Steadfast Conference - Indianapolis, IN - Taking place this week

Steadfast Conference will be taking place this week. (Oct 18-19, 2007) The speakers are Paul Mooney, Bill Davis, Johnny Godair, and Arlo Moehlenpah. The link to the information is http://www.indianabiblecollege.org/steadfast/

I have watched it online in previously years, and it is a very good conference with plenty of information. You should be able to view it online at http://www.calvarytabindy.org

Everyone would benefit from watching this conference.

[CC1]

I just wish they would rename this conference for what it is. It should be called the "Hold The Fort Conference".

Originally Posted by CC1

I just wish they would rename this conference for what it is. It should be called the "Hold The Fort Conference".

It could be called, "Hold to Biblical Truth Conference", or "Preparing for Heaven and Taking People With Us Conference"

Someone people don't like the conference, because they don't like absolutes. This conference teaches the Biblical Idea, that there is only one way to be saved, and that is Acts 2:38. This conference might offend you if everything is relative to you.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by pentecostisalive

It could be called, "Hold to Biblical Truth Conference", or "Preparing for Heaven and Taking People With Us Conference"

Someone people don't like the conference, because they don't like absolutes. This conference teaches the Biblical Idea, that there is only one way to be saved, and that is Acts 2:38. This conference might offend you if everything is relative to you.

Jesus said: I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. Yours is another gospel

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Jesus said: I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.

Yep, and the application of getting into the Way, Truth and Life is Acts 2:38. You must be baptized into Christ, and you must receive the Spirit of Christ. To get into (or even see) the Kingdom of God, you must be "Born again of the water and of the Spirit"

You can't minimize Acts 2:38 with that scripture. Jesus came and his Death, Burial, Resurrection (The Gospel) is applied with Acts 2:38. Without that, you will be eternally lost.

[BrotherEastman]

Originally Posted by pentecostisalive

Yep, and the application of getting into the Way, Truth and Life is Acts 2:38. You must be baptized into Christ, and you must receive the Spirit of Christ. To get into (or even see) the Kingdom of God, you must be "Born again of the water and of the Spirit"

You can't minimize Acts 2:38 with that scripture. Jesus came and his Death, Burial, Resurrection (The Gospel) is applied with Acts 2:38. Without that, you will be eternally lost.

You obviously don't know Dan. LOL! Here we go.

[BrotherEastman]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Jesus said: I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. Yours is another gospel

Dan, don't start that again.

[Whole Hearted]

Originally Posted by pentecostisalive

It could be called, "Hold to Biblical Truth Conference", or "Preparing for Heaven and Taking People With Us Conference"

Someone people don't like the conference, because they don't like absolutes. This conference teaches the Biblical Idea, that there is only one way to be saved, and that is Acts 2:38. This conference might offend you if everything is relative to you.

AMEN

[CC1]

Originally Posted by pentecostisalive

It could be called, "Hold to Biblical Truth Conference", or "Preparing for Heaven and Taking People With Us Conference"

Someone people don't like the conference, because they don't like absolutes. This conference teaches the Biblical Idea, that there is only one way to be saved, and that is Acts 2:38. This conference might offend you if everything is relative to you.

I see you brought up the typical false conundrum old time Pentecostals always seem to use.

You act as if all of your extra biblical legalism are "absolutes" when they are in fact a man made laundry list. Much of it from convoluted applications and extrapolations of scripture.

The word of God is NOT "relative" but the absolutes it teaches are many times principles to be applied by Christians and that application can be relative. For example in Victorian England a woman with her ankles showing was considered immodest but not in just about any Pentecostal church today.

[tv1a]

Judging the girth of some of the attendees, it could be named Hold the Fork Conference.

Originally Posted by CC1

I just wish they would rename this conference for what it is. It should be called the "Hold The Fort Conference".