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Oh, ma'am, everything you said here is flat wrong. I actually thank God that I am able to teach what I do in Christian churches and fellowships, to those seeking to move past the "elementary principles of Christ." Again, as I told you before... The great many folk in the "Christian Religion"...

This exegesis from BibleStudyTools is pretty good, and further confirms from the Hebrew and Greek the understanding I have presented throughout this thread; the True meaning of Repentance. https://www.biblestudytools.com/dictionary/repentance/

Actually, I thank God that I have not accepted "another Christ" as so many have done in the churches today. The Jesus presented in most churches is NOT the King of kings and Lord of lords, the Firstborn Son of God that is seated at the right hand of God in the spiritual realm, now "waiting for...

Oh that men would listen to the Lord and heed His Word. “Wash yourselves, make yourselves clean; Put away the evil of your doings from before My eyes. Cease to do evil, 17 Learn to do good" - Isaiah 1:16-17 The idea that all our future sins are forgiven when someone 'accepts Christ' stands in...

For starters, you appear to be unfamiliar with Matt 18:23-35.

Sadly, man will defend their right to sin to the death, especially "Christians." It's amazing how many excuses church-goers continually come up with, while twisting the Scripture, in attempt to "prove" that we are unable to obey God. And even worse, so many are taught that if we don't obey His...

Amen. Very well said. And I will leave it at that. ;)

Yes I do. And I did. And the Word confirms it.

Anyone who believes that Jesus would be okay with abortion is NOT a Christian; at least not in the eyes of the Father. .

Actually... the burden is on you. My guess is, someone in your family had an abortion in the past, and to ease your own conscience you simply HAVE to believe that it was not a real baby that was slaughtered. And you NEED to believe that he or she felt no pain being ripped apart. Again...

Again. If you had actually taken the time to watch the original video and become informed, you would know that I never said it was mentioned in the Bible. So... until you become informed, all you speak is only opinion. And a wrong one at that. If you really knew Jesus, you would know that He...

~ concluded from above ~ There are many lessons we can learn even from this one episode in Israel’s journey. From the folly of Balaam to the righteous action of Phinehas. From the disobedience of Israel to God’s wrath and then His mercy. God had warned His people to make no compromise with the...

~ continued from above ~ What is our motive? To see God’s will fulfilled and people truly set free from their sin, or use religion for our own gain and popularity by delivering an “ear tickling” message that in reality only gives those sitting in the pews a false sense of security? The...

~ continued from above ~ Friends, let us not be “deceived.” For truly our behavior has profound impact on our walk and will affect the destiny that lies before us. Let’s look at the incident to which the Apostle is referring in 1Cor 10:8; and we find it in the book of Numbers - “Now Israel...

Sorry. You opinion has no merit here. A life is a life. Period. What you choose to believe has zero bearing on the Truth. You've made your choice. It is written in the Book. You will give an answer in that Day.

1 Corinthians Chapter 10 Our Journey (part 9) TEMPTATION (Sexual Immorality) Getting back to our Study after my brief side-track off looking into the Eternal Priesthood. Last time we looked at the “golden calf” incident in the wilderness, and how we even today have erected our own golden...

Apparently you haven't watched the video. ;) But as well... if Righteousness, Repentance and Obedience are not part of the Gospel you're believing in, then you're in grave deception. I cannot lessen the Gospel for any man, or any denominations understanding.

“Jesus came to Galilee, preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God, 15 and saying, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.” - Mark 1:14-15 Beginning a study looking at the Gospel. What IS the Gospel, that Jesus, the Apostles and Prophets...

Any definition one has of "repentance" MUST fit the uses of the word in the Scripture. The definition you state above doesn't fit any Biblical use of the term, especially Luke 13:1-5, where our Lord is telling us that our behavior directly effects whether we will live or perish. Again, I...