My Personal Testimony of Salvation


I was baptized as an infant in the Episcopal church then raised in it until age 10 by my mother while my father was off practicing satanism and trying to be a warlock. At age 10 my parents both turned Holy Roller born again charismatic. At age 17 I fired my parents' "god" and thought … Continue reading My Personal Testimony of Salvation

About Pentecost: No, they were not drunk and they spoke in known languages


No matter which English translation one looks at, it all comes to the same thing: the Christians who spoke in 15 different languages on Pentecost were being MADE FUN OF when some said "Oh, these men are filled with new wine." in Acts 2:13. The following verses explain it clearly: Acts 2:14-1514 But Peter, standing … Continue reading About Pentecost: No, they were not drunk and they spoke in known languages

The Issues People Have with Cessationism


MY experience:When I shared the following verse (11/2/2020) on a 'Christian' Facebook group about Bibles:1 Corinthians 12:9 (NASB) to another faith by the same Spirit, and to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit,and said it was really helpful to me to read MacArthur Study Bible on 1 Corinthians 12:9, which I quoted directly … Continue reading The Issues People Have with Cessationism

From TableTalk magazine: PREACHING THE GOSPEL TO OURSELVES


PREACHING THE GOSPEL TO OURSELVES “Preaching the Gospel to ourselves is calling ourselves to return to Jesus for forgiveness, cleansing, empowerment, and purpose. It is answering doubts and fears with the promises of God. Do my sins condemn me? Jesus has covered them all in His Blood. Do my works fall short? Jesus’ righteousness is … Continue reading From TableTalk magazine: PREACHING THE GOSPEL TO OURSELVES