The Bible and Jesus never taught that weak flesh excuses sin. The phrase "the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak" (Matthew 26:40-43) refers to the disciples' struggle to stay awake and pray, not an excuse for sin. Romans 6:16-24 and James 1:13-15 emphasize that we sin due to our strong desires and weak spiritual discipline, not because our flesh is inherently weak. Using weak flesh as an excuse for sin is not biblically supported. #marcusvbrown #izfly

The Bible and Jesus do not teach that saying a sinner's prayer guarantees salvation. Romans 10 emphasizes that true faith involves believing in your heart and confessing with your mouth, leading to righteousness and salvation. Abraham and Noah were deemed righteous because they believed God and acted on their faith, as seen in Hebrews 11 and Mark 16:16. True belief in God requires both faith and obedience. Simply reciting a prayer without genuine faith and obedience does not align with biblical teachings on salvation. #marcusvbrown #izfly

The Bible does not say "your body is a temple," but "your body is THE temple of the Holy Ghost" (1 Corinthians 6). This scripture, often misinterpreted to promote physical health, actually emphasizes avoiding fornication. Many focus on fitness but overlook the call for spiritual purity. I urge people to understand and not misquote this scripture #marcusvbrown #izfly