I think you're having thoughts similar to the thoughts I've had for years and years. I usually unload on here something about pagamas, but since we're' preaching to the choir' what's the point except maybe therapy for writers. 😂

Speaking of idols, has not the conservative/Christian/right wing political party placed the president, Donald Trump, on a pedestal? They're (and I say they, but I do embrace the moral conservative values usually associated with the Republicans) flooding social media with doomsday predictions if Trump loses the White House. I don't know if the election was stolen, or if there was voter fraud or not, but I do believe in God's sovereign purpose and while I'd rather see prosperity and moral changes made in our laws and courts continue for the next four years, I rest in Him.
But I remember when Hobart Freeman died, how so many of FA followers clung to false hopes in his resurrection, about the falling away from the faith by some because things changed and didn't happen as he had said they would. Others woke up and realized their error in focusing on a man rather than God. This situation with our nation and elected officials remind me of that lesson, hope when the dust settles people will refocus on the real kingdom and the ONLY one we should have on a pedestal, Jesus.

William,
Do you know what "Dominion Theology" consists of? I tried to google the information and it appeared to be a hodge-podge of opinions.

Also this doctrine on Sinless perfection. The minister at our church is saying that we our sinless. At first I thought he was referring to the fact that the Blood of Jesus cleanses us of all sin and at that point God sees us as sinless through the blood.

But Sinless from the time of our new birth is what he is telling us. Something doesn't sound right. If anybody has dealt with these doctrines appreciate any input.

In Him,
Gary

Obviously I'm not William, but somewhere on OO I touched on Dominion Theology, I recall that it's an error based on what I could find out online about it and those propagating it. Maybe William can find it, I hardly ever can find stuff on here that I've previously written.

I know sometimes you almost have to read between the lines when grasping what some teachers are saying. Maybe he meant that Jesus paid for our sins at Calvary, past, present, and future...But I know Christians sin after they're saved and confession and repentance are needed, but that's from our side... the penalty of death and shedding of innocent Blood has already been paid, once and forever Gods wrath against our sins has been appeased. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus precious Jesus paid my debt in full.
Maybe you could invite your pastor over for coffee and discuss the questions you have. 🙏

If you prefer to read an article as opposed to watching the video, here is a link to what he is saying in the video:

http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/2kingdoms.html

Also this doctrine on Sinless perfection. The minister at our church is saying that we our sinless. At first I thought he was referring to the fact that the Blood of Jesus cleanses us of all sin and at that point God sees us as sinless through the blood.

But Sinless from the time of our new birth is what he is telling us. Something doesn't sound right. If anybody has dealt with these doctrines appreciate any input.

In Him,
Gary

Mark wrote:

Interesting you should say that Gary. Something doesn't sound right is right. I originally thought he must have been just not being clear on his theology. But as you said that is what he meant. I've never heard of that.

Interesting I'm listening to Bro Freeman's deeper deliverance teachings again. On tape 263-1 Guarding against deceptions and delusions, he talks about sinless perfection being a delusion taught by lots of people and some denominations. He says it in context to taking up the cross. Why do we need to take up the cross if your sins are past and temptation too. Cross is useless to these folk.

Anyway, I thought I would throw that in as I'd never heard of it.

Gary, I've been mulling over this for several days, there are many who believe they couldn't have been saved because our sins were dealt with by Jesus at The Cross; past, present, and future and if that is true then God's wrath must not have been appeased at Calvary by the blood of Jesus and we can be judged twice (like double jeopardy).

We know this can't be true or our position in Christ would be subject to change, and God's Word tells us no one can pluck us from His hand. There is a lot unsaid in scripture about them, but we do see example of a person being given over to Satan (I Corinthians 5:5) for the destruction of their flesh, yet their soul was saved. Hymenaeus and Alexander were also handed over to Satan for discipline.