Achieving Total Conquest Over Depression, Part 3: Paul and Susan Christian Living Series on Blogtalk Radio Program 5
Live Broadcast link for tonight 1/28/2016 @ 7pm:
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Paul and Susan will have a conversation regarding practical ways to overcome depression. The conversation will focus on the article, “10 Small Steps You Can Take Today to Improve Bipolar Disorder” by Margarita Tartakovsky M.S. Paul will also comment on information sent to him by PPT readers and Blogtalk listeners.
http://psychcentral.com/lib/10-small-steps-you-can-take-today-to-improve-bipolar-disorder/
Of course, everything starts with a proper view of salvation. Assurance of salvation is foundational to “being much more than conquerors” (Romans 8:37). We want to start by discussing these documents sent to us.
1. Justification-Hyper Grace-Trinitarian %231 (1)
3. Justificaton-Hyper Grace-Trinitarian %232
4. Misused Scripture to Support Trinitarian Theology
5. Justification-Hyper Grace-Trinitarian %233
Also in regard to the gospel:
http://www.theologyforwomen.org/2011/01/gospel-defined-part-1.html
Fear and Depression:
http://wutbju.tumblr.com/post/137409149400/on-monday-september-28-2015-at-approximately
Marriage and Bipolar Disorder: 1Corinthians 7:12-14
Self Condemnation and Self Esteem.
Love
The idea that forgiveness of damning sin must be perpetual, and the obtaining of this perpetual forgiveness can only be found in the church that came from Rome, which also gave birth to Protestantism, has been from the beginning until now. Protestants only protested Rome’s residual foolishness, not the idea that perpetual salvation is only found in the church. Any objection to this fact is predicated on being misinformed. Church is salvation by church, and even confused churches that deny this are only in remission, but still possess the cancer of progressive justification. And because this is the reality, and regardless of the fact that no institution claims a monopoly on love more than the church, its doctrine of progressive justification makes true biblical love on a grand scale decisively impossible. That is the theses of this chapter.
The Cross Conference 2016 Inside Report
Cross Conference 2013 archives
Stay tuned for ongoing posts below.
Podcast Update #3 from the Cross Conference Thursday, December 29, 2016 5-6 pm
Podcast Update #2 from the Cross Conference Thursday, December 29, 2016 8 am
Podcast Update #1 from the Cross Conference Wednesday, December 28, 2016 1 pm
Resource:Control
In keeping with cultic doublespeak for purposes of gradual doctrinal assimilation, “heart change” does not mean…“people change.” People will filter out what they don’t assume until the indoctrination is complete.
The idea that Christians still need to be saved may initially arouse some mental ire, but use of the term “heart change” will quickly reassure the victim that somehow they are misunderstanding what is being said. At least for the time being. Again, by necessity, the church has honed these doublespeak skills because they can no longer compel people to believe by force, at least not in our day. However, we find in the book of Revelation that the church-state will return with a vengeance and wreak havoc on the earth as never before in all of human history.1 If you need proof that the marriage of faith and earthly authority can only produce evil, you only need to read the book of Revelation. And one may well remember: today’s church is not whole; from its conception it courted state force, and was widowed by Americanism. Therefore, its statist heart will always seek to control others by alternative means. It’s simply what church does—always.
1Matthew 24:21, Mark 13:19, Luke 21:26
Identity
“Be sure of this: any disagreement by any churchman in regard to any point of Calvinism constitutes a misunderstanding of what church is. Any aversion to Calvin by any churchman can be likened to a Communist rejecting the big three of Moa, Stalin, and Marx. To the degree that one rejects Calvin, one also rejects church orthodoxy found in Augustine and Luther. It constitutes an embarrassing confusion of one’s identity. If you are faithful to church, you are faithful to John Calvin whether wittingly or unwittingly. Protest if you will, but your protest is misinformed.”
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