STOP ASKING JESUS TO "COME INTO YOUR HEART!" Jesus does not reside in a dark heart!

Glory be to God! ** 🙋🏾‍♀️ STAY TUNED UNTIL THE VERY END OF THIS EPISODE! ** 🚩TUNE IN EVERY 2 TO 3 DAYS FOR NEW EPISODES! Follow me on Facebook under AuntCynthia Whitaker 😊💥 Join me today as I discuss: Having an understanding that you are going to have some battles with false brethren. What we're dealing with here, is that many people in American society (and around the world), for the most part, are nothing but religious churchgoers! That's it! They spend no time with God, they're not true worshipers in Spirit and in truth! They live in practicing sin, they hate correction, they can't stand rebuke of any sort, they claim to know the Bible, but don't live according to the commands in the Bible! They scoff at holiness and righteous living teachings as something impossible to obtain and sustain. They come from the camp of "Once Saved/Always Saved." Both the apostate pulpit and its congregants teaches and promotes the way to salvation is "inviting Jesus in your heart." Many assume they are “safe” because they can recall a time, probably in their childhood, when they repeated a prayer or "came forward" during a church service or maybe they raised their hand when an "invitation" was given while everyone’s heads were bowed and eyes were closed. But teachings of sin, repentance, righteousness, and the wrath of God are from far these pulpits! God does not save people because they've said some unbiblical “sinner's prayer” or because they asked Jesus to come into their heart! Christ through the Holy Spirit does not reside in a dark heart that is rebellious toward Him! These are they that we must steer clear of; for their bad company will corrupt our good morals! Salvation comes through repentance. God's grace saves us, not a recited prayer! When a person fears the Lord, they turn from sin. The heart of true born-again believer, yearns and seeks to please God in all their ways! The characteristics of a Spirit-filled/led child of God who is truly born-again, is found in 1 John 3:9, "No one who is born of God [deliberately,