Hope for the Weary Sinner | Justin Perdue

[@davestephen8679]

Thanks Justin. 🙏💜 in Christ

[@gnarlyness13]

Still inclined to evil, even as a Christian... this is so helpful...I thought I would never sin after I was born again, and it was hard to learn I wasn't perfect, but perfect in Christ

[@CowboyFantastic007]

😊 by His grace, God justifies the ungodly. Oh how ungodly I am.

[@billmarvel8111]

Without the resurrection we are still in our sin.

[@abideinabba2288]

Only Christ transforms. God bless you brother!

[@JaclynRuff]

Praise the Lord 33:14

[@JaclynRuff]

Amen

[@dawntie]

Being unequally-yoked with anyone or anything is at the root of all the judgement on the Church in our day. Adam was the first narcissist, who loved himself more than to protect his wife Eve, then he uses her feminism as a scapegoat to this very day. Adams are responsible for Eves' sins, not guilty but responsible, because God holds husbands to a much higher account for their sins against the family. Equality is therefore a weapon against the weaker, causing men to effeminately (a subtle form of misogyny) abdicate responsibility. Women can only pray for men to repent and for the ones who are not elected, that God's wrath be upon them. Psalm 2. This hurts women too unfortunately because women depend on men for protection. We don't need another world war because it's already here. The war is in the Church already. Pastors are held to an even higher account than husbands, yet I dare say most of them are guilty of exploiting women and children. We're in the first dark age of history.

[@Freed98]

Interesting take. I think more like all men are sinners men and women. Both Adam and Eve were accountable for their sin

[@darrenmays3265]

Amen! Both men and women are sinners and need to look to Jesus who died, was buried, and rose bodily on the third day to save all who believe him by faith. .

[@ibperson7765]

I agree with almost all of that. I have watched a lot of post-death accounts of people who went to heaven or hell. The only believers Ive ever heard being seen in hell were certain pastors; yes the accountability is high. I only disagree that we are supposed to pray that God’s wrath be upon the non-elect. And psalm 2 does not actually say that we are supposed to.

[@davestephen8679]

@@ibperson7765 What about the psalm writer king David he actually fought the enemies to death and scriptures say God was with him why shouldn't we pray for their destruction if their against God today?