Can you please explain the lukewarm Christian talked about in Revelation 3: 15-16 “I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot. So then, because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will vomit you out of My mouth.
You need to simply believe what the Word says; if you can’t trust Him, then all hope is lost. I don’t doubt anymore which when you think of it, Thomas doubted and he knew Jesus face to face, so it’s understandable to have doubts when we have never seen Jesus bodily, yet our blessing is greater because of that fact. Thank you Jack for channel :)
Good morning ☕️. For those who have been born again, belief was a choice, placing their trust in Christ alone apart from works (all past tense). Sanctification/ increasing in faith/ walking in the spirit and not the flesh is a daily choice (all in the present). Until we receive our glorified bodies at His 2nd coming, the Day of Christ (future tense).
Can you please explain the lukewarm Christian talked about in Revelation 3: 15-16 “I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot. So then, because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will vomit you out of My mouth.
You need to simply believe what the Word says; if you can’t trust Him, then all hope is lost. I don’t doubt anymore which when you think of it, Thomas doubted and he knew Jesus face to face, so it’s understandable to have doubts when we have never seen Jesus bodily, yet our blessing is greater because of that fact. Thank you Jack for channel :)
Amen, thanks so much brother! God bless! :)
Good video, thanks Jack
Thanks so much dokidokibibleclub! God bless! :)
Awesome!!!
God bless you Erin!! :)
You too!!
Is belief a choice?
Good morning ☕️. For those who have been born again, belief was a choice, placing their trust in Christ alone apart from works (all past tense). Sanctification/ increasing in faith/ walking in the spirit and not the flesh is a daily choice (all in the present). Until we receive our glorified bodies at His 2nd coming, the Day of Christ (future tense).
Nope
I agree one thousand percent👍
God bless you Anthony! :)
God bless you too Jack :)@@christianconvos