Are gays going to hell

Most of these are listed in Romans 1:29-30.

The real question that should be asked is “what saves us”? For these traditions, the view is that engaging in a same-sex relationship, or living in contradiction to heteronormative expectations, is a form of sin. It suggests that salvation is not based on human effort or worthiness but on God’s infinite love and mercy.

Many LGBTQ+ Christians and their allies find comfort in the belief that God’s love extends to all, regardless of their sexual orientation.

John 3:16 eloquently states, “For God so loved the world that he gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Our belief and faith in Jesus open the door to eternal life, which includes all who earnestly seek Him. This method of access is reminiscent of passages like Romans 10:9-10, which indicate that if we confess Jesus as Lord and believe in our hearts that God raised Him from the dead, we will be saved.

Understanding faith also incorporates grace, and this grace is for everyone.

He loves us in our mess and desires to redeem our stories. Dustin breaks down, saying he can’t lose Steve after he’s already lost Eddie for trying to be a hero. Not looking with lust won’t do it. While some religious traditions may view sexuality as a defining factor for salvation, other communities emphasize God’s love and acceptance for all people.

There’s no magic antidote that’s going to solve this issue. Many fear that embracing their identity may mean they are less loved by God. Yet, Jesus, in Matthew 11:28-30, invites all to come to Him for rest; this invitation remains constant for everyone. For us, it was about the fears — because that’s what Vecna does.

Not her fault, I would say!

It was Brenner’s fault.

Matt Duffer: She was forced to do that.

When did you come up with the idea that Brenner had used Henry’s blood to create more Henrys — with El being the most successful manifestation of that — presumably to be Cold War-era weapons?

Matt Duffer: I think that came about when we were working both on the play and Season 4, if I recall.

Faith in Jesus Christ saves us. Jonathan takes out the engagement ring he’s been carrying around in a John Coltrane cassette, and says, “Nancy Wheeler, will you not marry me?” They remain, of course, bonded forever – but just as friends from now on.

Speaking of friends, after getting into a physical fight in the basement of the lab, Steve and Dustin separate in an angry snit.

And what is the solution here, that you can live a normal life?” That’s really a huge part of Eleven’s journey this season.

So did Eleven create the Upside Down? To their own master, they stand or fall—and they will stand, for the Lord is able to make them stand. Because in our mind, if the party’s actually going to be able to defeat this great evil, they have to be all working at the best of their ability, and be all on the same page.

In “Sorcerer,” the climactic conclusion of Volume 1, Will harnessed his connection to Vecna, which had been forged when he was kidnapped into the Upside Down on Nov. 6, 1983. Can they ever form a connection with someone that is as meaningful as this? Galatians 6:2 urges us to carry each other’s burdens, fulfilling the law of Christ.

It’s very messy, because they do love each other very much, but we always felt that at the end of the day, they need to let each other go in order to grow as people and be independent.

But at the same time, there’s a very real — and I think a lot of people experience this — conflict, in the sense that they have gone through something very unique, and in their case, challenging.

There’s a huge difference is struggling with sin, and flat out denying that God hates sin to the point of saying it’s what God wants.

For many, heaven is a place where God’s love, grace, and acceptance are boundless and inclusive of all.