Steven Lawson: More Than Conquerors 

I realize it is kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good place to watch newly released series online ?

@Marshall Zane I use Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

Sorry sister he was not praying for us He was referring to those who put Him there.

@@salomonavila1402 yes I know!! But don't you know the scriptures? It was our sins that put him there!! We ALL went astray, we ALL turned our backs on the Lord. We were born enemies of God, every one of us. Yes, our Blessed Saviour prayed for us, Father forgive them, for they know not what they do. If he was crucified for your sins, you put him there!! He suffered for my sins, and I didn't know what I was doing, I didn't know that It was my sins that put him there. I hope you understand this truth 💗

Nothing can separate us, who can bring charge? It matters nothing COVID o death, since God is the judge. God justified your husband. Praises,

Great joy!!

Loved this teaching. Scriptural, true and absolutely understandable for all who would listen.. thank you Pastor. Maria

I would argue such people are not regenerate. Faith without works is dead; a truly regenerate individual whom God has given a new heart will never sit back and lead a fruitless life.

It’s more of a colloquial statement now and not something targeted at that people. “Indian giver is an American expression used to describe a person who gives a "gift" and later wants it back, or who expects something of equivalent worth in return for the item.” It’s not politically correct, but in the context of his sermon, he does not contrast God with Indians, but rather “Indian givers”.

Catherine Marchand Peter denied Christ 3 times. Still was proclaimed the rock of the church

It's definitely not a silly question. But just as Dr. Lawson says, no other created thing includes you personally. As a created thing, once God has declared you justified, not even you have the ability to seperate yourself from that justification. As the previous commenter mentioned, even Peter denied Christ, and when Christ addressed him after his resurrection, Christ still called him Simon Peter. Simon the Rock. God knows we are weak and pitiful creatures, afraid of the pain the world can bring to bear upon us. And even in those moments of weakness, we can rest assured in God's love and compassion. In those situations, we can only pray that the Holy Spirit will fill us with the strength we need to stand in the face of persecution.

It means they're not saved (yet?)

wonderful

I have always struggled with eternal security. In regards to the reference of Peter’s denial and then post- resurrection, he was the rock of the church. I would argue that after the denial, Jesus’ works came back to his mind; he ran away, weeping bitterly. To me, this weeping would be an act of realizing his sin and asking for forgiveness.

Why did He lose you? Because he said the word indian giver?