Let's say John Q. is an unbeliever.. He lives his life pretty much any way he pleases. His (uncle, who is a born-again believer) confronts him with the fact that if he doesn't repent, he\ll burn forever. He is terrified about the thought of spending an eternity in hell, but nonetheless, tells his uncle off and hangs up the phone.
Later that week, he is sitting in his room thinking about what his uncle said. He is more scared then ever! He asks God to forgive him for what he has done, and invites Christ into his life. But for some reason, he gradually finds himself backsliding. Then he repents. Months later, he is not only backsliding, but rebelling against God. He stops reading his bible and praying, but still attends church occasionally because of guilt.. His heart is hardened, but he still feels a slight bit remorse. He keeps on repenting, but never fully commits himself. Eventually he starts to wonder to himself:"Is there a point of no return"? Is there?
2006-09-19
04:08:43
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