Inflatable Christians

Originally posted by Suzianne
Should I be flattered at this, or insulted? Not sure if serious...





And it is Suzianne, btw, one Z, please.



PS. Also, it is Faith which makes works manifest. If you have no works, it is your Faith that is lacking.

yes you should be flattered, i like two zz's, its more jazzy!

Originally posted by KellyJay
Yes we can please God, not at all sure what you are driving at with making
a good name with God. I'm not trying to be dense here I honestly don't know
what you are saying!
Kelly

therefore if we can please God then despite the fact that we cannot win or earn
salvation, we can certainly influence the way he feels towards us, is it not the case?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
therefore if we can please God then despite the fact that we cannot win or earn
salvation, we can certainly influence the way he feels towards us, is it not the case?

You think you can make God like you more than He does someone else, is that
what your saying?
Kelly

Originally posted by KellyJay
You think you can make God like you more than He does someone else, is that
what your saying?
Kelly

I would say a definite YES to that.

2 Cor 9:7 ... for God loveth a cheerful giver.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you bet, Yves Saint Laurent single breasted suit, cotton shirt, silk tie, dont you know
every girl crazy about a sharp dressed man? get with it you guys, you think chicks
want to see you in church wid you're jeans and some old hoody and your sneakers?

I don't need any more girls. 😉

It's a pair of 501's, flannel shirt, and a beat up pair of work boots for me.

In fact I don't own a suit. Feels like I'm ready for a coffin in one. 😀 Of course I can find one for that rare occasion.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Actually Kelly of all the Christians here I find you the most intelligent and reasonable, with the exception of Suzzianne.

Yes everlasting life is a gift that we cannot earn, we have established that. However
it must not be used as an excuse for simply doing nothing. I am saved already,
therefore i dont need to do anything? I have been a re ...[text shortened]... ction and the vast majority
are simply inflatable Christians, content simply to hear the word.

"Actually Kelly of all the Christians here I find you the most intelligent and reasonable,.."

Hey! That hurts!

From now on I going to try and sound as dumb as I can just for you robbie. 😉

Originally posted by josephw
I don't need any more girls. 😉

It's a pair of 501's, flannel shirt, and a beat up pair of work boots for me.

In fact I don't own a suit. Feels like I'm ready for a coffin in one. 😀 Of course I can find one for that rare occasion.

your a minister of God for goodness sake, get with it!

Originally posted by josephw
[b]"Actually Kelly of all the Christians here I find you the most intelligent and reasonable,.."

Hey! That hurts!

From now on I going to try and sound as dumb as I can just for you robbie. 😉[/b]

thats just crying out for a reply, but i shall desist!

Originally posted by Rajk999
I would say a definite YES to that.

2 Cor 9:7 ... for God loveth a cheerful giver.

I'm quite sure there are things we can do that disappoint Him too, does that
mean He will love you less?
Kelly

Originally posted by josephw
[b]"Actually Kelly of all the Christians here I find you the most intelligent and reasonable,.."

Hey! That hurts!

From now on I going to try and sound as dumb as I can just for you robbie. 😉[/b]

No no, sound like me I R smrt tust me. 🙂
Kelly

Originally posted by KellyJay
No no, sound like me I R smrt tust me. 🙂
Kelly

r ite 🙂

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
therefore if we can please God then despite the fact that we cannot win or earn
salvation, we can certainly influence the way he feels towards us, is it not the case?

I'd disagree, He loved us while we were yet sinners, He died for us knowing
what we were like at our worst. He can be pleased or displeased at our actions,
but His love for us is a Godly one, not one like we have towards one another.
Kelly