@JennaEllisEsq Christ didn't die as a "substitute" for our sins. It is fair that one man pay for the sins of another? Christ wants us to participate in His sacrifice by acknowledging our sins. "Change us Not God" - John Launchbury...great book
@mehdirhasan At least have some substance to your insults. J.P has helped more people than you have "likes" on all your posts combined. Envy will get you nowhere.
@ZubyMusic I believe if you God gives you a women that loves Him more than she loves you, then you can survive the struggles of marriage and thrive. I know it's just anecdotal evidence but I'm going on 25 years with four kids and a great marriage...not all roses but we both love God.
@dearjohn_gideon@timkellernyc John 10:30...My wife and are also said to be "one" but that doesn't make us the same person. One in purpose I think is a better explanation for the verse...to save mankind
@dearjohn_gideon@timkellernyc Kind of confused how someone can do the Father's will and pray to the Father and say "not my will but yours" if they are the same person. If it doesn't make sense it's made up by humans not the Father.
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@mmpadellan@CNN You're a douche bag for even making the comparison. You're hate overwhemns any logic that may have prevented you from being so stupid. A comment and digging into accusers history to discredit them are not comparable. What's wrong g with you?
@DrMcFillin_PsyD @RonColeman These are all signs of separation from the Father in heaven and unless this is addressed the problems will persist. Check out @JLPtalk if you're tired or being "human" and God will guide you.
@ZubyMusic I think you're a good guy but the constant book pushing so you can continue the vacation is getting old.
Set a good example by getting a real job.
You don't protect your children. You don't get rid of the vulnerability. In fact, you do the opposite.
You expose them to the world as much as you possibly can. You teach them to be strong.
That's the best antidote to their vulnerability.