"A New Commandment I give you: love one another as I have loved you." How is this "new"?
Jul 27, 2014 16:47:23 #
robby1 wrote:
When it came time for God to save me, He interacted with me just the way He interacted with Paul on the road to Damascus. God never gave us the responsibility to save anybody. Just be a Christian and act the part and God will do the rest.
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Are you talking "Presbyterian predestination?"
Jul 27, 2014 17:38:39 #
alabuck wrote:
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Are you talking "Presbyterian predestination?"
Are you talking "Presbyterian predestination?"
Who knows. Maybe we are all wrong. We will have to wait and see.
Jul 27, 2014 21:20:50 #
robby1 wrote:
When it came time for God to save me, He interacted with me just the way He interacted with Paul on the road to Damascus. God never gave us the responsibility to save anybody. Just be a Christian and act the part and God will do the rest.
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I'm not sure "act[ing] the part" will suffice. We still have free will and will make mistakes that others will see and take notice of. We must 'live the life,' not 'act the part.'
Jul 28, 2014 20:20:26 #
alabuck wrote:
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I'm not sure "act[ing] the part" will suffice. We still have free will and will make mistakes that others will see and take notice of. We must 'live the life,' not 'act the part.'
I'm not sure "act[ing] the part" will suffice. We still have free will and will make mistakes that others will see and take notice of. We must 'live the life,' not 'act the part.'
To "act as" is an action controlled by will; to "be as" is an action of surrender induced by grace and supported by the power of the HS.
Jul 28, 2014 21:50:53 #
rumitoid wrote:
To "act as" is an action controlled by will; to "be as" is an action of surrender induced by grace and supported by the power of the HS.
Good better best never let it rest until the good is better and the better best.
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