Because half the Bible cancels out what they say the Bible teaches, my word, dare I say hypocrites, no, I'll get into trouble, I take it back, you didn't hear it, okay, beloved, the church has geared itself as never before in history, the church has geared itself as never before to what could be termed the Armageddon of Calvinism and Wesleyan Arminianism, don't doubt that, his book's out now, Wesley, the greatest heretic that ever lived, you want to hear one of the statements, I hate John Wesley more than I hate Satan, brother, sister, where are we heading, that's insanity, sorry, beloved, the church has geared itself as never before to what could be termed the Armageddon of Calvinism and Wesleyan Arminianism, they've just put a book out now why D .L. Moody was a total heretic and of the devil, oh, God have mercy on you, you who made the book, oh, God have mercy, because of this aggressive intolerance of each other, we stand in danger of being viewed as merciless and as cruel as Islam is to its own diverse of doctrinal differences within its own religion, where they get their way by cutting off their throats, even in their own religion, don't disagree with me, well, now, church of Jesus Christ, let me tell you what you're doing, in case the world, you might not know they're watching and listening and laughing and weeping, because we forgot we're not here to defend doctrines, we're here for souls, otherwise get out of the pulpit for God's sake, because of this aggressive intolerance of each other, we stand in danger of being viewed as merciless and as cruel as Islam is to its own diverse of doctrinal differences within its own religion, dark religion, sorry, and we stand in fearful danger of burying a great percentage of God's given word through bias intolerance and of subtle and conscious rejection and undermining, careful undermining of all scriptures that are intertwined with most of our profound, profound references, why would God allow two such contrasting doctrines to coexist and run parallel through a holy bible of a sovereign God, oh beloved, if God could be just put into a box and everything, he wouldn't be God, don't try, except there's a reason, both doctrines, yes, goodness me, man has in the end no option but to be cast upon grace, if you're an exception, stand up, I'd love to meet someone that doesn't say that, so there you are, Calvin's rejoicing, man in the end has no option but to be cast upon grace, the longer you serve and the more you'll realize how to sing amazing grace, not for what happened back there, but just grace, man has in the end no option but to be cast upon the grace of a loving God, oh he will have no chance of eternal life, I want to be honest, but grace is gravely misunderstood and misinterpreted if it has no capacity for man's responsibility, otherwise cut half of the bible out, but please don't go back in the pulpit with the whole bible, you'll be a hypocrite, no, I don't say cut them all out, but at least stand there and say sola scriptura, what's left, grace is gravely misunderstood and mistaken if it has no responsibility for man, Titus 2 verse 11, and I ask you to go onto a website and hear 200 verses that I memorized and quoted here many years ago in a sermon entitled, examine thyself, whether the ye be in the faith, 200 verses, I marveled that they let me back in America, they never let me back there by the way, if you're here tonight, why, all I did was quote the word of God, sorry, Titus 2 verse 11, for the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, teaching us that denying ungodliness and worldly lust, we should live soberly and righteously and godly in this present world, that's grace, the grace of God that bringeth salvation, man, the grace we interpret should get back to what the scriptures say, Romans 6 ,1, what shall we say, shall we continue in sin that grace may abound, God forbid, that is hypocrisy, read the rest of it, know ye not that to whom ye have yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey, whether it be sin unto death or obedience unto righteousness, that God be thanked that ye were the servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which has delivered you, being then made free from sin, ye became the servants of righteousness, I would love to bring you one John 3 and many, many, many passages to show you grace, man has a tremendous responsibility, otherwise you're blinding your eyes to most of the scriptures that even say the word grace, sir, I am very fearfully aware that a man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still, I don't know how that's gotten there, sorry, but it does sound good, doesn't it, yes, so here we are, what am I, let me really give you room and space to crucify me, I'm 65, I'm nearly dead, it might as well be now, so that's why I think I'm preaching this sermon now, at this point in my life, I've got a good innings, and