How God Acts

I wanted to start off the year with a more positive presentation based upon going in-depth into the Scriptures, something I know most in our audience really enjoys and benefits from.
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#prophecy #choice #paul #will #justice

[@FabledNarrative]

I'm at the moment exegeting Acts to prepare for my Sunday School class. I'm currently at Acts 4:24. It's wonderful that this just came out. 😁👍

[@lykagonzales4152]

This has induced my fear of God more.

[@ManassehJones]

Cain thought he had libertarian free will. Joseph's brethren who left him for dead, thought they had libertarian free will. Pharoah thought he had libertarian free will. Leighton Flowers thinks he has libertarian free will. Thank you, Lord, for using these men to sanctify your elect.

[@dominiondefender4009]

Ezekiel 8:3, Acts 8:39, Revelations 4:1-2. God does not need permission to do his will in the works of his servants. He is sovereign alone. He does not share his power with anyone! The works we do for the kingdom of God are done by the Holy Spirit alone in earthen vessels. There is no middle way, middle knowledge would be luke warmness. Arminianism teaches our will can do God's will, molanism teaches a shared God/human will, powered by us. Either selection would have us be the author of God's will, and he has already said that He is the Author AND the finisher of our faith. If we are indwelled by the Holy Spirit our works are not ours, it is not our grace, we do not own it. Whoever sins is a slave to sin and the truth is not in them, but whomever is a servant of God is a servant of Truth. But we are not slaves alone but also friends because we know his will, we just cannot see the totality of his will from beginning to end, but just because we don't see it in totality doesn't mean our choices come from our knowledge alone, all knowledge has been given to us in his words and Jesus has already revealed all truth. And the holy spirit leads us to all knowledge of the truth. To say that we have middle knowledge or that our choices decide our salvation denys the workings of the Holy Spirit, it teaches graceless salvation. Salvation is being subject to the kingdom of God, just like the parable of Jesus when the disciples asked him to increase their faith. The master sends the servants into the field and do they not share in the supper? 1. The masters will is the harvest and to provide a table for him and his servants 2. He sends them with instructions, they hear his will and do it. 3. They share the fruits of their labor, for the master owns his will, the harvest, the servants, and the table. They are all part of his economy.