The Holy Ghost Isn't A Substitute For Discipline

And what a privilege that is to work with him.

Is that just a plan of salvation in a nutshell? Is it too far to say that if God wanted me to be saved, he could just save me?

that's the logical end of that argument.

Right.

So why do I have to do anything? If I'm saved, I'm saved.

If he can do

anything and he does everything,

then...

Send her.

Full signs.

And it's an easy small step to make that if he can do everything and something's not being done, then it becomes a blame game.

Yes.

Yeah.

Right? Why isn't he? Yeah.

And we end up then answering questions like, why did God allow? Right? Sure.

Which, and these are the bunny trails and the stair steps that lead down flawed perspectives is, why did God allow? Well, he gave you a free will.

So if you don't want him to allow things, then hand over your free will.

And you will be in church Sunday morning.

Mm-hmm.

whether you want to be or

not.

Right? So when we say the things that the Holy Ghost will not do, here is what I'm trying to, and I want us to talk about in this episode, is being Pentecostal, which we are unashamedly so, being apostolic, Spirit-filled believers, we understand the power of the Holy Ghost.

It's never met a situation that it cannot conquer, change, transform.

So if we're not careful as apostolics and as Spirit-filled believers, we will do all the leaning and all of the delegating for all of the lifting to be on the part of the Spirit while we sit ringside to the Holy Ghost doing everything.

I have a problem with anger management.