Escape from everything that looks evil 1

 

Luis Alberto Alves As we are living in a wide-open Gospel age, where some denominations, concerned only with pulling the wool off the sheep, instead of fighting for their salvation, anything is allowed. There is no barrier. The man or woman can do what they think is best. They drink, use drugs, prostitute themselves, rebel at the company, at school, at home; they threaten, curse people in traffic, steal, steal. The business, in the view of this type of false Christian, is to get along with the lifestyle of this world, where Satan has dominion, as it is written in 1 John 5/19. Carelessness, in the opinion of lying Christians, is obeying what the Word of God says. At the celebrations at the end of the year, they drink, speak ill of the boss and the company in the circles of scoffers, ignoring Jesus' warning in Psalm 1. A smart evangelical, in this gospel with a wide door, he is the man who takes several women to bed, stuffs himself with beer, caipirinha, whiskey, cocaine, marijuana, heroin. A tuned-in evangelical is the one who wears skirts so short that prostitutes would be embarrassed or wear shorts that even Satan would be tempted to grab her on the street. Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor