thing that has happened to politics for centuries.
Perhaps we could apply to America to become a colony and reverse history.
Politics is so much more fun with a Donald in charge.
God be with the President - And the Boris too!!
Have a very happy Monday.

God bless the Baptists!

And Happy Monday to you too, bro!

Oh and God bless the Presbyterians!

HerbalMama wrote:
Can you edit comments on a computer?

Dr. Tim wrote:
John, I am not familiar with the word “sassenach.” Is that a female sasquatch?

Mike wrote:
It is good that now and then authority of law is defended, and lawless men, or women, wrongly held as authority are put back in their place.

But Christianity turns most things upside down, and God hates the portrayals of the world, he says they stink. And so the world is our enemy, and Jesus Christ is our radical friend, who gives us a change of mind.

Yes there is a purpose, and it seems to me that you have sussed it out and are enjoying the providence, even when it becomes difficult and gets you down. Yes, the Lord does all things well.

I'm off to meeting shortly, to spend special time with our radical friend and with each other.

The Quiet Christian wrote:
Brother John, on children is where my ministry currently is focused. Someone is needed everywhere, and this is where the Lord has me at the present moment. He is a good and gracious Lord. It is a joy to be a part of His work no matter where that is. I know you feel the same, Brother, and pray your ministry continues well.

John Yurich USA wrote:
I don't believe that taking Holy Communion is necessary for salvation. I responded to the question by Frank by stating what Catholic teaching states what the spiritual negative is about being excommunicated from the Catholic Church. I don't believe that teaching. I believe there is no spiritual negative in being excommunicated from the Catholic Church.

The Quiet Christian wrote:
So if children survive their mothers' wombs and then the initial natal care, they are to be sexualized and turned into the way of destruction.

Michael Hranek wrote:
Wow!
I don't know exactly how God will handle this in His Divine Providenc and Sovereignty
BUT If it comes to it, think of the opportunity for prison ministry

Acts 16:27 KJV
(27)  And the keeper of the prison awaking out of his sleep, and seeing the prison doors open, he drew out his sword, and would have killed himself, supposing that the prisoners had been fled.

Acts 16:28-31 KJV
(28)  But Paul cried with a loud voice, saying, Do thyself no harm: for we are all here.
(29)  Then he called for a light, and sprang in, and came trembling, and fell down before Paul and Silas,
(30)  And brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
(31)  And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.

BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST, AND THOU SHALT BE SAVED, AND THY HOUSE.

Watcher wrote:
Thank you, brother.

cv wrote:
This is going to drag on unnecessarily.
I will say that when you jump in and affirm something, and later revise/clear it up, the point being made is lost. This is something I keep running up with you.

I do hope the above edifies you and blesses your heart and gives you a better way forward in debating the points made by other people.

If you think something I have written is incorrect, please quote me and show me where my error is (according to YOUR standard, and I accept that you have a standard), and I will answer you according to MY standard (and I hope you accept that I have a standard).

Example:

"when you jump in and affirm something, and later revise/clear it up" you said.

cv wrote:
1. Are YOU the standard instead?

2. Watcher posts start with an absolute obedience to government, no exceptions. And you abet.

3. THAT IS AN ERROR!. The bible demonstrates both!

1. Certainly not! And I hope you can also say, "Certainly not!"

2. Incorrect, as the following post by myself shows: 10/3/2020 4.22AM

"The 'obey/disobey your government' is a big debate, and some parts of scripture say to obey, other parts to disobey in certain circumstances."

3. Quite so. And if you read all my posts, including the one above, you will see my position on that.

Thank you for showing an interest in my spiritual welfare. It is a very rare thing these days for Christian brethren and sisters to have a genuine concern for their fellows.