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I think it's an excellent question and worthy to be considered on its own merit, without the addition of related questions. It is particularly relevant to me as in my church we have begun a leadership class preparing for the next generation of church leaders. Just for quick background, nearly 30...

Some of this is accurate while some is not. Since we've been through it before, I'll refrain here. Grace and peace.

From the song O Worship the King: The earth with its store of wonders untold...

Nope. If you are always walking in the Spirit, as you say, then the Spirit is making all the decisions.

So God is deciding everything? It is His power you are under? Sounds like it is His force that is moving you. And it sounds like you believe that is best. Awesome.

When you pray, do you ask for your will or God's will?

Did the Lord ask you if you wanted to be born?

No. I can teach you how to pray if you like.

I agree with what you said concerning faith, but the baptism with the Spirit is not the same as the indwelling Spirit.

I'm not. You obviously haven't experienced it. That doesn't mean it isn't still occurring. Since you don't believe it, you cannot receive it in faith. I'll keep you in prayer.

Actually, that's not accurate. It occurred throughout the book of Acts. Get the book. See that it's possible. And ask God for the experience. Will change your life.

You should read a book called Joy Unspeakable by Martyn Lloyd Jones. The baptism of the Spirit is sorely lacking in the church today. It is one of the reasons the church is so impotent and isn't having the impact it could in our time.

Don't the meek inherit the earth? Didn't know the meek was an ethnic group.

It was a rhetorical question but I appreciate the effort you exercised in your response.

Who do you believe required bloody sacrifice in the first place? Wasn't it God who set up the sacrificial system? Did God not kill animals and shed blood to provide a covering for Adam and Eve? Did God not cut an animal in pieces to secure a covenant with Abraham? Have you not read Hebrews...

Sure, but your sins aren't laid to my charge. You still suffer the eternal consequences for your actions. You are conflating the effects that your behavior may cause to come my way with the consequences of your behavior coming my way. If God had not laid your sins upon Jesus, you would still...

The book of Revelation was written to the 1st century church. It isn't for our preparation; it was for their preparation. There are 3 timestamps in the first seven verses of the first chapter: Verse 1:...things which must shortly come to pass... Verse 3:...the time is at hand... Verse 7:...they...

What does it mean that He will never leave us or forsake us?

Right, but that's my point. The books of Revelation and Daniel are intricately related. The symbolism in Daniel is the basis for the symbolism in Revelation.

Maybe at a Tupperware party.