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I'm very familiar with 6 and 8 and all else. What exactly and specifically is your point? Being tempted and being prone to such lusts as those by which we are tempted doesn't equate to sin. Paul asked the desire to be removed.

Physical disability does not require tge grace of God. What does Romans mean then if not what it clearly says? Tell me.

Do you think Paul was any different than any of us? That he was not human with human desires? Why would Paul nit have the same issues as do many of us? So yes, that's exactly what I'm saying because that's exactly what the scriptures are saying I Paul's own words.

Your answer is speculative nonsense. If one is being continually tempted as we all are, that, being tempted, temptation in-and-of itself, doesn't equate to sin. And is there a check list somewhere that details qualifications for spiritual, temporary, entry into heaven? And do you think we...

The scriptures say what they say. What do they mean if not what they say? Tell me what Romans 7 means.

What was Paul's thorn in the flesh as he claimed he was plagued with in 2 Cor 12:8 and "besought the Lord thrice" (3 times) to rid him of it? Some say (erroneously), it was an affliction of some kind. However, when you look carefully at the text, it's clear to see it was not a bodily disorder...

Tell that to Jesus. Tell him that he didn't know what he was talking about in Mark 16:15-16

Bingo! Baptism has everything to do with being born again. Without immersion in water there is no salvation nor becoming part of the body of Christ. Belief and baptism go hand-in-hand as the Lord himself so clearly said. Mark 16:15-16 15And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and...

"In the name of" really means "by the authority of".

You're lost

Dah! The bible!

You can follow the bible or you can believe what you like. Jesus will for sure be the judge and he will judge harshly those that disobey. The bible is the inspired word of God.

You were lost then. I don't know what you've done since, but as I mentioned, the scriptures are 100% clear on how a person is saved. Only one way 1. Belief and faith 2. Confession of belief 3. Repentance 4. Baptism into Christ for the forgiveness of sins Mark 16:15-16 15And he said unto...

Well loved means nothing if your message is in error.

Very simple. He and his son and organization say you can be saved by simply saying a prayer (sinners prayer) and ask God for forgiveness of your sins. You cannot be saved doing that. No one in the biblical record did that to he saved. It's not possible.

It's his commercials that are on all the time on certain channels, not his program, and I do put it on mute

A person's salvation is based on truth and following that truth. Your statement is not correct because if you've really been saved which is the result of following the truth and process, belief, confession of it, repentance, and water immersion (baptism) into Christ, as aforementioned and...

Yes, there is only one way, and by reciting the unscriptural so so-called sinners prayer ain't it. I see his dumb son all the time on TV following in his dad's footsteps telling people to do just that. It's nauseating to watch, and to think that many people will believe that nonsense and do that...

1st of all, a pastor is an elder / bishop not the minister, preacher, or evangelist. Secondly, it's about truth. If a preacher, minister, or whatever you choose to call him teaches untruth regarding the subject of salvation, the net result will be lost souls not saved ones. If the message is...

To supplement my response to you, the process of being saved according to scripture is 1. Belief and faith 2. Confession of belief as did the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 3. Repentance as dis the Jews on the day of Pentecost in Acts 2:38 4. Baptism also per Acts 2:38 The Lord then adds you to...