I can certainly vouch for the doctrine of irresistible Grace. I was a heroin addict for 11 years and I had no intention of stopping. The Lord drew me to worship Him kicking and screaming at first. It wasn't when I realized the infection in my blood could kill me at any moment, even after the emergency open heart surgery. I wasn't willing even a few months later when I relapsed and used again, even though the doctors told me I had a 50/50 chance of survival if I chose to inject again. It wasn't until the following February, when my older brother passed away from a fentanyl overdose, and no drug on Earth could numb the pain in order to distract me. That did it. I surrendered. I was breaking down crying at work (imagine a grown 34 year old man on a landscape job have to run off and hide in the bushes and weep.). When I got home that day, I got flat on my face and begged "dear Lord Jesus, please just take this evil away from me!" I was weeping and I fell asleep on my bed and when I woke up, I was somehow better. I still wasn't okay with what was happening, but I was better. The Lord used all the wrong things that happened to me because of my own indulgent nature to get my attention. He was still working while I was still sinning. I was sinning really hard too. As I was preparing my daily injection of heroin and cocaine I would say to anyone listening, and sometimes myself or my dog, "man I absolutely love this stuff! I do. I love it. and I don't have any intention of quitting. At least not anytime soon. Ooo I just can't get enough even after 11 years I'm just now realizing... I absolutely cannot WAIT to do another shot! 💉 " "Even while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." It's now been two years since my conversion and the beginning of total repentance, and next Sunday, I am delivering a gospel presentation to a homeless mission full of guys who are just like I was. Dead Men, strung out on dope, homeless and hemmed in on every side. May they hear the good news and be raised to new life.
God doesn't condemn some people and save others for his own glory, that is hateful theology! And you're not telling us much about John Calvin while you're at this 15th century theology!
Great video. Very informative. 😁
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for listening.
I can certainly vouch for the doctrine of irresistible Grace. I was a heroin addict for 11 years and I had no intention of stopping. The Lord drew me to worship Him kicking and screaming at first. It wasn't when I realized the infection in my blood could kill me at any moment, even after the emergency open heart surgery. I wasn't willing even a few months later when I relapsed and used again, even though the doctors told me I had a 50/50 chance of survival if I chose to inject again. It wasn't until the following February, when my older brother passed away from a fentanyl overdose, and no drug on Earth could numb the pain in order to distract me. That did it. I surrendered. I was breaking down crying at work (imagine a grown 34 year old man on a landscape job have to run off and hide in the bushes and weep.). When I got home that day, I got flat on my face and begged "dear Lord Jesus, please just take this evil away from me!"
I was weeping and I fell asleep on my bed and when I woke up, I was somehow better. I still wasn't okay with what was happening, but I was better. The Lord used all the wrong things that happened to me because of my own indulgent nature to get my attention. He was still working while I was still sinning. I was sinning really hard too. As I was preparing my daily injection of heroin and cocaine I would say to anyone listening, and sometimes myself or my dog, "man I absolutely love this stuff! I do. I love it. and I don't have any intention of quitting. At least not anytime soon. Ooo I just can't get enough even after 11 years I'm just now realizing... I absolutely cannot WAIT to do another shot! 💉 "
"Even while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us."
It's now been two years since my conversion and the beginning of total repentance, and next Sunday, I am delivering a gospel presentation to a homeless mission full of guys who are just like I was. Dead Men, strung out on dope, homeless and hemmed in on every side. May they hear the good news and be raised to new life.
AMEN!!! 🙌
Amazing! Thank you for sharing such a powerful testimony.
Praise God for His Grace and Mercy
Amen Brother, me too. Thanks for sharing prayers
Taylor, I'd be glad you got over heroin addiction, but it sounds like you swallowed different koolaid.
Just because a person rejects God that doesn't mean Christ work is inefficient ❗️❗️
What grace has God for the unselected ones ❓️❓️
Watching 1:19
Part VI. Are there parts I II III IV and V too?
You can find the entire series here: ruclips.net/video/1ImpggVjU-U/видео.html
Why God doesn't have "good intentions " for everyone ???
Do you think that Jude Iscariothe was saved ??? 😅
So even the elected can lose the salvation ???
"God is so sovereign" that he is devil.... that's your theory in a nutshell 😮😮
God doesn't condemn some people and save others for his own glory, that is hateful theology! And you're not telling us much about John Calvin while you're at this 15th century theology!
"The elect are always going to be elect" but you believe in losing salvation 😅😅😅😅
Many mistakes in this presentation 😢😢
What's the point to preach the gospel to unelected people ❓️😅😅