I hope that you enjoyed the video the way that I enjoyed it.I can sympathize with this guy.I am a single Christian Male 42 years old.Can anybody here symtathize with him the way that I do?
I hope that you enjoyed the video the way that I enjoyed it.I can sympathize with this guy.I am a single Christian Male 42 years old.Can anybody here symtathize with him the way that I do?
You can never be too sure about the online Christian dating person, as much as it is a Christian site. Many frauds are also taking place in such a site through people who are pretending they are people of faith but are after swindling you. Believe in God and practice caution, so that you can be delivered from the ways of evil men with a perverted speech (Proverbs 2:12). It is trustworthiness and at the same time preventing any kind of loophole that might lead you into more problems.
For online Christian singles, mostly women, they should at all times register their domain names to their personal Christian dating websites or blogs using proxy, private registration so that they can always remain anonymous. It will not only protect the kind of personal information you wield but also helps fight SPAM. Everybody loves the thrill of a personal domain name and you can try it today.
For online Christian individuals, it is personal information that is very crucial, and should never be shared so early. Never give anybody you hardly know your phone number. If the stranger has your home phone or personal cell, it is easy for them to get your home address and show themselves in your home. For a woman, giving your phone number is a blunder, and rather than face the consequences, you can provide the number of a male relative, just in case. Giving your work address and phone number might also make him or her show up in your work place uninvited.
If you feel you want to talk with the online Christian dating person on phone, get a cell phone and hide the caller ID. You can also use skype.com or another online phone service. When you finally decide to meet, you will be overly sure you want to.
There are different things you should do to make sure your privacy is not compromised as you meet other online Christian dating persons. Your e-mail should be your first concern. You don’t want people having your real e-mail address which might also have your real name and other important facts.
We share this sort of information either because it interests us, or because we know that it will interest someone else (except for the common cold, which no-one wants shared). Sharing important information, such as what we’re learning in our personal Bible studies, and what we think will benefit a fellow believer, ought to be even more popular among Christians than anything else we could share. Here are some ideas of online Bible studies that I’m passing along to you so you can pass them along to others.
* For unbelievers a great study to recommend would be the chronological Bible study. For many, the facts of God, the Bible, and Jesus’ life and death are foreign, and even if they’ve heard some things, it would have significant impact if they heard the whole story. God’s holy character must be understood in order to grasp the impact of His creation turning away from Him and causing a separation, and His constant promise and then provision of One who would take care of that separation for eternity. Since some unbelievers might be concerned that you were just trying to convert them, there are online chronological Bible studies that remain objective, allowing simply the truths of God’s Word to speak, and letting the Holy Spirit bring conviction. Let them know up front that you just want them to know what the Bible is about so they can make their own decisions.
* There are so many online Bible studies for believers to study and then pass along, and the topics range from teaching new believers in Christ, to faithful, older believers. For the new and young Christian it would be good to pass along studies that will help them with the issues of Christian growth and discipleship. Since it has become so “popular” to be a Christian in some places today, people want to have the security of eternal life after death, but they don’t see the importance of a changed life while they live on earth. It is essential that they study the Bible and understand that a life for God is what shows there has been a true change. Evangelism and missions topics are also important studies to be passed along. Since believers have the only hope of life with God in a world of sin and death, we must learn how to share the remedy of Jesus Christ and His work on the cross.
These are only a few ideas from me to you, and hopefully from you to someone else. Will you point them out to those within your realm of influence?
Aleena Denison has a heart for seeing the message of the Bible presented in a clear way,and is dedicated to sharing Jesus with the lost and helping believers see their responsibilities in evangelism, discipleship, and Bible study. For more information and free downloads, see http://www.goodseed.com
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Most Christians, and sadly many clergy, believe God forgives all sins except one, the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. “Wherefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men: but the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto men.” (Matthew 12:31) But that misunderstanding is reading the Bible out of context and making doctrine, not of the totality of God’s Word, but out of a single verse that is meant to be only a part of its complete tapestry.
This biblical simplification has deceived so many, and in the process denied the very same their Christian inheritance of everlasting life, as an unforgiven sinner cannot enter the Kingdom. And who is the architect of deceiving those of faith? As always, it is Satan. He knows he cannot claim the followers of Christ, as no one can snatch us from God’s hands. “And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.” (John 10:28) But, and this is where Satan strikes, we can exercise our God-given free will and walk away from the unmerited and loving gift of salvation. Of course, no one in their spiritual right mind would turn from the Holy City in exchange for hell, so Satan deceives us into believing we can live a profligate life without everlasting consequences. In this case, he has us believing only a fraction of the gestalt God provides on the forgiveness of sins. And because so many of us want to do-our-own-thing, we readily embrace a false doctrine that says Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross washes away our continued disobedience so we may have everlasting life.
But that’s not true.
One of the most often overlooked and/or misunderstood books of the Bible is Hebrews, specifically chapter 10, verses 26 through 31. “For if we sin willfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, But a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries. He that despised Moses’ law died without mercy under two or three witnesses: Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace? For we know him that hath said, Vengeance belongeth unto me, I will recompense, saith the Lord. And again, The Lord shall judge his people. It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.”
These verses, perhaps more than others, make clear God’s intent regarding the sacrifice for our sins; i.e., there is far more involved than the sacrifice of Christ, as the other part of the equation is our response to His sacrifice. That’s what Satan is trying to hide from us. The Bible says that if we continue in our sins after knowing the truth, “there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins.” And that would include the sacrifice of the Cross. And without the blood washing us clean, no one is innocent enough to be in the presence of the Lord.
But, and this is where the rubber meets the road, the matter doesn’t end there. The Bible says that continued sin not only removes the covering of the Cross, but makes us “worthy” for a punishment in excess of dying without mercy. And just in case there’s any misunderstanding, the subject is punctuated with the terrifying admonition that, “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.”
The Bible is replete with examples of God’s love for His children, and this is another instance. Yes, some might see the warning in Hebrews as harsh, but those who know God see it as another example of His loving care. He wants us to be saved, and for His goal to be realized we have to know the truth. His truth. The only truth that matters.
“Be Not Deceived”
ISBN: 141209003-2
Author: Edward F. Mrkvicka, Jr.
Web site: http://www.be-not-deceived.com
The song sounds like the German Band Kraftwerk in the 1970’s.Does anybody here agree with me?