I believe the Bible says people have free choices, but our choices does nothing in terms of threatening God getting His way. Now, a caveat, a big caveat. God wants everyone to be saved. Not everyone is, why? Free choices of human beings. Does Got get His way? Well not in that sense, but He has made a way for everyone. Furthermore, the people who won’t be in heaven, I believe are people who won’t want to be in heaven anyways. You ever drag someone along somewhere they never wanted to be? It made the trip very depressing didn’t it? People have free choices, but our choices do nothing in terms of threatening God getting His way.

I believe the Bible says people have free choices, but our choices does nothing in terms of threatening God getting His way. Now, a caveat, a big caveat. God wants everyone to be saved. Not everyone is, why? Free choices of human beings. Does Got get His way? Well not in that sense, but He has made a way for everyone. Furthermore, the people who won’t be in heaven, I believe are people who won’t want to be in heaven anyways. You ever drag someone along somewhere they never wanted to be? It made the trip very depressing didn’t it? People have free choices, but our choices do nothing in terms of threatening God getting His way.

When times of trouble come, what do you do? How are you helped? Who is your help?

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The choices that you and I make, and we think them to be - well, rather inconsequential… not so. Some of you know this the hard way. You made choice after choice and each one was fun, exciting, adventurous, daring, but you never thought they’d be what they were - tragic, self-destructive, long-term effects, and so on.

The choices that you and I make, and we think them to be - well, rather inconsequential… not so. Some of you know this the hard way. You made choice after choice and each one was fun, exciting, adventurous, daring, but you never thought they’d be what they were - tragic, self-destructive, long-term effects, and so on.

We hear about King David, King Jesus, and the Gospel again! "Give me something that I need!” You need this. You need this.

We hear about King David, King Jesus, and the Gospel again! "Give me something that I need!” You need this. You need this.

We look at it, “Well… sinning, and doing what’s right. Doing what I want to do… and doing what God wants to do.”

And we read “Mindset of the flesh, mindset of the Spirit,” that’s just Biblish. That’s Christianese. And Paul uses these weighty words because of the weighty concepts they portray.

We look at it, “Well… sinning, and doing what’s right. Doing what I want to do… and doing what God wants to do.”

And we read “Mindset of the flesh, mindset of the Spirit,” that’s just Biblish. That’s Christianese. And Paul uses these weighty words because of the weighty concepts they portray.

What was Pentecost Sunday about? Repentance, and the ability to carry out what God calls us to. Every Christian has access and power to the Holy Spirit who empowers believers to do what God calls them to do, but do the believers DO it then?