I'm a Seer and I don't like using the Prophet word because I feel like I'm saying something that may be considered a narcissist. I'm really not sure what I am but the Catholic Church is the one that told me that I have a very old and rare Blessing from God called Preternatural Memory which is the same thing as a Seer, I have been dealing with paranormal events since I was about 3 years old, I have been spoken to by Angels 3 times and Satan or a Demon twice that I remember in my 62 years, I have seen Heaven and what it feels like, I have seen Hell and thank God I didn't get to feel that, I have also seen what appeared to be the end of days, I realize what you mean about the Bible, but you need to remember that we are at war between good and evil and just like any war sometimes you have to change your strategy. And I have also wounded if I might be a false Prophet, but when I review all the evidence from me being a true miracle birth to literally being saved by my Guardian Angel several times throughout my life and the fact that when you translate my last name in Italian or Latin it means Easter, the Christianity word for the rising of Christ, now I know I'm not Christ, but it's just one of many reasons that I know that I'm truly from God. I can't make anyone believe in something that they don't want to believe in, but if you knew my entire life story starting generations before I was born you might have a tendency to rethink. I don't know why I have this Blessing and I can't control what I receive and from whom, but like I said I have had a very paranormal life and I'm still experiencing Paranormal events.
Thank you for this message. I agree and I love listening to all the preachers that you mentioned. This is my first time listening to you. I really enjoyed listening. God Bless you 🙏❤️
By the way those square chutes scare me it's been 51yrs 1973 sence my last jump I still like a round chute. One last thing the wings you wear are chick magnet
GOD BLESS YOU ALL, after today you no longer a NASTY LEG!!! Today until you stand tall before ST. PETER tell him you don't need his wings I HAVE MY OWN SIR .AATW.
I remember 1250AGL at Benning and assumed that was the same altitude when I went through Israeli airborne school, so imagine my surprise when we jumped at 750AGL-i could see the expressions on the face of the people on the DZ and got a canopy ride of about 20 seconds.
It has been 50 yrs only thing changed is shape of the chute. May 1972. Butterflies still there. BE PROUD, AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY, GOD BLESS YOU PARATROOPER
Personally (as a Pastor myself) I won't & don't recommend JMac, RC, Piper, Washer...they give a false gospel. Should I recommend a booklet on prayer, the under-discipled could then fall for their man-inspired theology that came along centuries after the Gospels & Epistles were penned.
Sorry for this response being so long, but it is needed. 1. Revelation 22:17 says, “Whosoever desires, let him take the water of life freely.” Calvinism, however, says it actually means: The ones I (God) chose, will take of the water of life. 2. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” Calvinism, however, says this verse actually means: For God so loved the ones He chose, that He gave His only begotten Son, that those He chose WILL have everlasting life. 3. Joshua 24:15 says, “…choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve…But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” Calvinism, however, says this verse actually means: There is no choice, rather, God will decide whether or not one will serve the Lord. 4. 2nd Peter 3:9 says, “The Lord is…not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance.” Calvinism, however, says this verse actually means: The Lord is not willing that any of the ones He has chosen should perish, but that all of the ones He has chosen should come to repentance. 5. Matthew6:8-10 says, “…therefore, pray: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done.” This is a prayer. If God’s will was already being done as per Calvinism, then why do we need to pray that it will happen? 6. Hebrews 3:12-14 says, “Beware, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief in departing from the living God; but exhort one another daily, while it is called “Today,” lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. For we have become partakers of Christ if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end…” This is a call to not harden our hearts and depart from the living God, and to hold our confidence in Christ steadfast until the end. According to Calvinism, we can’t make that decision; God has already decided. 7. John 1:29 says, “The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, “Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” Calvinism, however, says this verse actually means: The Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the few that God has chosen. 8. 1st Timothy 1:15 says, “This is a faithful saying …that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners…” Calvinism, however, says this verse actually means: Jesus came into the world to save (ONLY) the sinners God has already chosen. 9. 1ST John 19 says, “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” Calvinism says, this verse really means, the ones He has chosen WILL confess their sins, and He is faithful and just to forgive them their sins and to cleanse them from all unrighteousness. Calvinism calls confession a synergistic work; meaning a work of faith added to what God has already done. Also, there is no IF in Calvinism. 10. Revelation 3:20 says, “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me.” Calvinism says, this verse really means, “…when the one I have chosen hears my voice, he will open the door…” 11. Luke 13:3 says, “…unless you repent, you too will all perish.” It doesn’t say, “it doesn’t matter if you repent UNLESS I have already chosen you.” In Jeremiah 7 God says, "People built places to sacrifice their children (in fire) to foreign gods, and He (God) says, "I did NOT COMMAND this, nor did it enter my mind." So, who do we believe, Jeff Durbin, RC Sproul, James White, John Piper or God Almighty and His Holy Word, the Bible? So, while God does predestine some things, this verse clearly says NOT everything. It's like a university predestining a football team (they WILL have a team next season) but giving free will to players themselves to decide whether or not to come out for that team. God, in His Sovereignty, has the POWER to give mankind a certain degree of free will to choose to follow or reject Him and His Christ. This free will, given to man by God, started in the garden when God said to Adam and Eve, "You can eat from any tree in the garden except the tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil." God did NOT say, "You MUST eat from all of the trees except the tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil," rather He gave them a choice to eat from whatever trees they chose, except that one specific tree. And by the way, they CHOSE to disobey and eat from the very tree God said not to.
