I'm shocked
Stan Hallett (stanh@midcoast.com)
Sat, 23 Sep 1995 23:27:11 -0500 (CDT)
>While Winter's attitudes are wrong, they are plain. A plainly wrong
>attitude combined with correct salvation doctrine is a matter one can
>deal with. However, a disregard for the ultimate paramount importance
>of salvation doctrine, combined with a "nice personality" are the
>formula for seduction, and destruction.
>
>>It is time we start trying to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and quite
condemning
>>everyone that has not come the the full knowledge of the truth.
>
>I apprecuiate your zeal, but it is not *time*, any more than yesterday
>was, or 100 years ago. The church has always projected the love of
>God, as it is led by the Holy Ghost.
>I completely disagree with you, friend. Stan has been admonished to
>fellowship where truth is taught, and where
>
>However, his relationship with the pastor in question might be used of
>God, should Stan be an effective witness, AND should the man's heart
>be pliable. The cautionary note is sent to those who forget that God
>builds the house ... which is why we can often imagine quite a lot
>which will in fact, never happen. We should not make the worldy
>mistake of confusing imagination with faith.
>
>Friend, I think you had better get back to Calvary and to the word of
>God and find out what you have there. The world cannot see it, and the
>saints are hated for it. We are complete *in Him*. This occurs because
>of a belief in the doctrine of the Apostles, strong enough to
>overthrow rouge philosophies and lies which hide us from the light of
>TRUTH.
>
>Rev. MW Bassett
Mark, it's this kind of condemnation and legalism that keeps churches like
yours empty. You and Steve seem to think that you can win people to Jesus
and complete truth by finger pointing. What does it is Jesus through prayer
and fasting and being a living witness of Gods love by being more like him.
Prayer was all that I asked for, it should have been all that I received.
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Stan Hallett
Camden, Maine
stanh@midcoast.com