Better said this way " You have the world, but do not have GOD then you have nothing, but have GOD & not the world then you have everything" .The bible can be understood in terms of 'Do not" with its fruit coming from "Did not". --- Indulgences.

Tullian Tchividjian, a grandson of Billy Graham. They are disciples of the self proclaimed apostle to the Gentiles! Me, I, mine, my gospel, Paul tells us he is all things to all people! J Who are you? The lost sheep Jesus came to save or... are you the goats that hears the other? One message tells us, about the hard path to the narrow gate... one the easy path to the glorious wide gate that is not hard to enter. Cheap grace? Costly grace? One tells us that the Commandments leads us to Life... one tells us the Commandments convicts us to death! Will you recognize what the two witnesses will witness to the world? I can tell you their testimony will be foreign to most Christians like it was foreign to the Pharisee! They will be hated just like Jesus was by the so called believers! I personally know Jesus, He is my Master, I personally know His Disciples for they are born from above as I am. Jesus is the perfect example, and His sheep hears His voice! Who are you?

I agree with Pastor Tchividjian 100%. The answer for carnal Christianity is not more rules, it is embracing and living in the new nature that Christ gave us through the provisions of the New Covenant. We as a church are entirely too illiterate when it comes to understanding the new identity, new heart, new nature, new power, new Spirit, new purity, new disposition, new relationship with sin, and new everything that we have been given by Christ to live a holy life. You are no longer a slave to sin, not because you are trying harder than the next guy, but because the power over sin was given to believers at the cross. http://jaylehman.com/

It is easy to lose track of the simple fact that we are here to sh ow o n e a no ther love ; to be each other’s support, each other’s shelter, each other’s refuge from the negativity of the world that we so often create ourselves. We are a creation of love, we have been saved by love, every new morning that we are allowed to greet, every smile from our children, every touch from our lover, every little bit of hope that remains in us is a product of the love of God and it is our responsibility, our honor, to share that love with others in the same way that God has shared it with us. Love is a dynamic thing; it cannot be still, it cannot be quiet. It must be expressed. A love locked away, limited, is fated to darken and wither like a plucked rose. It can survive for a while, retain its vibrancy, its color, its aroma, but once its cut off from its source of nourishment, its fate is set. Therefore, we are to cultivate it, nourish it daily and, most of all set it out before the world, for all to see its beauty. Christ died so that ALL may be saved, not just an acceptable percentage. However, what we must not do is to become so satisfied with our own salvation that we choose to coast towards eternity. That is not lo ve, it certainly is n o t indicative of someone filled with the spirit of God. His heart should be our heart; a heart that desires that all be saved. Love reaches out to all and not just to those we deem as worthy, love is tireless unto the end, it is hopeful even when there is no earthly reason to hope, it is a reason to praise even in the darkest of nights, it is a reason to look up when the whole world seems to be dragging us down. Love, when given, grows exponentially. The smallest seed can become a great abundance. This is our task: to plant the seed so that He may reap the harvest. Excepted from The Four Pillars of the Kingdom Available now on Amazon in Kindle and paperback formats.

Thank you for this! Outstandingly good stuff.