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The Parables that May Disqualify You from Heaven
When Jesus came to earth, he spoke in mysteries and in the form of parables so that only the truly hungry could understand what he was saying. Understanding the parables and teaching them to people has been a major undertaking of mine, and I have written three books on this topic. This particular book addresses several parables that may determine where you spend eternity. These include
My interpretations of these parables might come as a shock to you. But I hope that this rendering of the parables will help you get your life right with the Teacher and the Judge.
My interpretations of these parables might come as a shock to you. But I hope that this rendering of the parables will help you get your life right with the Teacher and the Judge.
60 pages, Paperback
Published July 30, 2021
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August 21, 2021
Don't ignore this book.
God has been showing me what the Church is supposed to be, and it is not what most church groups are. Jesus has laid on my heart that it is good to gather in church to hear the Word, to be encouraged and to pray for strength, BUT, unless people leave the four walls of the church and become full-time ministers in the marketplace (every day life), they will not be who God created them to be and do what they were created to do. They will be 'tares'.
Matthew has done an excellent job of explaining what these parables mean for us, God's Church, defining the difference between active Christians and inactive Christians. Active Christians do what Jesus did. He is our example of what God has ordained us to do. As Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love me you will keep my commandments."
Being a Christian isn't about being saved and being religious, it's a lifestyle. You can't be half a Christian and expect to spend eternity in heaven. You must do what God has created you to do. Either He is Lord of your life or He isn't. You choose.
God has been showing me what the Church is supposed to be, and it is not what most church groups are. Jesus has laid on my heart that it is good to gather in church to hear the Word, to be encouraged and to pray for strength, BUT, unless people leave the four walls of the church and become full-time ministers in the marketplace (every day life), they will not be who God created them to be and do what they were created to do. They will be 'tares'.
Matthew has done an excellent job of explaining what these parables mean for us, God's Church, defining the difference between active Christians and inactive Christians. Active Christians do what Jesus did. He is our example of what God has ordained us to do. As Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love me you will keep my commandments."
Being a Christian isn't about being saved and being religious, it's a lifestyle. You can't be half a Christian and expect to spend eternity in heaven. You must do what God has created you to do. Either He is Lord of your life or He isn't. You choose.
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