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Romans 10:9-10

Demons don’t believe in Jesus, they acknowledge His divinity. You’re right however regarding their opposition to God.

Please clarify for me. Thank you.

Your testimony demonstrates the very essence of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Thanks for sharing, brother. You give people hope.

What can possibly be more secure than trustingly placing your eternal state of well being into the hands of Jesus Christ?

When do you believe we have salvation, the moment we believe or upon our last breath?

Imagine we are at war and on the front lines. You kill someone who did not believe in Jesus, but had that individual live just one more day he would have come to accept Christ as Lord and Savior. Do you think God takes such things into account?

No it’s not. Jesus Christ is the Gospel and the Gospel is Jesus Christ.

So you acknowledge works are not needed for salvation or to maintain salvation?

So you need to perform works to be saved?

An empty profession of faith comes from an empty heart that actually has no faith. It’s like politicians claiming abortion is a decision between a woman and her god. They say the word god but don’t believe in God.

And you believe God would shun someone who endured such overwhelming despair that they lost faith in Him? Remember, God is love, and love dictates that we embrace such people. Shunning people who are hurt goes against the very essence of God and the Gospel.

With a peaceful heart I tell you that if you believe you can lose your salvation by an action of your own doing then you are placing the emphasis of your salvation upon yourself.

Context.

You say faith without works is not faith at all and yet works is not needed for salvation. That’s a contradiction. We have free will and I choose to serve God. I love God because He first loved me. You constantly take terms that pertain to the world and try to implement them into the supernatural.

We are not ruled by God; we are loved and cherished by Him. If that wasn’t so, God would not have sacrificed His Son as He did. We love and revere God in return. Our works are fruit of the Spirit, not requirements for maintaining good stature with God.

Context, my friend. Certain words have different meanings and implications regarding our relationship with Jesus Christ than they have regarding other aspects of life. Remember, Jesus Himself states He came not to be served but to serve. 😎

For God so loved the world He gave His own Son that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Charity is an act of love but love goes way beyond charity, thus making them different. Remember, God is love.

What’s your point?

Of course I confess Jesus Christ is Lord. Regardless if anyone confesses Him as Lord or not, the fact is He is Lord of all creation. But I reiterate, we are not subjects of Christ, we are His children.