Comments on: What Do We Believe? – Our Statement Of Faith

By: Two Feet

Two Feet — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 20:27:28 +0000

With one foot in the earthly world and one in the spiritual realm, I see two things many are not aware of yet … 1. the Kingdom of God is within each of us, and we can connect with this presence via contemplative or meditative prayer, practiced consistently and in solitude, without distraction … 2. our consciousness survives and lives on when the physical body ceases to function. We are information and energy, when all is said and done, built for eternal life. One other thing that escapes our awareness, on the whole, is that an economic system primarily driven by profit maximization and “supply and demand” can no longer support or lead to full employment, due to automation, technology and job exportation. We will need to construct a New Work Paradigm that takes into consideration our spiritual aspects. This change can come about quickly with much upset, including violence, or in a more orderly way, which is distinctly possible as people increasingly become of aware of the first two things noted above. This is being written without judgment. Having one foot in the earthly world and one in the spiritual realm does not confirm any superiority or higher value compared with anybody else. Understanding this renders one energetically humble and humbly energetic.

By: James

James — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:31:51 +0000

Fear is an emotional response to a perceived threat. This could be anything that will disturb our “comfort zone” and force us to trust God with the outcome. Fear is in direct opposition to the Christian’s faith walk. Fear is a tool of the Enemy that He uses to confuse the heart of mankind. The main purpose is to steer our ideas, perceptions, emotions and will away from the promises of God and toward our own worldly knowledge. Fear undermines our confidence and trust in the Word of God and the Holy Spirit.

By: michael heery

michael heery — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 23:22:08 +0000

i jsut wish people focussed a bit on the comandments,i see so many in africa reading bibles but for get commandments,.

By: Petros Petrosyan

Petros Petrosyan — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 17:13:04 +0000

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By: Richard Eastman

Richard Eastman — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 16:51:21 +0000

Your ability to see what others are kept from seeing is a spiritual gift of discernment.

The question Moon raises is a difficult on for a Christian to steer. Might I suggest Zion is of God and Zionism is much newer and is of Rothschild.

I would like to send you some diagrams showing exactly where the bailouts and stimuli are going and how they failed to get anywhere near where they might have done the domestic household and production sectors any good.

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 04:03:43 +0000

the jews do not worship the God that we do. they do not believe that jesus is God and therefore they don’t have the same God as us- their religion is one of paganism.

By: Eddie

Eddie — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 14:08:54 +0000

I would like someone to answer chuck moon as I agree with what he says

By: Glen Bradley (36)

Glen Bradley (36) — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 21:15:17 +0000

Chuck, Our God is a Just God, no doubt. The Jews & the Palastinians do possess free will and therfore choose to fight over that baron dusty waste land, Frankly they can keep, but that is beside the point & not realy helpfull.Just because the Jews Kill & steal land in the name of the Lord does NOT mean it is true. Just saying it is in the name of the almighty does not make it so. You would think that if any nation should understand the futility of cruilty & any notion of racial supremecy they should. As for arguing about who’s land it is. That is rather like 2 flea’s arguing about who owns the dog!! It’s time they grew up and relized that when the Sun goes out it’s all over for all of us no matter what you believe or where you live!!

By: Glen Bradley

Glen Bradley — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 15:35:54 +0000

A welcome spring to you all..
I reply with urgent concern & a doubt about the willingness to publish it. However try i must & shall.
While there is no doubt this site & it’s masters are well meaning and i am sure decent moral folk, i do have some reservations about the subject matter.
I consider myself a Christian & have a good relationship with God the father and all his aspects. We talk often and help eachother.
Here is the rub ! My God made men equall & of free will. Free even in maters of faith & free to accept the Lord or not! If we had to accept God, we would not have free will. Further if we were punished for not doing so (burning in eternal fires etc)this would be nothing less than cruel & tortuerous, my God does not condone this nor does he wish anyone on earth to use this as a stick to beat people into any faith. My God will accept anyone into heaven regardless of faith, agnostic or otherwise if they have lived a kind & thoughtfull life and have not sort to hurt others. This is the word of my God !

By: Ryan "Fuzzy" Zeller

Ryan "Fuzzy" Zeller — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 20:24:32 +0000

i would just like to say i am a 19 year old and my mother is one of the most christian people i know, and as i grow into a man and i see how the world actually works and how people are greedy, and have their own agendas i realize that everything my mother taught me about the bible and what is going to happen before, during, and after the tribulation are all spot on.

Most Christians now a days don’t know what to believe or do. God is going to come to earth three times. God is going to come back AS his people(jesus came died and ROSE AGAIN!!!), God is going to come back FOR his people( Rapture) and God is going to come back WITH his people(the battle of Armageddon)
those are simple ways to rember whats going to happen

i love your web site and i didnt even know it was christian until today… and im glad. i have been showing my friends and telling them about the end of times (to those willing to listen) and i use your website because it is just like it says; the MOST important news with out all the fluff.
thank you for everything and i will be reading this website until the good Lord comes and takes me away. thank you .

By: Kris Kemp

Kris Kemp — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 00:13:17 +0000

Hi. I am a Christian and I really enjoy your site! Thank you. Have you read “The Believer’s Conditional Security” by Dan Corner? If not, read it!

By: Sam Powell

Sam Powell — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 17:30:00 +0000

I have one issue with “Our Statement of Faith.”

In the Gospel of John, 10:16, Jesus states the universality of the Gospel. He talks of other peoples unknown to the pharisees and His disciples. He will bring the Gospel to them all.
He tells them there will be, “One Shepherd one flock.” We mortals don’t understand the possibility of salvation after death, because it is something alien to us. Life is just a brief stay on this earth. Our existence is infinite. Jesus will save all of mankind, in His own good time, not ours. When one accepts His freely offered Grace; it is surely not restricted to one’s time on earth. Jesus does not accept the possibility of man’s failure. He is the God of infinite second chances, and He loves us all unconditionally. I pray you will accept His time schedule. ybiC, Sam Powell

By: Chuck Moon

Chuck Moon — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:15:48 +0000

As a christian, I have serious problem to contend with:
We know the God of the Bible to be a just God, a loving God, and a Righteous God.
This I believe wholeheartedly.

However, in what way do I reconcile the clear oppression brought upon people by Israel in the very name of God, and likewise, the steadfast support from the Christian Church in the USA for these acts of oppression?

I understand the “it’s their land” argument. I am well versed in Bible history aside from what history I avidly devour in my spare time. I mean not to argue or challenge any “historical facts”.

My problem is only this: where you have a captive people who are refusing to leave what they call “their land” being partitioned and dismantled, in Gaza literally starved to death, because at the same time it is “Israel’s land”, there is clearly a theological crisis.
If God builds the house, it is built.
If God doesn’t build the house, it doesn’t happen.
In that view(simplistic as it is) I find it incomprehensible that the hand of God has lead His people to place where they are under threat(marginally) and are a threat to others, and are, in fact, forced to justify acts that any consciencious person would know to be wrong, thus they are forced to break the very laws they are taught to uphold.

It seems to me to be a very contentious and unclear issue.
Is my God a Just God, or is He not?

By: Jan

Jan — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 12:06:05 +0000

Do you believe in the rapture of the Church? If so pre, mid or post-trib?

By: Prophecy Dude

Prophecy Dude — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 13:14:20 +0000

I think I need to put up a statement of faith. I agree with yours completely. It helps to know this especially since end times studies tend to generate a good quantity of weirdness. thanks.