Trent Horn
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1,841 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Trent Horn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, the Bible never says to confess your sins to Jesus.
It never says that once in the New Testament.
When it talks about confessing sins in the New Testament, the context is always to other people.
In James 5, it says confess to one another.
In 1 John 1.9, it's the context, verse 8 and 10,
Because 1 John 1, 9 says, if we confess our sins, he is faithful and he will forgive us.
But in verses 8 and 10, it says, if we confess our faith to others, if we confess what we believe, it's a context of if we are public and don't hide that we're Christians, God will be faithful.
So it's talking about public confession to other people.
So in seeing that, that baptism unites us to Christ, even if we throw it away, as a Catholic, I would say that God is not some kind of heartless judge.
He is like the father of the prodigal son.
That if we are, through baptism, united to Christ, adopted children of God, even if we sin and we reject God and we go away,
God will always be standing at the gates of heaven.
He'll always be looking out.
I love that in the prodigal son.
He saw the son coming from a far distance.
I always interpret that to mean every day he went out as far as he could on the property to be watching for him, to be waiting for him to come back.
And here he comes.
He says, my son was once dead.
And now he's alive again.
And so that's why I can say that you can be saved, you can receive salvation, but then you can be spiritually dead.
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