Brother, I don’t mean to be that guy, but respectfully I think you’re appealing far more to human logic than the original context of the scriptures as it relates to biblical redemptive history as a whole.
Not only that but what he describes isn't even Reformed theology. Reformers don't believe God specifically elects people to go to Hell. This is a straw man, perhaps not intentional; but based on lack of understanding of Reformed doctrine. Everyone I've met that is against Calvinistic teachings do not understand it. There is also much more to Calvinism than the 5 points as well, which is where people get confused between true Calvinists and say "Reformed" Baptists.
I don't really care what people believe, so long as their faith is in Jesus and not of anything THEY do. For example, Free Grace theology is actually not too far from Calvinism, and would agree on more than Arminians. That is probably why Free Gracers often have Calvinistic views. Most of Free Grace people I personally know are actually 4 pointers for TULIP. This is common even with popular Free Grace theologians, such as Charles Ryrie, who held to Total Depravity and Unconditional Election as well as eternal security... So he basically subscribed to three points of TULIP. Once saved always saved is very similar to the "P" in Tulip, which is Preservation of the Saints. That is we have eternal security and beyond that it's just semantics. Point is, full "5 point" Arminians who put their faith in works to "keep" their salvation scare me. This utter unbiblical and we do not go outside of Jesus for our salvation, otherwise you are trusting yourself and not Him.
Want scripture? Read Luke 9:56, John 3:17 (use the KJV for Luke 9:56). Also look at Matthew 25:41 & see who Hell was prepared for?. Also, read Romans 5:18, 10:11-13 & Acts 17:26-31 & ask yourself who at your Christmas gathering is prevented/forbidden/limited in those passages (many more like those, only 👿 would give a cult-like spin on them to teach they are only for Calvinism's arbitrary elect)
Who are God’s children per scripture? First define that. Then explain why Jesus said this… You are of your father the devil, and you want to do the desires of your father. He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth because there is no truth in him. Whenever he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own nature, for he is a liar and the father of lies. (John 8:44, NASB)
All in Christ are his children Romans 8. In the other reference he was referring to the pharisees and Sadducees that wanted to kill him. It was a reference to their sick mind and sinful heart. They were whitewashed tombs. They had left God and were seeking to commit murder as did the devil from the beginning.
Romans 8:34 demonstrates the coextensive duties of the faithful high priest, that is, he does not fail to intercede on behalf of all of those for whom the sacrifice was made (Leviticus 16:14-15). It is unthinkable that the faithful high priest would make a sacrifice for an individual, and then fail to intercede for him. In John 17:9, Jesus explicitly declares that He does not intercede on behalf of the world for eternal life, but only for those whom the Father has given Him out of the world (John 17:2, 20). We conclude that since Jesus is the faithful high priest (Cf. Hebrews 2:17) who does not fail to intercede on behalf of those for whom the sacrifice was made (Hebrews 7:25, 9:24), by explicitly denying that He intercedes for anyone other than those given to Him by the Father, the atonement was therefore made not for the world, but only for those given to Jesus by the Father out of the world. If Christ did actually love and give Himself up for absolutely everyone without exception (which necessarily would include the false church), then Christ "loved the church AND the false church, and gave himself up for them." Consequently, because in Ephesians 5:25-27, husbands are commanded to imitate Christ, they would have to love and give themselves up for both their wives and whores, even as Christ loves His bride and a whore, the false church, and gave Himself up for them. The concept of a universal atonement turns both God and men into philanderers.
@@robrhodes5050 Except we know that the "all" in John 12:32 doesn't mean absolutely everyone without exception because "the message of the cross is foolishness to them that are perishing." Therefore Jesus doesn't draw all men because there are many He repels.
Do you remember when you were first convinced of a god? How old you were out of interest? You see a person has to be convinced first before they can then believe any claim. If you were not a pastor which I guess is like our vicars, what would you do for a job? Be well.
I was in college age 23. As a non-believer I challenged the professors to prove the Bible wrong and Evolution to be factual and true. They could do neither. I was a soldier and Police officer for 22 years. After seeing the horrible atrocities during both careers, I realized there was only one solution for people and which offered hope; Jesus as the Bible presents him.
@@robrhodes5050 I think you have the burden of proof backwards. The bible needs to be proved true not false. Evolution is factually true and if you don't think so then it's back to school as the education system has failed you.
If nothing is going to happen why did all the social medias block trump because they dont want him telling the truth if you are with them traders in the white house giving intel to our enemies then you dont know what your talking about because we got traders working for the other side and it must be stop before they take everything away from us
I didnt say nothing was going to happen. I actually said just the opposite. I was referring to people claiming to be prophets telling people that God told them Jesus gave them a date when he was coming back. Or that prophetically theyve been told trump is going to declare marshal law, or there are special water marked ballots.... all bogus. But yes bad things are coming. Its already happening.
