Brandon Stripling

Follower of Christ...Husband...Father of 4 beautiful children...Pastor/Teacher of God’s inspired, infallible, and inerrant Word.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@ronhenzel Such an emotional argument undermines the work of the Spirit and the Word. My presuppositions that were formulated over my Christian life and childhood did not hold up to the Word. Where arguments for DOG didn’t convince me, the Word did

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@rootcausesleuth If dead in sin is only a metaphor then naturally, alive in Christ must only be a metaphor. This is problematic! Christ died to give life! Not from a metaphorical death.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@themendelbrain @OrdellSpivey If you can choose “the obedience of Jesus” why must Jesus be born of a virgin, live a sinless life, and rise from the grave? It seems like much of your argument is “do better.” The problem is that’s impossible. Only One has clean hands and a pure heart who has ascended Ps. 24

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@rootcausesleuth @ThugLifeSproul Everyone knows what you think! You spew foolishness everyday on this site.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

Psalm 2:12

[12] Kiss the Son,
lest he be angry, and you perish in the way,
for his wrath is quickly kindled.
Blessed are all who take refuge in him.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@Soteriology101 They lost peace with God due to unrighteousness and Adam’s sin effected all of His posterity so that death was passed to all men seeing that all have now a sinful nature. Therefore, the only way to restore peace with God is through the righteousness of Christ being credited to us

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@EJohnson_07 @EvanPaul05 Romans 3:10-11 says that none is righteous, no, not one; no one understands; no one seeks for God. Unless the Spirit of God regenerates a dead heart, we are all left to our own desires which is to reject Christ.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@Trackman3 @EvanPaul05 I am grateful that God is not fair! If He were fair, no one would have forgiveness of sin, redemption, and reconciliation! Rather God is gracious! He will save His people for His glory!

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@colecubelic As a Bama fan, I love having you call our games. You do a phenomenal job!

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@cullmandaily Don’t leave us hanging?

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@wholeheart4god @JesusDied4UToo @WestonWoodsman I do hold to a distinction between Law and Gospel. When one blends those together it demands legalistic views. Our transformed life is by God’s grace for His glory, because of salvation. Not for salvation or even preservation.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@JesusDied4UToo @wholeheart4god @WestonWoodsman I’ve enjoyed chatting with you. If nothing else, it placed you on my mind so that I can pray for you, your family, and church. Good night and God bless you brother!

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@JesusDied4UToo @wholeheart4god @WestonWoodsman Certainly we have been “saved to sin no more” and we have a heart of flesh that is now alive to the law so that we love the law and desire to keep His commandments. But it will not be perfected until heaven and we definitely don’t say our works are non negotiable to salvation.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@JesusDied4UToo @wholeheart4god @WestonWoodsman You stated that your position demands believers abide in Christ through their “active obedience.” Justification comes through Christ obedience whereby we are declared righteous. The gospel has been accomplished in Christ and His finished work alone. Not his righteous + ours!

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@JesusDied4UToo @wholeheart4god @WestonWoodsman The only “active obedience” that declares us righteous before a holy God is the active obedience of Christ where He lived the life we could not live. If our understanding of salvation depends on our merits rather than Jesus’, we are hopeless.

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@elonmuskADO 15

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@ThugLifeJMac @ApologiaStudios I would encourage you to work through Covenant Theology first. Getting a solid theological foundation will help you break free from dispensational theology so that you will find a resting place in either historical pre mil, amil, or post mill. God bless!

[Brandon Stripling @bstripling14]

@cuatronelson I know what you mean. I appreciate your thoughts on this. I’m praying for clarity and wisdom on this as well.