@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Buddy, you okay? If *I* were to make any pronouncements upon JD Hall’s life or ministry, *I* *could* be guilty of slander, since I don’t know the details of his situation
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher It not my “logic,” it’s the infallible word of God (that you refuse to interact with). I can’t answer whether or not he is qualified, I don’t know the all the details of his situation. This is why I won’t answer, being possibly guilty of slander.
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher “… Whoever insults his brother or sister will be subject to the court. Whoever says, ‘You fool!’ will be subject to hellfire.”
Matthew 5:22
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Yes I’m a Christian. Now you can respond: Paul says he rejoices at (I’m assuming what you would call false teachers) preaching Christ, but Alex has additional amendments to who can preach Christ and where? Do I got this right?
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Oh here it is. Paul says he rejoices at (I’m assuming what you would call false teachers) preaching Christ, but Alex has additional amendments to who can preach Christ and where? Do I got this right?
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher You must have quickly deleted your previous tweet that I was just responding to, realizing it was obviously in direct contradiction with the Philippians passage. But at least you realized. Good on you
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Because I responded to your initial questioning of JD Hall’s appearance on Tucker by simply copy and pasting relevant/applicable scripture, and you’ve yet to address it. Additionally, this isn’t a question of if he’s qualified (see scripture above)
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Were the ones preaching Christ out of envy, selfishness, insincerity, and false motives that Paul rejoiced over, qualified? I guess you just refuse to speak on the passage I’ve quoted. It is the Bible after all
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher Idk what Paul would have done. Pretty crazy to me that he rejoiced at the preaching of Christ by selfish, envious, insincere, men with false motives. Would you?
@alexanderw36@TexasPreacher “To be sure, some preach Christ out of envy and rivalry…[they]proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition, not sincerely… What does it matter? Only that in every way, whether from false motives or true, Christ is proclaimed, and in this I rejoice…I will continue to rejoice”
@TodAshby@JimLincoln1517 From the GCC website > distinctives > Lordship Salvation: “The gospel that Jesus proclaimed was a call to discipleship, a call to follow him in submissive obedience…” This is, sadly, by definition, turning the gospel into a new law - explicitly what you claim LS and JM didn’t do
The FDA now recognizes that the covid vaccines killed healthy children who were in no danger from covid itself.
That’s the tip of a gigantic iceberg—bioweapon leaks, science fraud, regulatory capture, a global coup by the “public health” bureaucracy against traditional medicine, the debut of a lethal new vaccine platform, shredding of the First Amendment, and robotic pens used to brazenly pardon criminal masterminds—all lurk just below the surface.
Thanks to @VPrasadMDMPH for stepping up.
Talk about a total swing of the pendulum. Hopefully when asked another 5 years from now what beliefs he’s held that have changed, “saying it’s a sin to vote for a pro choice candidate,” will be his answer. Let’s let God define sin.
9 Marks President Jonathan Leeman walks back controversial comments made at the 2018 '9 Marks for Nine' event, now saying he was wrong to suggest that Christians should have the freedom and a guilt-free conscience to vote for pro-choice candidates.