| The great white sheet and Peter. [message #14105] |
Fri, 22 March 2024 16:04  |
 David Coleman
Messages: 319
Registered: October 2009 |
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In Acts 10:10-15 we see Peter had to be taught he was wrong. We see God didn't give him up. He held to the law and was even saying to God not so my Lord. Everyone may be wrong in some way but God can change them by his means. People such as ministers even make mistakes. They are on a growing plan just like us. They should be willing to hear from others to help make corrections if needed. Sometimes others don't help them. We all must come to the foot of the cross. It is easy to point out faults and give up on people who are in error. Especially when they are called of God and have been great work and labor for Christ and need a little help in their mistake. The Holy Spirit is at work in his people to make the needed corrections. Let us remember --do unto others as you would have them do to you. Stand for truth and love your brother. The wisdom to apply maturely.
faith-- forsake all I trust him. Baal-- believe apostacy all lost. bible-- believe in bible life eternal.
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| Re: The great white sheet and Peter. [message #14106 is a reply to message #14105] |
Sun, 31 March 2024 00:49  |
openairpreacher
Messages: 15
Registered: August 2023 |
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Praise the Lord
A Brother in Christ or a fivefold minister can make a mistake or start traveling the wrong direction. And another brother or the church can help restore them. "And that's all good". Yet this also depends on the severity of the problem. An example. If a brother or fivefold minister whose seemingly is mature in the faith starts mixing the deeper Life overcoming faith message with 'astrology" spiritualizing passages and scripture to represent the zodiac signs this should be dealt with in a more serious manner.. "to be blunt"
the Holy Spirit "does not teach" Overcomers to look into the occult zodiac for answers this is a much more serious spiritual problem in "need of Deliverance" or expulsion from the body and disassociation..
Jesus is Lord....
Certainly this would warrant church discipline...
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