The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Spirit To Spirit

subtitled: This Christian's World View

The Bible teaches we are an eternal soul that has a body.
God breathed His life into the first man, Adam.
While man's soul never dies, his spirit is born dead to godly thoughts.
We are born sinners - rebellious, unrighteous, separated from God.
 
Within our soul, our spirits choose to reject or accept God,
When we confess Christ, as Almighty God. we put our trust in
Jesus - the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Consider the gospel, good news.
 
The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ
grants us forgiveness for sin and offers grace
in our failure to follow God's righteous path for mankind.
When we profess Christ as our Savior, our dead spirit is resurrected.
God's Holy Spirit comes to live within our soul
teaching, disciplining us how He wants us to live.
 
The soul and spirit exist within our body
a physical body, visible but very mortal.
Our body will likely die (unless Jesus returns first).
But remember, souls are eternal; they never die.
 
Consider this question
When the body dies, what happens
to that eternal soul that has no connection
with God, the soul that has a dead spirit?
Where does the unbeliever's soul go
when the body with a dead spirit dies?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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