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[COLOR=DarkRed]... It is very popular today to define a Christian as one who calls him or herself one. While this is a politically correct position to hold it is not scriptural in any way. Our Christ put it clearly that if we love Him, we are to follow His commandments. If we therefore do not our very best (not perfection) to follow Him and to seek forgiveness, from the bottom of our hearts, when we fail, we are not His.
... We find in Acts 11:26 that the Church members were first called ...

[COLOR=DarkRed][COLOR=Black][COLOR=DarkRed]... Although I would suspect that most folks no a reasonable understanding of what a Christian is the liberal press has had a field day, of late, with the word fundamental and fundamentalist. It has become the easiest method to discredit people like myself because the to "tags," Fundamental Jihadist and Fundamental Christian share the first fifty per cent of their tags names. For that reason and because they both have their foundation from history ...

[COLOR=Blue]... One of the saddest things that I see in the church today are Defeated Christians. How in the world did they decide they were defeated? In the last three verses we are given a charge, by the LORD, Himself to go forth and to make disciples of men and women, everywhere in the earth. In verse 18 Jesus assures us that He has been given all authority and in the Gospels we find that Jesus defeated Satan on the Cross at Calvary and that all our sins have been forgiven.[/COLOR]
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[LEFT][SIZE=2][COLOR=Blue] ... Recently, I was given demerits for telling someone that they were unsaved. I did not protest the demerits nor will I. We must, everyone of us learn to live under authority and from this incident I have learned to be more clear when I speak. What I actually alluded to was that while I might give the person claiming fellowship ...

[COLOR=Blue]... When I was just a lad I was raised to believe that God, if He existed, was not concerned with anything that we did here on the earth. As I grew, I noticed that the rules, for my behavior, were constantly changing. In fact, by the time I was seventeen, it was not only acceptable that I had relations with a female, it was expected that I would. There was no concept of sin in my family, what-so-ever. When I turned my life over to my LORD, the very most comforting thing about that event ...