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Comment on 6 Reasons Why We Should Not Seek To Hear God’s Audible Voice by Whatever

Whatever — Tue, 09 Jan 2018 08:26:00 +0000

The only person who would believe this article is someone with Zero biblical knowledge and has not sat down and read the bible for themselves at all. I would almost argue that your being used by the Devil to mislead the sheep and keep them from hearing g the CLEAR, CONCISE and audible voice of their father. John 10:27-28King James Version (KJV)
27 My sheep HEAR MY VOICE, and I know them, and they follow me:
28 And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.

Comment on 3 Reasons Why the Bible Doesn’t Use the Word Luck and Neither Should You by Man from Modesto

Man from Modesto — Thu, 21 Dec 2017 18:57:00 +0000

I agree with these reasons. Recently, a brother in Christ rejected the notion that the prefix Luc- is not accidental in the word Luck. I presented to him the notion that “good luck” and “bad luck” replace other phrases that acknowledge the power of God and remind anyone within hearing of the same. Instead of “Go with God”, “God be with you”, or, “May God go before you,” people wish luck onto their friends and loved ones as they undertake or resume a task or journey.
This practice of replace or defile is a common tool of Satanists. They say the Our Father prayer in reverse, adapted the rainbow to represent both homosexuality and pride, and finagled the 6-pointed star, used in witchcraft when the pentagram is just not strong enough, into Judaism as the “Star of David.”
Even the peace symbol is taken from a Satanic rite. It is an inverted cross, with the horizontal members broken. The circle is placed to “seal” the act. This ritual is required when Christians convert to Satanism.
This is how Satanists pervert the words that come out of our mouths.
Though many wish to not accept they were duped (Hollywood uses the phrase A LOT in film. It never adds to the plot line… it is there to condition its use in common speech.) into using the phrase, they need to ask themselves:
Is it wise to wish the random force of “luck” on someone if you don’t know what it actually is? If you will be pleased to see them succeed, say exactly what you mean. “I hope you have a great success,” is better than mystical “good luck.”

Comment on 12 Reasons Why Christians Should Not Fear Satan or Spiritual Warfare by Rebekah W

Rebekah W — Wed, 15 Nov 2017 16:38:00 +0000

I was paranoid that if I wasn’t careful, satan would cause me to sin and Jesus would come and I would lose my salvation… But that turned into severe paranoia and fear. This article really helped me fyi, it is very clear and true Amen.

Comment on 3 Reasons Why the Bible Doesn’t Use the Word Luck and Neither Should You by Rick Myres

Rick Myres — Wed, 25 Oct 2017 18:52:00 +0000

I do not believe in luck because the Bible speaks against it and that is God’s words and I will take no man’s words on it. Those are the words God gave me to say. I told a brother in Christ that when he said he was lucky. When I said that to him that moment the words first came to me. The man I told that to at least twice I told him before that I hate the word luck. He and his girlfriend were not nice to me for at least 3 months after that. I said the same thing to my brother on the phone in the same tone and he did not find the words to be offensive.

Comment on 3 Reasons Why the Bible Doesn’t Use the Word Luck and Neither Should You by Nionwa Jahi

Nionwa Jahi — Fri, 16 Jun 2017 20:01:00 +0000

Amen. I noticed when I became a new born Christian the words that this culture uses that’s deemed culturally accepted. Luck was one of them. And now when someone else tells me good luck, it’s actually offensive because I know they are undermining God’s will, and most the time they say it so much that they don’t even realize it. But I’ve learned patience. I have to remind myself that a blind man cannot see. So I will simply tell them to not wish me luck, but speak a blessing upon me. If they ask why, I’ll tell them that God transcends luck. Great article. GOD BLESS!

Comment on 3 Reasons Why the Bible Doesn’t Use the Word Luck and Neither Should You by drew bernard

drew bernard — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 14:21:00 +0000

Thank you. I read several other web site offerings and it is interesting that most Secular definitions couldn’t agree if the word luck was of German . Russian, Slovic, Scandanavian. MOST Christian (religious) offerings agreed the words origin stem from Lucifer. Whether it does or doesn’t I(I opt for the former) just the definition would lead one to: as the point is made; that one does not believe in God’s plans and timings. I get so tired of folks posting fotos of angels and encourage them with words of Good Luck. Or for that matter dead people (espec babies) become angels when they ascend to Heaven. Or that women are also angels. Good luck with that theology.. Again Thank you

Comment on 12 Reasons Why Christians Should Not Fear Satan or Spiritual Warfare by Manjul Balayar

Manjul Balayar — Thu, 08 Dec 2016 05:07:00 +0000

NO, I do not agree on what you said when all christians cannot be harmed, If you believe in God then nothing shall harm you, doesn’t matter if your are a muslim, atheist, hindu or anything. God is the Greatest and nothing can harm us, just Keep Calm and Believe in God.
Once I was a hindu but I always had bad luck in my life, but since my dad was a believer I started praying to God and I felt like he was responding back to me. I am not a great son or anything but he still forgives me. Satan is nothing compared to God. Satan basically gets his power from fear and we shall not fear. If live in a haunted house or something like that you don’t need to put a bunch of cross signs just believe with your heart, believe and if nothing happens my God isn’t real!!

Comment on What Satan Can’t Do [And How We Know It] by vim

vim — Wed, 16 Nov 2016 22:03:00 +0000

At the Garden, the serpent spoke to Eve. The term Satan isn’t used there. But we know/believe that satan entered the serpent to tempt them. When Jesus was in the wilderness, the devil tempts him. My question is: does satan need a medium/body/flesh/animal to talk/deceive/tempt people? Or can he just appear out of thin air and speak audibly – the way they show in movies?

Comment on Recognizing Satanic Attacks Is No Mystery by Vim

Vim — Wed, 16 Nov 2016 20:12:00 +0000

Thanks a lot for sharing this.

Comment on I Voted Today And Was I Surprised! by Dane White

Dane White — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 20:21:00 +0000

Your voting choices are all spot on. I would laugh if it wasn’t so sad that a country as great as ours can’t give us a decent candidate to vote for. They both are whacko in my humble opinion. I think we all lose no matter who wins.