[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Hello from Australia

Sorry, I'm looking for a True Christian Man not one who can change his opinions on demand. Strength in a man is very important.

Well said, Miss Susie!

This fagnostic Alex seems willing to bend with the wind, as Pastor Ezekiel mentions. You need a strong-trunked, fully erect tree of a man, who will not twist with every breeze, not this sad little sapling that doesn't even know what sort of tree it wants to be! (I'm thinking weeping willow.)

[Boring Jerry]

Re: Hello from Australia

I am strong, but how else do you convert people than by arguing with them about why we should join?

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: Hello from Australia

I am strong, but how else do you convert people than by arguing with them about why we should join?

You want a spiritual intervention? Is that what you are asking for friend.

[Boring Jerry]

Re: Hello from Australia

No, I was simply expaining what I meant in my other post, because it was misunderstood.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Hello from Australia

I am strong, but how else do you convert people than by arguing with them about why we should join?

How Do People Get Saved if They Are Not Allowed to Attend Church? Is that what you're asking?

It never ceases to amaze me the number of so-called "Christians" ask us this question. If they would only blow the dust off of their Bibles and put their noses into the 16th Chapter of Mark, they would find that Jesus commands us to evangelize the world! He didn't say, "find a comfortable pew each Sunday morning and cross your fingers in hopes that some unsaved piece of human refuse will walk through the doors of your church." No, he said, ""Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel." That word, "go" there is a verb. And for those of you illiterate, misguided Christians who allow unsaved people through the doors of your church each Sunday morning, a verb is an "action word," and "go" means "GO!" as in "leave," or "SCRAM!" It doesn't mean, sit on your hiney! The only place for evangelism is outside the confines of the Lord's four-walled holy dwelling place. God's home is a place for True Christians™ to fellowship. Allowing an unsaved person into church is like President George W. Bush inviting members of Al-Qadea into the Oval Office to sit in on a meeting to discuss ways of capturing Osama bin Laden. It's something you JUST DON'T DO! PERIOD!

[Boring Jerry]

Re: Hello from Australia

No, I meant if you know someone is not saved how would you help them become saved without arguing your point.

[eliot mayfield]

Re: Hello from Australia

How Do People Get Saved if They Are Not Allowed to Attend Church? Is that what you're asking?

It never ceases to amaze me the number of so-called "Christians" ask us this question. If they would only blow the dust off of their Bibles and put their noses into the 16th Chapter of Mark, they would find that Jesus commands us to evangelize the world! He didn't say, "find a comfortable pew each Sunday morning and cross your fingers in hopes that some unsaved piece of human refuse will walk through the doors of your church." No, he said, ""Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel." That word, "go" there is a verb. And for those of you illiterate, misguided Christians who allow unsaved people through the doors of your church each Sunday morning, a verb is an "action word," and "go" means "GO!" as in "leave," or "SCRAM!" It doesn't mean, sit on your hiney! The only place for evangelism is outside the confines of the Lord's four-walled holy dwelling place. God's home is a place for True Christians™ to fellowship. Allowing an unsaved person into church is like President George W. Bush inviting members of Al-Qadea into the Oval Office to sit in on a meeting to discuss ways of capturing Osama bin Laden. It's something you JUST DON'T DO! PERIOD!

YES!!!!! You testify Pastor!

[Boring Jerry]

Re: Hello from Australia

I said nothing about inviting me to your church, but merely to provide a good argument.

[Susie]

Re: Hello from Australia

No, I meant if you know someone is not saved how would you help them become saved without arguing your point.

There are countless threads on this Godly forum, perhaps you should start by reading through the sub-forum 'Bible in a Year' for some better understanding.

[Boring Jerry]

Re: Hello from Australia

I don't really like using the Bible right now, because it's hard for me to believe that everything it says is true.

[Dr. Santiago Solo]

Re: Hello from Australia

I don't really like using the Bible right now, because it's hard for me to believe that everything it says is true.

But in believing the whole Bible is true lies the secret of Salvation(tm), young Alex, you should know that by now!

[Brother Temperance]

Re: Hello from Australia

I don't really like using the Bible right now, because it's hard for me to believe that everything it says is true.

You have to be willing to meet God halfway on this one. If you can't be bothered to make the effort to believe that everything in the Bible is true, why should He bother to save you from eternal damnation?