That one I've heard but it could mean your are very close to being a hillbilly.I've always heard it...if it's the Lord's will and the creek don't rise...lol
For the cause of Christ
Roger
That one I've heard but it could mean your are very close to being a hillbilly.I've always heard it...if it's the Lord's will and the creek don't rise...lol
Most of the Bible speak we use isn't really understood by non-Christians.
"You must be born again", for example, confuses normal people. Think how Nicodemus felt. The Bible gives examples of what it's like trying to have a spiritual conversation with a non-spiritual person. Break it down in plain English (or whatever language you speak) and it'll help people pick it up a lot faster.
I like how you've drawn a distinction between Christians and "normal people"![]()
Why is it false? If you broaden the meaning of cleanliness to include spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical cleanliness, then it is very fitting. Jesus said:Not my favorite, but one that has been around awhile and is false. "Cleanliness is next to godliness"
Why is it false? If you broaden the meaning of cleanliness to include spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical cleanliness, then it is very fitting. Jesus said:
Now ye are clean through the Word which I have spoken unto you.
(John 15:3)
Most of the Bible speak we use isn't really understood by non-Christians.
"You must be born again", for example, confuses normal people. Think how Nicodemus felt. The Bible gives examples of what it's like trying to have a spiritual conversation with a non-spiritual person. Break it down in plain English (or whatever language you speak) and it'll help people pick it up a lot faster.
“Just accept Jesus into your heart.”
A fine example of the message being lost in translation.
What is a heart, do you mean the organ that pumps blood? How can Jesus enter into it? Those are kind of questions I've heard for that one.
The best is yet to come.
Victory is secure.
We are more than conquerors in Christ.
For the cause of Christ
Roger