The Chief of Sinners

Eastern Orthodoxy is on the rise — but how does it align with Scripture? Join Pastor Samuel Farag as he introduces our new original 10-episode series comparing Eastern Orthodoxy with biblical Christianity — coming soon to AGTV. 🎬 Free to watch: watchagtv.com/eastern-orthod…

“Try Jesus, don’t try me” implies that Jesus is someone to play with. @tdeibarlow

“You will make known to me the path of life; in Your presence is fullness of joy; in Your right hand there are pleasures forever.” Psalms 16:11

“What do you desire? That I come to you with a rod, or with love and a spirit of gentleness?!” -Apostle Paul

Paul writing his 2nd letter to the Church in Corinth.

“Praying and sinning will never live together in the same heart. Prayer will consume sin, or sin will choke prayer.” -JC Ryle

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Often, the sins we quickly recognize in others are the ones we ignore entirely in ourselves. When faced with the temptation to magnify another’s sin, stop, pray & ask God to reveal your heart first. Could God be calling you to repent of sin you’re unaware of?

The sufficiency of sacred Scripture is a hill to die on.

The regenerate man loves God, loves holiness, loves the Bible, loves the godly, and loves the thought of going to heaven to commune with God and to leave sin behind forever. Joel R. Beeke

@300APFTSOLDIER @rankheresy I believe every Christian can lay claim to this title 😅 but we can be certain that we hear God’s voice when we listening to/reading His Word (Bible). We don’t have to rely on feelings we can rely on Scripture.

If morality is subjective, complaining about injustice is quite silly

When self-appointed prophets seek to repackage the Gospel to make it more relevant or appealing to culture, we must not follow them.

@grcastleberry 💯

If you don’t study the Bible, you won’t grow as a Christian. The Word of God is the catalyst the Holy Spirit dynamically uses in the Christian life.

The Christian life is not about less pain and suffering, it’s living with Christ through suffering and pain.

“Beloved, I urge you as aliens and strangers to abstain from fleshly lusts which wage war against the soul.” 1 Peter 2:11

God’s mercies are new every morning.