What Is the Faithfulness of God? 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5, Part 3

[@TheCreepypro]

thank you Lord for your faithfulness continue to guard us

[@SanctifiedLady]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@reformed2019]

What a joy to know, that God's faithfulness is rooted in Himself, and his faithfulness to us, flows from His election of us. Back in Chapter 2, the point is made clear that; God will carry thru to glory, those He has chosen to save! Amen.

[@beautyntsala128]

Amen

[@techknowledge3503]

I needed this today. Thanks Pastor John!

[@ab.5650]

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[@maxaplin4204]

God's faithfulness means, among other things, that he is incredibly reliable. If he has said he will do something, then that's it. End of discussion. It will happen.

[@bossmonl.a2035]

❤❤❤

[@gbxcl]

❤️‍🔥

[@sandyhalim1661]

Hi where can I find parts 1&2 to this message?

[@JohnQPublic11]

Apparently the author of 2nd Thessalonians doesn't understand Reformed Theology. Prayer has *zero* effect on the Calvinist Gods Decree. On Calvinism everybody has been impersonally and randomly preselected to either be hated and barbecue in Hell for the Glory of the sovereign Calvinist potter God or decreed to be predestined to Heaven as an elect Calvinist lamb.

[@dylanmilks]

All things, including one's decision to pray, have been decreed by God. So why not just be obedient and walk in communion with God?

[@JohnQPublic11]

​@@dylanmilks --- All things, including one's faithfulness or unfaithfulness, have been decreed by the sovereign Calvinist potter God. Life is fatalistic. There is no escape from the impersonal, whimsical, hateful, discriminatory, merciless, unjust, selfish, sadistic sovereign Calvinist potter God. Ones obedience and walk in or out of communion with the sovereign Calvinist potter God has been immutably Decreed. So why talk, or make videos, or even worry about it?

[@HearGodsWord]

Apparently, you don't understand what prayer is, or how it fits into Reformed theology. You also fail to offer the 'right' answer either. Quite a fail there John.