Stronger Than the Devil

11/30/2021

Those who have thus far refused to comply with the birdemic peck agenda have, in many ways, demonstrated that they are at least as strong as the devil.

Anyone who makes it through the next six months or so without succumbing to the peck will prove himself or herself to be stronger than the devil.

Most importantly, all who freely choose to follow Jesus into everlasting life - regardless of what happens here on earth - have already defeated the devil.

Now and forever.

7 Comments

lea

12/1/2021 08:01:17

Some might call it luck that i never got captured by the social nonsense and concurrent mass formation, but i am by no means free of sin, even interpreted in my own personal way, i have work to do. Even if the birdemic narrative gets loosened there will be other troubles sent our way. We will be prepared, but it's not over yet. For me it has been about mental strength only and looking on from a relatively easy position, the real heroes are all over the world working in tough spots and i am grateful for them and will hopefully be able to send them some good vibes. (Kelly's Heroes, when war movies could be both anti-war and kind of spiritual).

Strength is at first a show of force and a way to face the adversary, then it turns into something else. This works both ways for our current world, especially when they find out alot of the spirits were never on their side, but i digress. The next 6 months will be a benchmark indeed. Shine bright and these ungodly powers against life may scurry back to the depths they belong to. Sorry, long and ranty :)

Zork

12/1/2021 17:46:16

No one is free from sin, even the so called best of us.

The bible says all have sinned and fallen short. No one excluded.

Thats why what Jesus came here to do was soo important.

Francis Berger

12/1/2021 20:04:33

@ Zork @ lea - Yes, the spiritual war is not about sinners, but about siders.

https://www.francisberger.com/bergers-blog/siders-rather-than-sinners-why-it-matters-after-things-have-come-to-a-point

bruce charlton

12/1/2021 11:48:43

By my understanding; Christianity tells us that we are strong enough to resist the devil (if we want to); and also strong enough to resist and reject God. It is an awesome responsibility - but the choice is unavoidable.

Francis Berger

12/1/2021 11:54:46

@ Bruce - That sums it up very well. Thanks.

Zork

12/1/2021 17:41:15

This is true, each individual must choose a master to serve, and our God given free will allows that.

Everyone individually makes that choice.

There are only two sides in the real war, and God himself basically says, if you are not with us (God and his people), then you are against us (and for the other side, even if not actively working against).

There is no sideline to stand on or neutral position to take in Gods view.

Francis Berger

12/1/2021 20:06:40

@ Zork - Well put, and I know Bruce would agree. In fact, he happened to write an excellent post on the subject the other day:

https://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2021/11/no-such-thing-as-neutrality-either.html

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