Give folks a chance! I thought it was silly of the professors not to bother to learn to swim.Sad that no one wants to comment on the story of the Boatman and the Professors.
Meh. No angels would fit.They will discuss at length the number of angels that can dance on the head of a pin;
What do you make of this passage, then?and indulge in wasteful discussions on 'eradication of the sinful nature' (a heresy, btw); and type huge paragraphs on their cultish point of view - but will not talk about living the Christian life, the practical life in the Spirit!
Sad that no one wants to comment on the story of the Boatman and the Professors. They will discuss at length the number of angels that can dance on the head of a pin; and indulge in wasteful discussions on 'eradication of the sinful nature' (a heresy, btw); and type huge paragraphs on their cultish point of view - but will not talk about living the Christian life, the practical life in the Spirit!
Patience and love are some of those things we need not only to know about, but to 'do'
Doctrine is important. Sound Biblical doctrine.
But doctrine must come out of life.
A truly born again person will be led by the Holy Spirit, who indwells him.
The Spirit will check us when we are going wrong.
See how the Spirit led the believers in Acts of the Apostles.
The Spirit and the Cross go together.
Only a crucified person will know how the Spirit works.
Further, a born again person will live by the Word of God.
The Charismatics run their lives with their emotions.
They are soulish; they operate outside the ambit of God’s Word.
They go by visions, prophecies, tongues, healings, signs, wonders.
No wonder they fall prey to evil spirits.
But, even worse, are those of the Calvinist/Reformed tradition.
They learn stuff in seminaries and Bible schools.
They are straitjacketed by TULIP and other doctrines.
18 months in the USA with the Reformed/Calvinist churches has convinced me they are DEADWOOD.
They have no life. They argue, debate and act superior.
They are the ones killing the Christian faith.
This is a story about Practical Faith. Lots of us are enamoured about doctrine, but fail to live the practical Christian life.
May this story speak to you! See the poster below!View attachment 228018
Yes, Amen! Are you are referring to 2 Timothy 2 : 15 KJB!?An imperative to practicing a Christian life is to study all of God's word diligently.
Yes, Amen! Are you are referring to 2 Timothy 2 : 15 KJB!?
These probably wouldn't hurt either, eh?:
Bible "study" Rules
Be Blessed!