Two Kinds of People
You know how they say "there's two kinds of people in this world..."? Well, they're right. Except they just never say what two kinds of people there really are...
There's two kinds of people. Saints and sinners. A lot of people might not understand this, as they have been molded into believing that there is a gray area. I'm sorry. There's only black and white on this one. Either you're in or out. Up or down. In bliss or in torment. There are the saints: the very elect of God, called and chosen. Picked out to serve God in gladness. Then, there are the sinners: the ones who simply do not know God at this present time. They may have before, and they may later on. How does one decipher between a saint and a sinner? Do all saints look alike? Do all sinners carry the same genes? Truth is... Yes. To both of those questions. And vice versa also. Some people would not agree, and for time sake, I won't get too deep into this on this blog. I'm at work. Unfortunately, but fortunately at the same time (I have a job, and get paid very good... I just wish I was in bed). All saints first of all, have a common spiritual accessory. Not to make it sound unimportant because without this, we wouldn't be saints at all. Every saint has the Spirit of God, the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost. Simply put, if one lacks the Spirit of God, he is none of His (Romans 8:9). A lot of people are deceived (either by themselves or someone else) into thinking that they are the sons of God when they are truly and sadly not. At least not yet. Some people who are deceived think that everyone belongs to God. One thing I heard a lot growing up and still hear sometimes now-a-days is "We're all God's children..." I learned in 2008 that this is a lie. (I John 3:5-6) Paul also tells us in Romans that we are made free from sin. That is when we have the salvation experience (Acts 2:38). A lot of what I say in upcoming blogs will be disagreed with I'm sure, but that's fine. I'm gonna end this now. Who's kid are you? Spaghetti calls my name...
-M.Schaffer
There's two kinds of people. Saints and sinners. A lot of people might not understand this, as they have been molded into believing that there is a gray area. I'm sorry. There's only black and white on this one. Either you're in or out. Up or down. In bliss or in torment. There are the saints: the very elect of God, called and chosen. Picked out to serve God in gladness. Then, there are the sinners: the ones who simply do not know God at this present time. They may have before, and they may later on. How does one decipher between a saint and a sinner? Do all saints look alike? Do all sinners carry the same genes? Truth is... Yes. To both of those questions. And vice versa also. Some people would not agree, and for time sake, I won't get too deep into this on this blog. I'm at work. Unfortunately, but fortunately at the same time (I have a job, and get paid very good... I just wish I was in bed). All saints first of all, have a common spiritual accessory. Not to make it sound unimportant because without this, we wouldn't be saints at all. Every saint has the Spirit of God, the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost. Simply put, if one lacks the Spirit of God, he is none of His (Romans 8:9). A lot of people are deceived (either by themselves or someone else) into thinking that they are the sons of God when they are truly and sadly not. At least not yet. Some people who are deceived think that everyone belongs to God. One thing I heard a lot growing up and still hear sometimes now-a-days is "We're all God's children..." I learned in 2008 that this is a lie. (I John 3:5-6) Paul also tells us in Romans that we are made free from sin. That is when we have the salvation experience (Acts 2:38). A lot of what I say in upcoming blogs will be disagreed with I'm sure, but that's fine. I'm gonna end this now. Who's kid are you? Spaghetti calls my name...
-M.Schaffer
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