She's doing better. Haven't gotten the tests back yet though.

But she 1000% believes on Christ. I didn't know this (my family is heathen) but she's been a secret believer for a long time.

I have recently changed my daily Bible reading plan to accommodate development of the infographic. In other words, rain or shine I'm either working on it or studying to work on it.

A Disclaimer for Readers of The Infographic

My work is based on the positions of experienced elders such as Bob Wilkin, Yankee Arnold, Zane Hodges, Jesse Martinez, and Chris Morrison. I do not intend to invent an entirely new position on scripture, nor is it my goal to change or alter existing doctrine. I strive to have and support the most normal and reasonable interpretation of Jesus Christ that I can. If I give a position on a passage that has not been directly supported by my elders, it will be for a secondary issue that does not affect or alter the message of eternal life.

This is what I listen to when I'm editing the infographic...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CV5sKsoXqc

If you guys are interested I'll post more of them.

Progress.

Here is a link to download the infographic.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Qmkuys1BPhSr3VIuZ4Ph43gY7fLNAkeE?usp=sharing

Let me know what you guys think of this format. I find it to be miles better than the spreadsheet in more ways than one.

If you find an issue like a misspelled word or a typo, please let me know as soon as possible so I can make the revisions.

Need a prayer for my family. Everyone I know is sick from the vaccine or lost to the world narrative. Please pray for my wife and children to be properly homed as we seek other properties to rent from, they've had it rough in our small space and they deserve better. Thank you so generously. I've never felt like I should ask others to pray for us, but these times to come are Incomparable to our capabilities alone. I pray for every single one of you to stand steadfast in our savior! God bless you all

Galatians 2 is done and uploaded. Added to Galatians 1.

Going after hyperdispensationalism because it is absurd and insanely popular for some reason. It implies that a works based salvation makes any logical sense.

Hyperdispensationalism appears to be like a kind of band-aid theology similar to Calvinism where in order for it to make any logical sense, some ludicrous things have to be believed in the back-end. For example in order to be a Calvinist you have to believe that certain people were predestinated to hell with no chance of redemption. This is a horror, and cannot be denied if you take the Calvinist position.

I'm about to give you guys a surprise test.

I'm not the professor though. I'm taking this test along with you.

Read the theological positions below...

A.
—Eternal salvation happens at the moment of faith
—The Holy Spirit does not force the saints to persevere in faith nor works
—A person's belief is proof of their salvation

B.
—Eternal salvation happens at the moment of faith
—The Holy Spirit compels the saints to persevere in the faith
—A person's current belief is proof of their salvation

C.
—Eternal salvation happens at the moment of faith
—The Holy Spirit compels the saints to persevere in faith and works
—A person's current belief and behavior is proof of their salvation

D.
—Eternal salvation happens at the moment of faith
—A person can lose this salvation if he no longer perseveres in the faith
—A person's current belief is proof of their salvation

E.
—Eternal salvation happens at the moment of faith
—A person can lose this salvation if he no longer perseveres in faith and works
—A person's current belief and behavior is proof of their salvation

F.
—Eternal salvation is received continuously through works
—A person can lose this salvation (or never get salvation) if he no longer perseveres in works
—A person's behavior is proof of their salvation

Question 1: Which position best describes your theology? Elaborate on your answer.

Question 2: Which position(s) contain the saving message that gives the recipient everlasting life? Elaborate on your answer.

Below are my answers. Don't look at mine until you write your own. You don't need to send them in the chat if you don't want to.

Question 1: A, John 3:14, Numbers 21:8-9, one look is the only condition to be healed, which does not physically compel the person to keep looking nor change the way he lives afterward.

Question 2: A, B, C, D, and E, if the only condition to be permanently secure with God is to believe (John 6:47), and position A is true, then arguments on it's physical and psychological effects (or further requirements) after this moment of belief make no difference.

I'm beyond impressed with Chris Morrison's teachings on the logic of Free Grace and its implications. He has a very reasonable interpretation of scripture.