The sad ending of 75-year-old country music icon Dolly Parton- Podcast #48
Is country music icon Dolly Parton a false convert? Fact is, if an unregenerate person or an unrepentant Christian sit in a healthy Biblical Church, they will either be offended and leave, be convicted saved and converted, and/or be convicted repent and be restored. It appears Dolly does not have that type of Church. Let’s pray God will decree her to watch this.
DISCLAIMER: I misspoke saying that “you got to believe that Christ only atoned for the sins of His Church.” My err was I did not mean that ‘knowledge’ of the doctrine of ‘limited’ atonement necessary for salvation. But I was trying to incorporate that essential doctrine for viewers that might be saved, that listened to this Podcast. In other words, with this Podcast, I intended to evangelize the lost, while edifying those that have been found. Perhaps it would be wiser to teach that doctrine to already professing believers, in the context of discipleship.
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DISCLAIMER 1400 HOURS: In this video, I misspoke saying that “you got to believe that Christ only atoned for the sins of His Church.” My err was I did not mean that ‘knowledge’ of the doctrine of ‘limited’ atonement necessary for salvation. But I was trying to incorporate that essential doctrine for viewers that might be saved, that listened to this Podcast. In other words, with this Podcast, I intended to evangelize the lost, while edifying those that have been found. Perhaps it would be wiser to teach that doctrine to already professing believers, in the context of discipleship.