Believing Christian, Anti-Religion, Social evangelist, Cybersecurity Analyst, Writer and artist, and a senior officer in one of the FGN parastatals (anonymous).
Leaving doesn't have to be immediate; it's a process. Don’t force a change of religion on someone who just had a change of soul; that's the work of the HolySpirit to do.
And just because they are still in their former religion after confessing Christ doesn't mean they aren't saved.
The requirement for salvation is belief; going to church is for learning and identification, not a qualification for salvation.
Alright, let me explain this for you carefully sir;
Hannah didn't give anything to God before he gave her Samuel; she prayed from her heart and vowed to give back what God would give her. Note: She brought back what God gave her, so God provides what you bring; he must provide first before you can bring.
The Shunammite woman didn't provide shelter because she wanted anything in return; she was simply hospitable, and when Elisha prophesied that she would give birth, she took it as a joke; if she wanted anything in return, she wouldn't count it as a joke.
The boy with the bread and fish didn't come to make a transaction with God; he was just present at Jesus’ teaching and brought what he would eat. What he brought became the avenue for multiplication, and there is no record that the boy was paid back; he only enjoyed what he brought, not him alone, but everyone present. If it were transactional, the boy would have every right to dictate where his resources are distributed.
Mary of Bethany: There is nowhere in the Bible that it states the intention of Mary; Jesus was the one who placed a prophetic meaning on what Mary did, that she anointed him in preparation for his burial.
Mary did what she did out of love, not for anything in return.
No one in the Bible triggered God, not even Solomon.
Well, I will overlook the insult; I will count it as ignorance.
But sorry to tell you that your opinion doesn't count; the Bible has the final say.
You are judging the heavenly race by where religion is practiced.
Our mistake as Christians is thinking that when we preach to an unbeliever, the sign they believe is that they leave where they are. That's not our job; that's the job of the Holy Spirit. Let the person be where they are, and let it be the job of the HolySpirit to bring them out; let it be the person’s decision. Anything beyond the person deciding to leave where they are becomes work rather than faith.
“Each person should remain in the situation they were in when God called them.”
1 Corinthians 7:20 NIV
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And lastly, the requirement to heaven is not to be in church but to believe;
“that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the Scripture says, “Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame.” For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, for the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon Him. For “whoever calls on the name of the LORD shall be saved.””
Romans 10:9-13 NKJV
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Next time, don't come online to show your ignorance. When people speak like us, it means they have studied, but you ignorant, religious, bigoted people just come to spew nonsense.
@ConcernCittizen@Dammi_Esq Any Muslim who believes Jesus is their Lord and that he died and was buried and ressurected and ascended to the Father and is coming back again is never going to hell.
The requirement was to believe, not to change religion.
@ChiomaSandra235@Dammi_Esq Any Muslim who believes Jesus is their Lord and that he died and was buried and ressurected and ascended to the Father and is coming back again is never going to hell.
The requirement was to believe, not to change religion.
@just_incrediibl@ozioma88 Any Muslim who believes Jesus is their Lord and that he died and was buried and ressurected and ascended to the Father and is coming back again is never going to hell.
The requirement was to believe, not to change religion.
@Ewure885@OurFavOnlineDoc I will only call for given from those whom God has already given to.
In essence, I will never make giving a compulsion but rather an act of generosity.