What Does It Mean To Be REFORMED? Interview with W. Robert Godfrey 

Being reborn has today a too wide meaning. Never lost is never saved.

Being reformed helps you understand the faith and communicate it with others My understanding and ability to explain the true unadulterated gospel has gotten so much better after I became reformed

but it helps you understand the Bible properly, in context, theologically - without the hype of dispensationalism, which has gotten crazy over the years, misleading many.

@@BrazosEyrie I agree there are better and worse approaches. But if your starting point isn't the spirit of truth, while still being i a carnal mind, then you can expect to get into the wrong direction.

The Church is important to God. It is His Bride. We are not lone wolf Christians - we are a covenant community of believers God knew from before the foundation of the world to be his (Eph1, John 17, etc).

I can't get the link to work from where I put it in the comments on RU-vid so you can try typing it in or I found it by doing a search. It is at the archives of Abounding Grace Radio.

@@srice6231 yeah I tried that and it didn’t seem to work on the archives either!

A law that’s good and practical and maximizes human overall prosperity derives from a sense of “true justice”, which usually stems from some kind of deity that ultimately defines the correct code of conduct; and from there we view that the human law is imperfect. That said, that sense of divine is not exclusively provided by the Gospel. If God so uses His Gospel in establishing the law, great. But Christians shouldn’t prioritize restoring Christian nationalism and subject themselves under the illusion that they’ll be able to convert Christians in masses when they preach the Gospel, which is what the Holy Spirit can do. Especially now when the weaker brothers and sisters in the church are unfamiliar with the differences, Mormons and Roman Catholicism, along with other organized religion that brand themselves as Christians that don’t truly preach the Gospel, we often fail to minister to the flocks within our congregation, which is a clear mandate for the people of God. We aren’t called to change the world before we manage our families, nor before we all come to the church and worship in harmony and partake at the Lord’s table.

The true religion is bound to have secta and divisions, why do you think Catholics and Orthodox are always in agreement? Because they make up authority outside of Scripture

What exactly does that mean? That term is so vague and unspecific Are Catholics regenerate? Are Eastern Orthodox regenerate? Are Mormons regenerate? They all believe in Jesus and the Holy Spirit regeneration

except it would be a mistake. Amillennialism is the historic eschatology.

So no one reformed is saved? That's harsh

@@tomtemple69 They can not be because they do not follow the Bible in most important areas, especially how to be saved.

@@numbers22_28 wait are you saying reformed people can't be saved??? They can't believe the gospel or who Jesus is saved what He did???