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I’m not talking about feeding sin, beloved. I’m talking about the magnitude of God’s saving grace.

I absolutely never said that. I emphasized that it is not the overwhelming trend of people here on CC.

I’m verifying Scripture. Where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more. You simply cannot win an argument against that Scripture.

I think of the mafia hitman who honors God with his mouth but not his actions, therefore not his heart. Such a man is not Christian. That said, a Christian can sin at will and not lose their salvation. In time however what we usually see is sanctification, a growth process by which people...

Answer my question with supportive evidence then I’ll answer yours.

This ^^^^ is the Gospel, pure and simple.

I’m trying to maintain my cool with you judge but you’re making that a lesson in futility. Paul writes about grace; we acknowledge that grace; you deem we’re proclaiming and encouraging people to sin in a godless, exponential manner.

Who was CC proclaims that? Name names and provide supportive evidence.

You’re missing the point completely. People who believe in eternal security don’t push living in an ungodly manner. We simply recognize nothing separates us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus. His gift of grace is irrevocable.

You judging everyone who disagrees with you as being guilty for licentiousness shows you’re guilty of wrongful judgment upon people who put their faith in Jesus Christ.

You still are. You have my sympathies.

And didn’t learn a thing.

I hope one day you’ll understand the actual concept of God’s grace.

On a serious note, Songs of Solomon doesn’t hold back on love and lustful pleasures.

If you want something done right you have to do it yourself. At least that’s the word on the street. I could wrong.

Exactly, we are saved by grace through faith. IMO referring to that as a condition is semantics.

A gift with conditions is not a gift. Once conditions are applied it becomes a payment.

My pastor has a saying; “The one thing all people have in common is we’re all sinners in need of God’s grace.”

No one does.

Give some examples of “in your face” sins.