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unfortunately i think the churches have followers of Satan in there trying to get us to slip us up..............

but we have to be discerning ......wolves in sheeps clothing......unfortunately they are sneaky and ciniving....  :suspect:

Matt 7:16 "By their fruit you will recognize them;"Fruit of the Spirit"

Seek: Great answer, bruh! :t2:

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I can tell what I think is a Christian by the way they drive...LOL

Christians yield and brake and let you in a lane...etc.

Oh, heavens! This is what I tell my husband all the time...and it's also why I had him remove the "Jesus" bumper sticker off the car.

I was so embarassed by his episodes of road rage, (every time he drives!) I wanted to hide in the seat. :t2:

I'm afraid that there are "infant" believers still on milk and behaving like babes...it's the hardest part of marrying a new believer. :t2:

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I dont know if this makes sense but i can sense when a person has demonic influence happening .....its like an uneasy feeling and that is when you just start praying until it leaves ...........

Yes, it makes sense, and I believe it's called discernment. Some people seem to have more of it than others.

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I think you can tell by what they not what they say...you are all right there. Sometimes I would get looked at strangely because I didn't talk the talk....but...

I'm not real good with words in face to face situations....I always worried about not being able to witness with my mouth to people...but now I think I am a better witness with my actions than my words. I think God understands this and doesn't hold it against me.

I get uneasy feelings around some people too. Sometimes I almost get terrified of something about them. This has only happened a couple of times...but its real and think calamity is right its discernment.

Love and Blessings,

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I think sometimes you can't tell the difference at all!!! The parable of the wheat and the tares illustrates this perfectly. In that parable we are asked not to try to root out the tares but to let them grow up together side by side and let God sort them out at the judgement.

We should definitely try to be discerning between good and evil, but we might be wrong sometimes.

True Christians might not look like your idea of a Christian sometimes. For example if someone came to your church Sunday in a camel hair suit with long dredlocks, dirty from sleeping in the wilderness, you would probably freak, but he may just be one of the sons of God.

You can also recognize whether someone is truly a Christian or not, if they have love in their hearts and show love for God's people and others.

There are plenty of non-believers that have a lot of love in their hearts. Be very careful using this for a criteria.

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I think sometimes you can't tell the difference at all!!! The parable of the wheat and the tares illustrates this perfectly. In that parable we are asked not to try to root out the tares but to let them grow up together side by side and let God sort them out at the judgement.

We should definitely try to be discerning between good and evil, but we might be wrong sometimes.

True Christians might not look like your idea of a Christian sometimes. For example if someone came to your church Sunday in a camel hair suit with long dredlocks, dirty from sleeping in the wilderness, you would probably freak, but he may just be one of the sons of God.

You can also recognize whether someone is truly a Christian or not, if they have love in their hearts and show love for God's people and others.

There are plenty of non-believers that have a lot of love in their hearts. Be very careful using this for a criteria.

Well said OA - and very true. :blink:

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You can also recognize whether someone is truly a Christian or not, if they have love in their hearts and show love for God's people and others.

There are plenty of non-believers that have a lot of love in their hearts. Be very careful using this for a criteria.

John 13:34-35

34 A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another. 35 By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another."

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Somewhat along the lines Sam suggested here -

1 John 4:1-2

1 Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world. 2 This is how you can recognize the Spirit of God: Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God

Yep, seems like a pretty good way to me too :laugh:

In His service,

Bob

Me, three!!!!!!! :blink:

My thoughts exactly!!!! Fruits, fruits, fruits!!! No, YA'LL ain't fruits...the fruits of the SPIRIT!!! LOL!!! Heehee!!! That coulda been a bad way to be received!!! :oww:

Anyways, seriously, yes...test the spirits and also the fruits of the Spirit CANNOT exist in a follower of the enemy! Light can't live with dark!!!

Praise BE to Jesus! Thank You, Lord God, for Your Word and Your Instruction Book for us...YOUR WORD!!! :blink:

Love to all through our Jesus!!!

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