What is the Deluding Influence? (II Thessalonians

[@simi4321]

almost heard all your teaching on thessalonians...awesome and the way you teach is too good. God bless you and your ministry...

[@pamelacunningham7493]

I hope you will only listen to the positive. I have been in church and heard hundreds of ministers in my 64 years. I lost my husband in October 2018. He was in the hospital 110 days from November 2017 till his death in October 2018. I was able to study and pray in the hospital room with my husband. Thank you for all your time and care you placed into these videos. May God richly bless you and your family and church.

[@mikekuzilwa22]

This is so wonderful. God bless you.

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[@JesseMongia]

GOD GIVES US BELIEF and the result of his work of giving us belief is we then come willingly and not kicking and screaming . This guy was on point UNTIL he starts alluding to a humans ability to manufacture saving belief .If humans had that ability then that choice to start believing would be a 'good thing/ a good work ' .And scripture is clear that our best work is as a filthy rag and there is no ',good thing ' within us .That would include the ability to make a good choice of belief as being absent in many . Otherwise everyone that gets to heaven could pat themselves on the back as they enter and say ,'I sure am glad I saved myself or I saved myself and Christ helped too . No ! It is all a work of Christ and the only thing we bring to the table is our sins .

[@JesseMongia]

Good sermon, however he did not take this further by showing even the people's belief is described as a work that God does , John chapter 6 , and our beliefs are not manufactured by the human . Rather , our belief is a work wholly/completely given to us by God .

[@justinstorm]

What’s the evidence the delusion isn’t infact judgement. Like what happened to pharaoh

[@wdmmark1609]

I do not believe you understand this verse, Pastor. You are coming from the perspective of defending God as if he forced people to believe a lie and then punishes. It's this prospective that is blinding you from the meaning of this passage. And that understanding doesn't require a defense.