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Joined August 2018
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No one but LDS considers LDS Christians.
Someone just told me they don’t consider LDS Christians…
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Been admitted, staying the night at the hospital. Had another series of seizures earlier today when the meds wore off. Stable for now. Thanks be to God she is still with us.
Early this morning my 6 year old daughter had a severe seizure and was rushed to the hospital. Please pray.
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Replying to @GentileJoeBC
It’s ADDS—Anti-Dispensational Derangement Syndrome. There are three strains M, E, and S: mental, emotional, and spiritual. The Mental (ADDS[M]) occurs when they believe things that are literally and demonstrably not true about dispensationalism as a whole, refuse to be corrected by facts, and hate dispensationalists on that basis. The Emotional (ADDS[E]) occurs when they were raised in some (usually fringe) form of dispensationalism and emotionally react against it with deep disdain and vitriol, often claiming to “know all about it” because they “survived it,” though their familiarity is usually superficial. And the Spiritual (ADDS[S]) occurs when they engage in a kind of diabolical hatred of dispensationalism and its doctrines (especially its philo-Semitic orientation) with sinful attitudes like anger, wrath, fury, lies, slander, and libel, often condemning dispensationalists to hell as heretics and thus guilty of schism and sin against the body of Christ. People can actually have more than one strain at a time: ADDS(MES). There is no cure. They can only be delivered by prayer and fasting and treated with a constant stream of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
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Early this morning my 6 year old daughter had a severe seizure and was rushed to the hospital. Please pray.
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There is such a hatred of the “caricature” of Dispensationalism out there that all rational thought goes out the window.
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Its odd how many of my non calvinists brethren reject irresistible grace in terms of salvation, but hold to irresistable grace in terms of sanctification.
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The neo-anti-Semites are out in full force today, almost like the lid of the Abyss was lifted and the demonic hoards of the underworld were unleashed to ravage the land. Resist their devilish wiles!
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For those going to ETS next week, come witness the rebirth of dispensationalism in the academy. Going to be EPIC đź’Ą đź’Ą (okay haters - go!).
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Greet your fellow saints today wherever you meet them, since it's All Saints Day, (and every single Christian is a saint.)
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If the Jews are not really Jews, then why is it that the whole world hates on them while calling them Jews?
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Replying to @LaymansSeminary
1. Frequent formal debate challenges can feel confrontational. 2. Strong free-grace and dispensationalist takes polarize other Christians. 3. Deep technical Bible-study posts lose casual scrollers. 4. YouTube live promos that many can't join or watch. 5. Blunt or sarcastic replies in threads.
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I love when their own side call them out
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As always In your posts and answers you and your camp, respond to things no has said. Not one person has talked about willful sin other than your camp. THE ISSUE IS YOU SAYIN YOU HAVE NO SIN. This is contrary to Scripture. It demonstrates that you, yourself are full of the sin of pride to name one of the many you have put on display on these threads. I have never heard of any Christian that advocates to wilfully sin. Your gaslighting and out right false witness is testimony of your sinful and fallen nature. Perhaps you ought look at the log in your eye before you address the speck that is in a brothers eye The good news is that at the cross Jesus has paid it all for you
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My only dating advice is this: If you’re a *Christian, find someone who loves Jesus even more than you do. ❤️ Always keep 2 Cor. 6:14 in mind.
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The Big Sin of Dispensationalists that we use the same consistent literal, historical, contextual hermeneutic used by Luther to reclaim the doctrine of Salvation and applied it to the study of the Last Days.
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The government of the entire world will rest squarely upon the Messiah's shoulders, establishing a universal dominion characterized by unyielding justice and perfect holiness. Isaiah 9:6-7
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The absolute victory of the King will result in total international disarmament, transforming discarded weapons into fuel because warfare will cease across the earth. Isaiah 9:5, Ezekiel 39:9-10
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Last night @jerry_duck48985 made a response video to my video on Baptism expressing his disagreements, and guess what?? We’re still cool! It turns out, Christians can disagree and still maintain unity in Christ! Unless you’re a provisionist that is. Then you gotta make personal attacks and scream like liberals that it’s hate speech! Watch here 👇 youtu.be/uFMh_AvAtoM?is=1irU…
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Replying to @JesusandMary777
I can prove you wrong in 2 seconds
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Kingdom Confusion #3: “We’re building the kingdom… advancing the kingdom… bringing in the kingdom!” Sounds spiritual. Feels productive. But the Church doesn’t establish the kingdom. The King does—when He returns.
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