@NFL Dude, why are the commentators blaming McCarthy for turnovers when dak is the one throwing the ball?? Dak has always been the problem, but Jerry is too cenile to admit it
@BradBeauregardJ@POTUS I can say one thing, they have done a tremendous job blinding all of america with this "political party war" and keeping us distracted
@DougBaldwinJr I agree 100% to still treat the community with love, we are commanded to do that. But showing them love is likewise warning them of what their sin leads to. All sin leads to death, but repentance and turning away is what saves.
@DougBaldwinJr Just to ask your perspective and be sure. Are you confusing loving others as accepting their sin? Cause Jesus also spoke many times of pointing out ones sin. God still sends the sinner to hell. Is accepting their sin being loving, if our acceptance shows approval?
@kid_wolfe@LeVeonBell LIKE HELL WE DO!?!?! REALLY?!?! There is no reason or exception to EVER hit a woman. if you think differently, you are far from a man
@IanMCohen Riddle me this. If a loved one is struggling with a addiction, lets say its heroine. A addiction you know is damaging them mentally and physically, yet they find great pleasure in it. Is it loving to leave them be in their addiction or do you intervene?
@IanMCohen You are contradicting yourself. Using your words, the principle is the same. People are damned to hell being unrepentant of sin. We are to point it out to lead others out and to salvation. Is loving them allowing them to burn in their sin? But I do not expect you to understand.
@IanMCohen God set that standard. He deems what is right and wrong not me. We are commanded to simply repeat it. If a brother is sinning, we are to point it out lovingly. Not all do that sadly. But to not point out ones sin, is of unloving them.