“QUESTIONS?”
Can you recognize yourself in the following?
“QUESTIONS?”
Can you recognize yourself in the following?
“I’m too great a sinner”
“I’ll decide sometime”
“I could never keep it up”
“I’ve always believed in
Jesus”
“God is love and won’t damn
anyone”
“There are too many
hypocrites”
“I’ve tried before and
failed”
“I’ve too much to give up”
“I don’t believe the Bible”
“I do my best”
“I have wrong thoughts”
“I’m
easily upset”
“I’m not growing spiritually”
“I
have an inferiority complex”
“I get depressed”
“I feel of failure”
“I have homosexual
tendencies”
“My marriage breaking up”
“I worry a lot”
“I’ve just lost a loved one”
“I
have difficulty making friends”
“I find it hard to pray”
“I doubt if I am saved”
“I’ve committed terrible
sins”
“I find it difficult to
forgive”
“I’m contemplating suicide”
“Aren’t all religions the
same?”
“Is Jesus Christ really God?”
“Isn’t Christianity
just psychology?”
“What about the heathen?”
“The Bible is full of errors”
“Did Christ really rise
from the dead?”
“How can miracles be
possible?”
“Why does God allow
suffering?”
There are FOUR main reasons why people, believe
the way they do:
2. Pride – These people are wrapped up in their own self-centred
and ego centric universe, and will not admit they need God’s help for
eternal
salvation (John 5:40-43,44; Acts 16:31)
3. Bitterness – These are bitter with God for letting pain, suffering
and injustice enter their world … “If God’s not concerned with helping
us, why
would we be interested in him!”
4. Moral impurity – These people are knee deep in the pleasures of the
flesh and will not give up their present lifestyle. Their motto is
“It’s my
life and I’ll do what I want!”. They love their sins, and resent God
demanding
that they be born again with new heart.
It is not “I can’t” but “I won’t.” It’s a problem of
their will. An example is as follows:
A Christian when talking with a bright University
student said “If I can prove to your satisfaction, the claim of
Christianity to
be true, will you receive Christ?”
The university student’s reply was “No.”
To which the Christian said “Then the problem is not
with your mind, but in your will. It’s not an intellectual stumbling
block in
your mind, but a voluntary acceptance in your will.”
As they say “Keep an open mind” … and click on the
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