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NoGamesTolerated · F
I think I have encountered one perhaps once as I described in thewildecho’s post about angels. But…whether I have or not, they are here among us and whether we see them or not. The spirit world is very much among us. Good and bad…. Meaning angels and demons …
The Bible teaches us that we may interact with them unaware.
Hebrews 13:2
“Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.”
The Bible teaches us that we may interact with them unaware.
Hebrews 13:2
“Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.”
NoGamesTolerated · F
@sree251 There are some main characteristics to evangelicalism.
The major tenet of evangelicalism is the belief in being “born again” or conversion. Since the beginning of the movement, pastors and teachers have taught that Christians must repent and convert. Just how that conversion happens differs among Protestant denominations, but most believe in a “new birth.”
Another major belief among evangelicals is the belief in spreading the gospel message. History has most recently seen that in the movement of Billy Graham, whose large gatherings inspired millions to seek God. In today’s evangelical churches, there is often a significant emphasis on spreading the gospel through mission work globally and domestically.
By this article, I certainly am!
I generally just consider Christians are Christians. Hence I’m just a Christian. But let’s be clear! Born again Christian which is a fundamental principle in the Christian faith if one wants to see heaven.
The major tenet of evangelicalism is the belief in being “born again” or conversion. Since the beginning of the movement, pastors and teachers have taught that Christians must repent and convert. Just how that conversion happens differs among Protestant denominations, but most believe in a “new birth.”
Another major belief among evangelicals is the belief in spreading the gospel message. History has most recently seen that in the movement of Billy Graham, whose large gatherings inspired millions to seek God. In today’s evangelical churches, there is often a significant emphasis on spreading the gospel through mission work globally and domestically.
By this article, I certainly am!
I generally just consider Christians are Christians. Hence I’m just a Christian. But let’s be clear! Born again Christian which is a fundamental principle in the Christian faith if one wants to see heaven.