@rickpidcock Definitely a danger of pride in complementarianism. I would ask, though, what about Scripture? I would argue it’s also pride that causes one to stand against Scripture in the name of “equality”.
Psalm 5:8 - May we be constantly in prayer so that we can be lead by God through his Spirit to walk in righteousness and keep to the straight and narrow path set before us. https://t.co/1WCpE7pcap
God is holy, and we are not; it is only because we are clothed in the righteousness of Christ that we are able to stand before him. - https://t.co/HphB9ByBQk
Everybody wants to be a MacArthur until it comes time to do what MacArthur actually does.
Then it’s just easier to sit back and throw cheap shots, criticisms, and thinly veiled snark.
There will be a day when the church in America will wish we had more like him.
When you fall back into sin and feel like giving up, PUSH HARDER. Keep pressing on towarrd the kingdom. Do not let Satan control your mind and tell you God doesn’t love you. GOD IS IN LOVE WITH YOU
Most of our anger over theological disagreements have little to do with our zeal for Jesus.
Most of our anger over theological disagreements have much to do with our zeal for ourselves.
@xemilysmile@johnbcrist Maybe he has people holding him accountable? It’s difficult cause there aren’t many other platforms at all he wasn’t already on
@tarlene03@JoshAPayne @joshteis By definition, truth cannot be relative. If every person has “their truth,” then truth itself does not exist. Reality itself comes into question because it and the laws governing it change with every person. If you carry out relative truth to its logical end, you have no reality