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All jokes aside, that is a very serious issue. The future of America hangs in the balance while the deranged Leftists attack Trump day after day 24/7.

Which means that you reject the words of Christ in John 3:16 (or try to put a Calvinistic spin on John 3:17). Those who deny the very words of Christ are also the ones who deny Him as the Truth. So where does that leave you???

The question you have failed to ask is why the Father gives some to the Son, and not others. The standard Calvinist response is because God elects some for salvation. But that would make the drawing of all men to Christ a sham. So that is NOT the explanation. However if we see that those who...

You should be OK unless it becomes BHS (Bobble Head Syndrome). Or worse TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome).

What we see in Scripture is that Christians are to simply proclaim the Gospel, in season, out of season. Whether they believe or not is beyond our mandate.

Such question should not *test* our faith, but they will try to challenge our faith (which should not be based upon what skeptics say). So the best and simplest answer would be "Everything will be clear once you believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and receive Him as your Lord and Savior. Otherwise...

The resurrection of the saints (the *first resurrection*) resembles the Hebrew harvest, in that it is in three phases: (1) the firstfruits, (2) the main harvest, and (3) the gleanings. Christ is called the firstfruits but so are the 144K (as being raptured). The main harvest is the...

Both the cross and the empty tomb are a part of the Gospel and Christ's finished work of redemption. No one should pit one against the other.

That is a rather strange comment since no one is forced to do anything, but the consequences of failing to do rightly are not pleasant. Those who have genuinely put their faith in Christ and His finished work of redemption are more than happy to continue loving Him and serving Him. But...

With all due respect to Brother Dart, he has actually made this question more complex than it is. So what is The Meaning Behind God's Law? The issue before us is not (a) the significance of God's Law,, nor (b) the application of God's Law, nor even (c) the reason for God's Law. The "meaning...

RUBBISH. Read your Bible and stop spouting nonsense. This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief. (1 Timothy 1:15) JOHN 3 14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of...

That was already expressed in the title and the OP. " I DON'T LIKE MEN". (The sub-title would be "They are all horrid"). That is the worldly normal state of mind of the unconverted. I won't name the other option. A Christian woman -- on the other hand -- would say "No matter how many...

PART III 11. Then Pilate went on to speak of the final feast of Passover and all the events which followed: “The great feast of the Jews was approaching, and the intention was to avail themselves of the popular exultation which always manifests itself at the solemnities of a [ P]assover. The...

PART II What are the main points which Pilate brought to the attention of the emperor Tiberias Caesar and reflect the Gospel accounts? 1. He recognized that events concerning Christ could change the destiny of Rome (which they did):” I should not be surprised if in the course of time they may...

PART I Christians will frequently find on the Internet statements to the effect that the “The Acts of Pilate” (The Acta Pilati) is to be dismissed as a spurious apocryphal writing (generally connected to the apocryphal Gospel of Nicodemus) which has absolutely no value. But that is based upon...

Actually, since you started this thread, the onus is on you to list everything which is considered sound doctrine BY YOU, and provide key verses to support that list. That will smoke out your stand on key issues.

That has nothing to do with the verse in question.

A sojourner is one who is just passing through. And the reason for fear is given in the same verse -- the Father is sitting in judgment over every believer's life, and Christ will judge every man's work -- whether it has eternal value or not.

This poster is very confused about everything.

Why would anyone be asking such a question when the Gospels clearly present the death of Christ (as well as His resurrection)?