don't doubt that you love what's going on in your heart, well, sir, I am a Calvinist, don't doubt that, fully fledged, don't say amen, I am a Calvinist when I need to be one, no, I'm not, I just use all the scriptures that Calvin used today, and there's time to need to, for the soul, man is always unsaved, you know, eternal security, but there's another thing, eternal insecurity, so then I just give him all the scriptures until he knows he's safe, he needs it, I am here for the soul, I'll use both what God gave me, though I can't comprehend or put into my little finite mind the infinite God, and I will not argue and say, oh, he contradicts himself, no ways, I'm limited, what I couldn't understand 46 years ago when I first saved and went through this book, I understand 99 more, but there's still stuff God's got to give me, because I'm finite, I'm not infinite, and beloved, when I need to be a Wesleyan when a man talks with me and says I'm once saved, always saved, and he gives me scriptures, I will give him 40 scriptures for every one verse he gives me, that makes him howl, and every man that did this had told me, oh, I'm safe in their brazen wickedness, because out there, once saved, always saved, if you stay saved, and then I give him and each one howled, I can't be the one that didn't howl and run howling away from this, I'll give a man what he needs, sir, I will not nail my colors to the mask to belong to you, I will take every verse in this book and be what God says without anyone knowing anything about what I am, because I care for the souls, and so does God who gave both sides, and let me tell you, without both sides, we haven't got a hope if God is insovereign, and we haven't got a hope if man has no responsibility dealing with a God who gave us a conscience to know right from wrong, but hasn't got one himself, Wesley said that, goodness me, look at the time, I've got three minutes, brother, you can't stop me, the bibliography, listen carefully, these are the men who made these statements in church history, the story of Christianity by Michael Collins and Matthew A. Price, excellent book, get it, or you're virtually illiterate, what Wesley believed and taught, Arthur Atwell, I knew him, godly man, John Wesley and his world by John Pudney, excellent book, the Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity edited by Daniel Pater, probably the best book I've ever read apart from Pilgrim's Progress in my life about God, God's word, the Cambridge, not the old ones, sorry, this man's done an excellent job, the Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity edited by Daniel Pater, get it, get it, get it, it is so balanced, it actually gives both use, well, it's different writers, you know, not the same one, but they actually allowed their stuff, so the Doctrines of Grace by James Montgomery Boyes and Philip Graham Riker, excellent book, the Spurgeon Pulpit, Sermon 52, Free Will of Slave, you want to read Spurgeon's, even if you're a Calvinist, I mean a Wesleyan, I mean, man, I would bypass every Wesleyan in the world to hear Spurgeon, I don't think so, wait a minute, but the Spurgeon Pulpit, Sermon 42, Free Will of Slave, The Forgotten Spurgeon by Ian Murray, C .H. Spurgeon, excellent, The Forgotten Spurgeon, you think it was the downgrade controversy or the infant baptism, you know, baptismal regeneration that made him be barred from 90 of the world's pulpits, that most of those pulpits wouldn't have had a following unless it would have been his preaching across America and much of Britain, well, no, it wasn't that, actually, it boils down to this, if you really want to be honest, the reason you closed the door, sir, to read the book was because he started staggering about some of his statements on Calvin, The Forgotten Spurgeon, Ian Murray, The Forgotten, The Conveniently Forgotten Spurgeon, sorry, the other book today, The Hero of Our Faith, Arminian Theology, Arminian Theology, Myths and Realities by Roger E. Olson, excellent, he's a wild Arminianist, but he's excellent, there anyway, if you're trying to get both sides, Wesley's Sermons, entitled Saving Faith and Free Grace, Theological Guide to Calvin's Institutes, edited by David W. Hall, Peter A. Lilbeck, Essays and Analysis, The Calvin 500 Series, excellent, The Theological Guide to Calvin's Institutes, goodness me, you didn't hear it, there, now, The Institutes of Christian Religion by John Calvin, most, many, millions believe the most important document ever written of our faith, I disagree, The Institutes of Christian Religion by John Calvin, edited by Tony Lehren and Hilary Osborne, they did an excellent job, it's thrilling reading, C .S. Lewis, Beyond Shadowlands, notes by Dennis Bratzer, whoever he is, he's on the website, he's a total Arminianist, but he's very good, there you are, 15 seconds over time, you can't do that, can we stand, please, so what do I do?