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Depravity: During my years of being addicted, in no way, shape or form was I aware of my dire condition- "being dead in my sins"-Ephesians 2:1-2. In becoming aware of my condition- by the preaching of some pastor who preached Christ. I became aware of who He is, He who saves! —

@needGod_net And by faith, Christians hold onto it by His grace, not by our merit.

The reason a Christian can be 100% sure they will go to heaven is because God is faithful and has promised eternal life to all those who believe. God will keep His promises.

@JCRyle False religions built on sand won't stand the test of time. This is God's doing, exposing these fools who call themselves believers.

As ANOTHER Catholic pope compromises and falls into apostasy, this is a good reminder that the Roman Catholic church is not the true church. Professing Roman Catholics consider 2 Corinthians 6:14-18 Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness? 15 And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel? 16 And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. 17 Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you. 18 And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty.

@realmikolson They'll damn their souls if they don't.

You don’t have to put up with this crap as a true Christian. You should not put up with this crap as a true Christian. Leave Rome today, Catholic friends.

@oliverburdick Based!

The Pope: “Christians and Muslims can live together and be friends.” The Bible: “Let those who love the Lord hate evil.”

@EWTNews Yep, God's timing is astute. He is exposing these false religions perfectly. Praise God!

Pope Leo walks without shoes in the Great Mosque of Algiers, Algeria. Video: Marco Mancini / EWTN News

@JCRyle Yep, universalism is brewing.

The foundation is being laid for Rome and Islam to unite to persecute true Christians...

Yep, God's timing is astute as always. False religions have no place in the kingdom.

@CatholicSOTC Rome is doomed!

Pope Leo calls Algiers mosque ‘space proper to God.' lifesitenews.com/news/pope-leo-…

@JustinPetersMin I couldn't agree more.

Be a Christian or be Catholic. You can’t be both. This is the spirit of antichrist.

There is something worse than holding our silence while the lost of this world walk toward judgment. Silence is a sin, and Paul was clear in 1 Corinthians 9:16 that woe comes upon those who do not preach the gospel. But there is a woe that sits heavier still and it falls on those who preach it wrong. The man who says nothing leaves the lost in darkness. The man who preaches a false gospel presses a lamp into their hands that gives no light and sends them on their way convinced they are safe, which is a far crueller thing. This is the condition of much that calls itself evangelicalism today. The gospel that fills the conferences and the well-attended Sunday services is not the gospel Paul received and delivered. It has been trimmed to fit the culture, softened to avoid offense, and rebuilt around the emotional needs of its hearers rather than the holy demands of God. Jude saw this drift coming when he wrote in verse 3 that we must contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all handed down to the saints. Once for all. Not renegotiated per generation. Not adjusted for the sensitivities of the age. The faith was delivered complete, and our responsibility is to guard what was given, not improve on it. What the contemporary gospel has done is quietly remove the very elements that made the original gospel offensive to the natural man. Repentance has been reduced to a prayer. The lordship of Christ has been severed from the promise of salvation, as though a man can receive a Saviour he has no intention of obeying. The righteousness of God that demands perfect obedience, the wrath stored up against every impenitent soul, the narrowness of the way Christ described in Matthew 7:14, all of this has been set aside so the message remains agreeable to men who love their sin. Paul warned in 2 Timothy 4:3 that people would heap up teachers in accordance with their own desires rather than endure sound doctrine. That hour has come. The fruit of this false gospel is exactly what Scripture predicted it would be. There are multitudes who prayed a prayer years ago and have lived unchanged ever since, who carry no cross, who love the world freely, and who hold full confidence of their place in heaven because a preacher once told them to mean it and they felt like they did. Titus 1:16 describes them with precision: "They profess to know God, but by their deeds they deny Him, being detestable and disobedient and worthless for any good deed." This is not a fringe group on the edges of the visible church. This is the majority product of a gospel that demands nothing, because it has told people that God requires nothing beyond a moment of sincerity and a hand raised in a darkened auditorium. Second Timothy 3:5 speaks of those who hold to a form of godliness while denying its power. The form is present. The language is Christian. The attendance record is intact. But the power God promised would accompany genuine regeneration, the power that breaks the dominion of sin and produces in us a genuine hatred of what God hates and love of what God loves, that power is absent. It is absent because the gospel being preached could not produce it. A truncated gospel produces a truncated Christianity, which is to say no real Christianity at all, only a religious performance that ends at the judgment seat with Christ saying He never knew the performer. Jesus warned about this with a specificity we ought to find deeply sobering. In Matthew 7:21 to 23, He was not describing people who barely heard the message and walked away indifferent. He was describing people who cried "Lord, Lord," who pointed to deeds done in His name, who were fully persuaded they were His own. And He said plainly that He never knew them. The most sobering possibility a preacher must reckon with is not that the congregation will reject the gospel outright. It is that they will receive a version of it that leaves them exactly as they were, dressed in Christian language, moving toward judgment while moving with complete confidence toward glory. This is why the gospel must be preached in its fullness. It cannot begin with God's love and stop there, as if His love can be understood apart from His holiness, His justice, and the genuine necessity of the cross. God is holy. We are guilty. The wrath described in Romans 2:5 as being stored up against the day of judgment is not a theological abstraction for classroom debate. It is the righteous and inevitable response of a perfectly just God to genuine moral rebellion. When that reality is removed, the cross becomes sentimental rather than necessary, and a sentimental cross saves no one. Paul addressed false gospels with a severity we ought to sit with in silence before we speak a word from any pulpit or platform. In Galatians 1:8 he said that if anyone, even an angel from heaven, preaches a gospel contrary to what was delivered, let him be accursed. He repeated it in verse 9 so no one could mistake it for rhetorical emphasis. Anathema. Set apart for destruction. Paul was not describing a minor disagreement between brothers over secondary matters. He was describing something so lethal to souls that the strongest possible word was barely adequate for the warning. We ought to feel that weight every time we hear the contemporary gospel stripped of repentance and the fear of God. We dare not be silent before a dying world. But we dare not open our mouths and speak something other than the word once delivered to the saints. The lost need the real gospel, not a softened version made comfortable enough for men who have no intention of bending the knee. Woe to those who say nothing when they should speak. A greater woe belongs to those who speak and call it the gospel of Christ when it is something He would not recognize.

@iamrjknight Amen 🙏🏻

@DrFrankTurek Wrong belief leads to a wrong destination, eschatologically.

Why is it important for Christians to call out false teachers?

@farmingandJesus Historically, no he wasn't. And no amount of gymnastics will turn him into one.

Peter was married and he wasn’t the first pope.

As a Christian, I can't imagine calling anyone "Holy Father" but God alone. Calling the Pope that is unthinkable blasphemy.

@GatorRob777 Amen!!

“Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever believes in Me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do, because I am going to the Father. — John 14:12, ESV

@farmingandJesus Exactly 💯

Being biblically corrected by christians isn’t persecution. So we’re all clear.

@Truth_matters20 They will run in circles the whole day trying to justify this blasphemy, idolatrous take of theirs.

Only ONE person has ever been sinless: Jesus Christ.

@sola_chad Christians don't only unregenerate souls would.

“And call no man your father on earth, for you have one Father, who is in heaven.” -Matthew 23:9

It is once again a good day to remember that our ultimate loyalty must be to Christ alone.