(REPOST) You keep GAMBLING with your SOUL - You GONNA PERISH! STOP IT!!!

Glory be to God! Welcome everyone to Episode #715, Season 7. ** 🙋🏾‍♀️ STAY TUNED UNTIL THE VERY END OF THIS EPISODE! ** 🚩TUNE IN EVERY 2 TO 3 DAYS FOR NEW EPISODES! 💥 Join me today on the podcast (link below) as I exhort: Many people cannot handle the truth of the Word of God! Many people cannot handle Jesus' teachings! We are warned, by the unanimous testimony of Scripture, if we, born-again saints of the Most High God, continue to indulge in those things He has declared to be sin, we gamble with our souls! And if we do not stop it, we are going to perish in the Lake of Fire for all of eternity! Or have you not read, we are commanded in 1 Peter 1:14, "[Live] as obedient children [of God]; do not be conformed to the evil desires which governed you in your ignorance [before you knew the requirements and transforming power of the good news regarding salvation]." Therefore, we are without excuse as to why some are STILL living in willful, deliberate, rebellious sin! This gamble my friend, will cost you your soul!! 💥 “The Lord knows those who are His,” and, “Let everyone who names the name of the Lord stand apart from wickedness and withdraw from wrongdoing” (2 Timothy 2:19). Amen! Do you not know that God hates spiritual adultery! Spiritual adultery is unfaithfulness to God. It is having an undue fondness for the things of the "world." The "world's" system, with its contrived and deceitful scheme of phony values, worthless pursuits, and unnatural affections, is designed to lure us away from a pure relationship with God. Spiritual adultery, then, is the forsaking of God’s love and the embracing of the "world’s" values and desires! The Bible tells us that people who choose to be friends with the "world," are an “adulterous people” having “enmity against God” (James 4:4–5)! All this spiritual adultery and reckless wicked living among confessing believers, flies in the face of what Christ has done for us! The Bible tells us that Christ became sin for us; that He was the propitiation for our sins, averting (turning