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How does God see Born Again Believers?

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KolleenWStone
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Paul R
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Let me just say that a person who chooses to wilfully practice a sinful lifestyle, in spite of his/her knowledge of salvation, has a big problem. Example: somebody I know, who attended the same church, knew the gospel and professed faith in Christ, inexplicably chose to become 'gay'. I asked that person how on earth she could justify her decision, given her Christian background and knowledge of the Word. Her answer was that it was okay with God -- wait for it -- because of His grace.

Sadly, there are people who use/abuse grace to get away with sin. Clearly, she does not really understand what grace is about, and she refuses to listen to any explanation. I know that Father God still loves her and is just waiting for her to admit her mistake, but it's been years now and she is 'married' to another woman. It's not for me to judge her; that's Father God's business, but I hope and pray that she will come to her senses. Personally, I think she was never really saved in the first place.

The point I'm trying to make is that there are misconceptions about about grace and eternal salvation. We should be aware of it and be sensitive to people who have been victims of false doctrines.

Enough already. I'll put the kettle on.


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That is a sentiment in christian leadership in that type of situation, that those who live in those kinds of ways, likely never made a true confession of salvation, but only believe (within themselves) that they are good people and therefore will go to heaven.

Only God knows the heart...

I do pray this lady chooses soon who she will truly serve.

 


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The Father disciplines his children and from experience I can say willful sinning will be corrected at some point and in a very severe manner.  Christians can willfully sin but look out!☺️


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Oh, My!

I felt like suffocating to read through Stephen's posts.

I forced myself to finish reading his posts to understand where he is coming from.

I am glad to see you, whom responded to him, have correct understanding of the Gospel.

 

Stephen,

If you read this, like you mentioned above you are going to stay with us.

Bottom line is Our GOD, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit is GOOD GOD. The Latter even has another Name "Comforter".

He is neither a pathetic bean counter nor a Soup Nazi type.

I do not see any comfort or resting from your posts.

Seems that you are still drinking milk (Proper understanding of the Gospel) not feasting on meat. You are not resting on the finished Work of Jesus Christ.

But, I see some would-be-good-attributes like your persistence, standing on your deep conviction, and knowledge of the Word if you understood the Forgiveness of God and the Gospel of Grace correctly.

Below is the link of the teaching of Forgiveness by Aaron Budjen who is an ex-Pharasee turned one of the greatest Grace teacher/pastor.

https://www.livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/forgiveness.htm

Please, listen at least the first one (26 min.). It will change your Christian life/walk.


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