Replying to @farmingandJesus @GregoryAShirk
These folks openly express hatred toward Jews, Blacks, and Hispanics. Their rhetoric reminds me of the KKK, yet they claim to follow Christ. This is exactly why so many of us were raising concerns about certain voices in the “Christ is King” movement. Their words and actions are anything but Christlike. There are tons of men just like that one.
Replying to @troywojick
Jesus Himself held up a little child as an example of the kind of humble, trusting faith we should have.
Replying to @staleyexpress
Agreed. We all need to be willing to look inward and evaluate ourselves.
Replying to @rabbriansamuel
If I had trick-or-treaters, I’d give them a really good chocolate treat and a gospel tract.
Replying to @MikeOYeHoVaH
Nope. Those are false gods. Scripture acknowledges that people worship them, but that doesn’t make them real gods.
Paul makes this distinction in 1 Corinthians 8:4: “….there is no other God but one.”
There may be many so-called gods, but there is only ONE true God.
Replying to @EricsonAdv @LanceEdwardsChr
If you believe Trinitarians teach that there are three gods, then you completely misunderstand the Trinity. We believe in ONE God who eternally exists as three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This is why I agreed with you earlier that Jesus is NOT the Father and vice versa.
Distinct in person, not divided in divine nature. That’s monotheism, not polytheism. Let’s at least understand what people believe and teach regardless if we agree or not. Otherwise, you’re wasting your time arguing against something I don’t even believe.
Replying to @dcheeseater
He was wonderful. Miss him. It seems most of the excellent Bible teachers have passed away.
Mandy ✝ retweeted
Muslims are killing Christians.
And somehow, we're "Islamophobic" if we talk about it.
Replying to @EricsonAdv @LanceEdwardsChr
Do you believe in polytheism? Because the Scripture is very clear that there is only ONE God.
Mandy ✝ retweeted
Apparently, in church history, Arianism (belief that Jesus was a created being) constantly had a resurgence despite declaration as heresy.
Nothing new under the sun.
Although, rather silly now that the Scriptures are widely available to individuals.
Replying to @EricsonAdv
Also, you haven’t addressed this question:
Hebrews 2:9 says Jesus was made lower than the angels. Does that mean angels are greater than Him in nature?
Replying to @EricsonAdv
Why does Paul begin with Christ's preexistent divine status before describing His descent into servanthood, if his purpose is supposedly to deny Christ's equality with God?
Replying to @_jeremiahj
I used to be a skeptic as well, until I took the time to actually listen/examine the evidence. So many Christians continue to raise the same objections that have already been thoroughly addressed. It’s almost as if some people don’t want it to be authentic. If it one day turns out to be proven not authentic, we have absolutely nothing to lose. Our faith isn’t based on archaeological discoveries, but those discoveries can provide others with compelling evidence that supports the historical reliability of Scripture.
Replying to @EricsonAdv @LanceEdwardsChr
The fact that Jesus is called God means that He is God. Otherwise, the entire Bible contradicts itself repeatedly.
Several people have reached out to me recently because they’re struggling to understand how Jesus is God.
I wanted to share this powerful clip of Nabeel Qureshi, a former Muslim, explaining how reading Mark chapter 14 helped him recognize the deity of Jesus Christ. 🔥
Replying to @MikeOYeHoVaH
I’ve noticed that none of you guys will deal with the passages that contradict what you’re teaching.



