Grace Freewill Baptist Preaching

Brother Jason Ward

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[joeydamron]

This sermon could have been exactly how God intended it for somebody ears in the church that day and nothing more or for some other reason. Im not going to try and question it for what God has used it for. But if you would like to come visit our church and feel the spirit of God and worship with us to see and feel for yourselves, shoot me a message and I'll give you directions. God bless you.

[joeydamron]

I heard a preacher say one time that he listened to his sermon afterwards, and had noticed how he could have said more or wished he said more and others like wise from time to time. But we are not perfect and could not say anything as perfect as Jesus did. We need to be followers after Christ and pray for our brothers and encourage them and love them, not speak against them, which I am guilty of sometimes.

[joeydamron]

Hey guys I want to thank you for all your comments and thoughts. But just to give a thought in your conversation I know this brother personally because he is my Pastor. The Freewill Baptist believe in worshipping in spirit and truth, as well preaching John4:24. We do not have prepared or pre-orginized service and sermons or Bible series. We are Holy Ghost filled Christians that believe in letting Jesus do the preaching, he gives the message through his spirit.

[LIGHTRONIX]

haha i didn't know churches like this still existed! it's like something from a movie.

[theembracedofgod]

amen! but don't you stop working for your salvation! because its of your freewill!

[athames100]

@theembracedofgod ask away. email is faster and less drag time. drop the 100 on my name @ gmail dot com.

[theembracedofgod]

@athames100

I do agree with John Calvin's teachings on how the gospel is organized. Does that make me a calvinist?

your probably reformed too- the first baptists of the reformation were. do you think I could ask you some questions?

[athames100]

@theembracedofgod I would take it that you are a calvanist?

[theembracedofgod]

@athames100

there is no battle... because the issue has been resolved from the start with "allowing the context of scripture to speak for itself" because when you do this, then you don't have to extract from your own understanding of the scripture but extract the textual meaning from the scripture allowing the writer to speak to the audience it was meant to be spoken to. The reformers have been beating this drum for a very long time.

[theembracedofgod]

@athames100

awesome, I don't have a problem with the word of God either, 2Ti 3:16, and 2Ti 4:2 however I don't agree with your assertion that Mr Calvin's statements aren't from God.... I'd have to remind you that Calvin used extreme caution when exegeting the text of scripture *note; he believed in sola scriptura- in which you also believe. Arminius was a heretic that had to be addressed because he introduced universalism into the belief system of Christianity which isn't biblical.