Sounds like he was raised christian, but didn't get help with that. The first part is very annoying when that woman talks, but he's really open for them to pray for him.It's hard to tell what exactly happened there, isn't it?
As a teen I was a fan of Rock Hudson. He died of Aids. A few years ago I found out that he got saved. A nurse lead him to the Lord.Wonderful. I guess Jesus really does love gays after all! (I know, He calls all to repentance.)
At any point during that conversation, did you notice a decision to repent actually being made?Wonderful. I guess Jesus really does love gays after all! (I know, He calls all to repentance.)
I didn't see that it wasn't. "At any point during that conversation, did you notice a decision to repent actually being made?
.
Me either.I didn't see that it wasn't.
It is, but that wasn't the claim being made for the video we saw.For me, sanctification is a process.
He was open, he prayed after them that he wanted to follow God and he has a follow up meeting. He already knew God. He needed deliverance prayer.Me either.
So what we know is that God is good, and the evangelist pictured probably meant well, but we really couldn't bill the video as anything showing "Woman accepts Jesus."
It is, but that wasn't the claim being made for the video we saw.
All of that is correct, but what I saw seemed to amount to that person claiming already to be a believer who knew that he needed God, etc.--but minus the commitment to change his ways.He was open, he prayed after them that he wanted to follow God and he has a follow up meeting. He already knew God. He needed deliverance prayer.