Ever increasingly we hear from the modern world “Live your truth.” or “Be your authentic self, find your own identity.” while the gospel tells us who our Savior is. It tells us what our identity is in our natural state, but more importantly it tells us what our identity can be in Christ. We cannot save ourselves, we cannot live out unnatural lives contrary to God’s design while demanding justification. Cling to the Cross, seek first the kingdom of God and lean on Him rather than yourself.

Honestly… some of y’all spend far too much time having disagreements on here regarding trivial nonsense, seeing the forest for the trees while arguing with those you call “friend”. Do better guys, please.

How to make a short list of unbiblical statements in a few easy steps. The thief on the cross wasn’t saved by ANY works, which is one of the primary points of that story. He had no time, no means, and no opportunities to be saved apart from the grace of God. He was saved by the blood of the Lamb, that was being shed into the ground right next to him. That’s it.

If true, it’s amazing and thanks be to God for such an incredible gift. However, I doubt we will see any proof behind this social media post, which in the end does more harm than good. The miracles performed by Christ and the apostles were public, rare, and served specific purposes. People make grandiose claims today of similar kind in charismatic circles, but we never see the proof of it. When we focus more on “miracles”, speaking in tongues, or otherwise making a spectacle of Christianity rather than the gospel, we’re focusing on the wrong things.

This guy sometimes says stuff that can be agreed with / is sound, and then wham… he says something like this. Deceptive doctrine at its finest. Pretty sure Jesus said that the only way to the Father was through Him!