Today we have been blessed by a range of speakers who have stretched our minds in different ways.
Colonel Janet Munn spoke to us about the partnership that we have with God that is prayer. Majors Geoff and Kalie Webb spoke about the foundations and myths that underpin so much of what people speak into the subject of holiness. There was a time with Majors Donna and Stuart Evans about the impact that holiness, and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, will have on our leadership.
Finally, and perhaps best of all, after lunch we met in small groups to unpack a lot of what we had heard and read. A big topic of conversation was the ongoinig difficulty that some Christians have in living in grace themselves, and then protraying grace to others.
The journey continues...
DOES WHAT A MAN THINKS AFFECT HIS SALVATION?
ReplyDeleteDoes what a man thinks alter the fact of a man's salvation?
Can a man say that he believes that Jesus is the Son God and then say, however, I do not think that it is essential for my salvation? Can that kind of thinking save anyone? (John 8:24'Therefore I say to you that you will die in your sins; for unless you believe that I am He, you will die in your sins.")
Is it possible for someone to assert they they were baptized in water and say, however, I do not think it was not essential for me to be saved? Can that kind of thinking save anyone? (Mark 16:16 He who has believed and been baptized shall be saved...)
Is is plausible that a person can profess that they believe the God raised Jesus from the grave and then say, however, I do not think it is essential to believe that, in order to be saved? Can that kind of thinking save you? (Romans 10:9 that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.)
DOES WHAT A MAN THINKS ABOUT GOD'S TERMS FOR PARDON AFFECT HIS SALVATION?
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