Terry in bold and my response in whatever this color is.
My weight is not the problem. It's my height. About two feet short? Something like that. Am I hell bound for spending that $250 on my model car? No. Do you feel guilty? My guilt was not the question. The sin of omission is. In a little while, I am going in a take a nap. Should I be in ministry somewhere instead? Definetly not. Again, not the point.....but I did leave myself open for that one. We don't want you preaching what you espouse. I am confident that God does. I could live without the sleep. I got angry with my younger boy, yesterday. Probably still angry when I went to bed last night. Lost or saved? Ask the Lord. He makes those decisions Actaully, I know the answer - but does a works salvationist have an answer? I am an addict. I come to the Lord and want to be what He wants me to be. But it is going to take some time. Lost or saved? How much time? God only allows you a certain amount of time?The point of all this, from my perspective, is that God had better judge us according to grace because legally, we are all dead men walking. If event sin doesn't get you, character flaws will, and if that doesn't convict you, then the sin of omission will do you in. None of this means that we don't try, that we are free to live unto ourselves without consequence.
