Ronda,
That seems to be the gospel of  this present day in many churches--It 
doesn't matter what I do, how I live, whether I sin or not, God loves me 
anyway.
    Sure, parents will always love their wayward children, but it doesn't 
mean that they approve of their child's lifestyle. Paul tells us that they 
may be saved but so as by fire, with their works burned up.  I want to hear 
the Lord say, well done, faithful servant.   Repentance, a word that is 
lacking in the modern permissive church, is hardly mentioned these days, 
neither the need for holiness or the fear of the Lord.
    It is certainly a sad commentary that it is preached that one little 
decision is all you need with no accountability or consequences.
    Anyway, that's the way I see it and the way I read the word.
Vinny
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From: "Rhonda" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 8:14 PM
Subject: thoughts andquestions about a familar song


You all have probably sung or heard this chorus:
It’s your kindness that brings us to repentance Oh Lord,
Knowing that you love me nomater what I do,
Makes me want to love you too!

It’s not that God willlove me no mater what I do  that makes me want to loe
Him,  that seems to imply that one can live as he or she wishes with out any
consequence!
I love God because He lovedme in spite of  allmy mistakes, His love is not
license for making more mistakes, nor freedom to choose  selfishness but
power to live as Christ did! Besides doesn’t repentance ean a change of
direction…that would  seem to say  not doing the things one did before!Just
thinking!
Are theremore words to that  song or  is it just a chorus?
Rhonda

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