Plain Old Tim wrote:
Jesus is your Lord whether He is your Saviour or not. He is Lord of all--Acts 10:36. He is Lord of all who acknowledge Him as such, and Lord of all who do not. He is Lord of all Christians, all Jews, all Muslims, all Buddhists, all Hindus--He is Lord of ALL, and soon all will bow the knee and confess that He is Lord--Romans 14:11.

John UK wrote:
I call it wisdom in witnessing.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
I would hope this person would have learned that Roman Catholics, Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses have much more in common with each other than they do Christians. Because it is a fact that when Mormons say, We're Christians just like you! they are not.

Talking of which Westcott and Hort a couple of Liberal Anglican heretics whose sympathies and religious misguidance ran to the papal Antichrist in the Vatican.

Since then they have helped to change the NASB, NIV and other modern versions - Doesn't that put you in direct league with these religious cults??

John Yurich USA wrote:
I have a nephew who is 37 almost 38 years old from Hanford, California who on 29 April made his confession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as his Personal Lord and Savior at First Christian Reformed Church of Hanford, California.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
they should go to some church like IHCC, we give people who want to join a --free-- NASB are most recent newsletter, tells about all the great bible products we have! So, if you know anyone who needs a Bible you know where to send them! (Ah, hopefully witn the money to buy them, even a NAS Large Print Pew Bible is something like 10 bucks, not counting shipping.

http://www.sermonaudio.com/new_details3.asp?ID=22014

DJC49 wrote:
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Always?
I don't think so, Derek.
Mat 13:33 "Another parable spake he unto them; The KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO LEAVEN, which a woman took, and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened."
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Also, Derek, remember that Jesus Himself made wine for the wedding feast at Cana. And please don't try telling me that this wine was unfermented grape juice. Not for a WEDDING FEAST, it wasn't.
Ecc 10:19 "A feast is made for laughter, and wine maketh merry ..."
The governor of the feast declared that the wine which Jesus made was good -- actually better than the wine served at the first. Perhaps this governor didn't know the difference between wine and grape juice? Or perhaps this governor was a "grape juice connoisseur."

The Synod of Dordt rejected these errors and fallacies which you guys teach.

"The use of the difference between meriting and appropriating, to the end that they may instill into the minds of the imprudent and inexperienced this teaching

that God, as far as He is concerned, has been minded of applying to all equally the benefits gained by the death of Christ;

but that, while some obtain the pardon of sin and eternal life, and others do not, this difference depends on their own free will,

which joins itself to the grace that is offered without exception, and that it is not dependent on the special gift of mercy, which powerfully works in them,
that they rather than others should appropriate unto themselves this grace.

For these, while they feign that they present this distinction in a sound sense, seek to instill into the people the destructive poison of the Pelagian errors."