I will say that the precious KJV Bible is true and that the Bible says, ” Be sure your sins will find you out.”

” What so ever a man ( or woman ) sows that will they also reap.”

No wonder there is such agreement with the writer. Birds of a feather stick together.

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Jesus said the world hated him, and they’d also hate the true christian. No, it’s not the signs or crosses or car stickers that makes us christians.

It’s the Blood of Jesus Christ that washes away our sins. He forgives us and makes us clean, and yes “Holy,” and pure. All true christians who will go to Heaven are set apart from the thoughts, actions, and even the way the world talks.

The Bible says, if ye love me, keep my commandments. Those commandments are the KJV Bible words. If we do not obey God, we definitely are obeying the devil, satan.

Jesus said, I am the way,the truth, and the life. No man comes unto the Father except through me.

He also says, no sin shall enter the kingdom of God.

We are judged by God Himself in every thing we do in this world, whether we want to except that or not.

May God be Glorified. Thanks for the equal opportunity of giving my comment.

Talk about a vanity license plate.

I do get over that guilt of “if you really love jesus you’ll forward this email to everyone and their brother.” I just say, “JC, you know the deal” and then I hit delete…

It’s exactly this sort of thing that chased me out of the church. As a jr. high girl who’s mom was on welfare, I was made to always feel less than a good Christian. I didn’t have the latest Bible, or t-shirt, I couldn’t afford to go on the cool retreats, I couldn’t afford to even tithe. When I stood up and said, HEY, how Christ-like are YOU being?! to them, they just laughed.

I’ve always believed even to this day that God should show through your actions. I don’t keep any Christian propaganda on my car, but I let people in when they’re waiting, I try not to cut people off, I’ve even paid the toll for the guy or 2 behind me a few times. I’m not perfect, and I’m not worried about forgiveness, but we all have to suffer this pitiful existence together, so it makes sense to not make it more miserable than it has to be.

Do unto others, and all that, but believing in “karma” (even so to speak) has worked for me too.

Can’t wait to read more.

Christianity is so consumerized these days. I used to work at a Christian bookstore, and it made me sick at all of the stuff that was sold that people would buy because it was the “Christian” thing to do.

Great read.

And amen!! to this post!

I don’t really find services to be the place where I worship the most. I enjoy the fellowship and the teachings, but I find myself worshiping God in the woods and by the creek in my neighborhood.

It seems the church went to bed with capitalism and consumerism (or more generally, the broader U.S. culture), and the WWJD bracelet and “Warning: In Case of Rapture this Car Will Be Unmanned” bumper stickers are their illigitimate children.

You can for sure exercise free speech. It’s just up to you if you want to look like an ass or not.