Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/10/07 01:39:17 AM |
Age 32, TX |
One thing which I have noticed when looking at feedback from Ray's articles is the complete lack of argumentative thought which you see frequently in other articles from CWN. Now, I'm not saying the other authors are frequently off base but Ray you must be right on. Lots of wise Bereans here and none can find fault with your method, I guess that is because it is so thoroughly grounded in the word. God bless, and thanks for making this lost "Way of the Master" known again to the sheep. Let us all heed the admonishment of Ezekiel 33.
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Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/08/07 07:29:58 AM |
Age 41, TX |
It was Ray Comfort's message of looking at myself in God's Holy Mirror, the Ten Commandments, that made me realize I had been a False Convert for many years. If anyone had told me I wasn't a Christian, then, I would have argued that I was in the choir, and they were wasting their breath on me. It was Ray Comfort that showed me I couldn't even hum, much less, sing. Now I can honestly say that I am SOUNDLY SAVED, and there is NOTHING in my life that isn't centered on God, obeying His wishes for me, and spreading the Gospel to others so that they may finally understand what sin, and wrath, and redemption, and repentance, and salvation, are all about.
I used to think that those "born again" Christians were nuts, and wonder why they couldn't be more like all the other "normal" Christians...now I am Born Again, and my heart is troubled not just for the lost, but also, for those that are lost, yet don't even know it..."Ye shall know them by their fruits." I guarantee that you know more False Converts out there than you do True Christians. Test them with the Law, alarm them with God's Holy Wrath, ring that bell why Jesus Christ suffered and died for their sins so they wouldn't have to, and maybe they'll wake up from their fatal slumber!
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Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/05/07 09:45:07 AM |
Age 32, OK |
I used to keep those little books of sin and a need for salvation, they clearly portray the dark road of sin the path you're on and the destination to where you are going, stories of lost sinners and the road to hell and Gods way and the road to heaven it does more to strike the heart the wicked heart than anything, it pierces that two edged sword your very soul in two . The other book spiritual laws is hard to understand not as graphic and not as striking.Salt stings the wound but heals it ,medicine is hard to swallow sometimes but the cure is worth it.when your foot falls asleep it stings to move it but you have to to get up and walk. I watched the Nativity Story this past week and thought on how dark the world was before Christ and how dark its heading as so many turning away from him.Precious Precious is the flow that makes me white as snow.If it wasn't for the grace where would we be?
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Re: Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/04/07 01:29:22 PM |
Age 48, WI |
What an amazing analogy, Ray. Second only to the Law itself in magnifying our sin and, thus, our need for a Savior.
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Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/03/07 07:16:38 PM |
Age 36, AZ |
Thank you. You used some very effective analogies. This helped me to understand better how to communicate when personally evangelizing.
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Re: Making Grace Amazing
| Posted On: 04/03/07 09:05:24 AM |
Age 48, FL |
Thank you Ray Comfort for turning us back to the law so that we can through the law show others to turn to the cross.
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