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Hello Stephanie, you can be at peace that the Lord knows your heart. Therefore, you do not need to be afraid to have offended the Holy Spirit. God is love and what He cares about is your heart towards Him. Legalism is about the outward, but Jesus looks at the heart. Remember David, the Lord said to the prophet Samuel concerning His choice of David to become King: Men look at the outward appearance, but God looks at the heart. Therefore, you can be at peace that God looks deeper than a mistake of your tongue. Secondly, the devil is the accuser of the brethren, and he accuses us before God day and night (see Rev. 12:10). Satan is our enemy. Psalm 56:5 (NASB) says this: "All day long they distort my words; All their thoughts are against me for evil." The devil loves to twist and distort our words to make them say what we didn't mean to say or what wasn't our intent. Know that this sense of condemnation is not from God but from the devil. The way to overcome him as per Rev 12:11 is this: And they overcame him (the devil) by the Blood of the Lamb and the Word of their testimony. The moment we repent of a sin it is washed away with Jesus's Blood never to be remembered again. Jesus's Blood is the only acceptable payment for our sins. Once washed, the Lord forgets about our sin ("big" or "small"). I pray this helps.

Praise the Lord, I am so glad to hear.

Hello dear, it is in fact because you fear the thoughts that they keep coming back. The moment you will no longer see them as a threat to you, they will fade away and leave. If you believe these thoughts condemn you, it makes it very hard to become free from them because condemnation and guilt strengthen sin, or anything we see as sin for that matter. In this case, these thoughts are not your heart. I love the testimony of a woman who was struggling with these thoughts shared with me, she said, one morning as she woke up, she heard the Lord say to her: "How can someone accidentally hate God?" You see, these thoughts are not your heart. Therefore, you have not committed, nor are you committing the unpardonable sin because of their reoccurrence. Be encouraged, the Lord is willing and able to deliver you. Seek Him with your whole heart concerning this, and you will find Him and He will lead you out. It is only a matter of time, and you will be freed as you trust Him for it and receive instructions from Him and truth that will make you free (see John 8:31-32). But what is key to understand is that these thoughts are not your heart, and they do not condemn you. The Lord is a God of the heart. We are made right with Him freely by His grace through faith in Jesus, and not by our own striving or perfection. It is His perfection that is imputed to us as a gift. From His gift of grace and righteousness, we grow, but we need to understand and believe that it is a righteousness of faith. That is the only way we can relax and realize that these thoughts, for instance, are no threat. The moment you understand that it will help you experience a change. If you haven't watched my video below, I encourage you to watch it, here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/VdapiVM4DDU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KathleenKaczmarek I also encourage you to read my blog on the topic, which you can find here: www.paulandkathleenministries.org/post/overcoming-the-fear-of-the-unpardonable-sin-1

Dear one, apart from Him, we can do nothing Jesus said. This is what is meant by, "it has nothing to do with performance". The grace of God purifies our motives so that we serve out of selfless love for God and others. If it is by performance, we will serve to earn our salvation and such motives are self-centered and self-focus and are displeasing to the Lord. But God made a way through Christ's finished work at the cross. Indeed, we want to watch and be ready for when Jesus returns, but it will be by His grace that we will be found worthy. Our part is to yield and cooperate with the Holy Spirit, and to obey His voice and His Word. 1 Thes. 5:24 says something like this: Faithful is He who called you to Himself who will also do it. Let me ask you this one question, on that Day, when you are handed a crown, what will be your first instinct reaction? Will your first inclination be to believe you deserve it and earned it? Or will your response be to cast it at Jesus's feet? Take a moment to ponder that question in truth. Only the ones who were enabled by God's grace to live a life pleasing to the Lord will cast their crown at His feet, acknowledging that unless He had led them to victory and righteous living, they would never have made it to heaven, let alone made it victoriously.

@kathleenkaczmarek9190 You should work on editing your messaging, because it sounds like you are trying to backtrack and save face after saying, "It (salvation) has nothing to do with performance." You should edit your messaging so it says, "It (salvation) is not about our own effort and ability. The Holy Spirit helps us." Also, you sound contradictory in your videos because you say we are saved by faith and grace, yet you know that our motives and performance will be judged and based on them, it will be decided whether we will receive eternal life or hell fire. Our salvation is not promised or secure. Romans 11:22 warns: "Consider therefore the kindness and sternness of God: sternness to those who fell, but kindness to you, provided that you continue in his kindness. Otherwise, you also will be cut off."

@@SeekAfterGod Praise the Lord! I am so glad to hear.

Hi dear, I am not sure at the moment because I could have easily said this statement in more than one video. However, I would try the following two videos for now: "Birthing grace (Retake)", and "It's a heart matter".

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190 No, you don't say, "It has nothing to do with performance" in those videos. I've checked the transcript. Anyways, I remember you staring directly at the camera and saying this in your video. How can you say, "it has nothing to do with performance" when the Bible says, "2 Corinthians 5:10 - For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each of us may receive what is due us for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad."?

What I mean is, we don't work for our salvation, we work out our salvation with fear and trembling for it is God who works in us both to will and do for His good pleasure (see Phil. 2:12-13). Essentially, this is the question that will be asked of us on that Day: "What did you do with your free gift?" It is not about performance or else we have something to boast about. But we are called to be faithful and fruitful with the gift that the Lord has given us, and He enables us and helps us. By His grace.

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190 You are only thinking of "performance" in terms of doing something we can boast. "Performance" is also our moral failings. We will have to take accountability for them.

When I refer to the question, "What did you do with your free gift?" this also includes the gift of righteousness (see Romans 5:17).

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The role of Anxiety is to make you anxious,so it will give you thoughts that go against your good heart

i do that in my mind and sometimes say it out with my mouth. The Bible said whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven. I did it but i my heart didnt like it

"Be not overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good."

@Pdlll_0 Hello dear, I encourage you to apply the principles I shared in my video, and I believe it will help see the thoughts leave over time.

@@jamestaylor4062 Praise the Lord, I am glad to hear.

Hello dear, you didn't commit the unpardonable sin and you are not doomed forever. I wrote a blog on this topic if you want to read it, I believe it will help you. You can find it here: www.paulandkathleenministries.org/post/overcoming-the-fear-of-the-unpardonable-sin-1

Hello, it is important to understand the finished work of Jesus at the cross. The Bible says that as a result of His finished work, He made you who believe in Jesus a new creation, with a new heart and a new spirit (see Ezekiel 36:25-27). We now live by faith, and we are children of God. We have been perfected forever in our spirit through Jesus' offering of Himself at the cross on our behalf. It is His work done in us and we had nothing to contribute to it other than being recipients of the gift of salvation and of righteousness through faith. As you understand that and realize that what you say accidentally doesn't impact at all your position in the Lord and with the Lord, and that your right standing with God has been given you as a gift from God without you contributing to this perfect work done by Jesus, you will stop fearing these words and accidentally saying them and the unwanted thoughts will fade away as you stop fearing them and as you no longer come under guilt and condemnation because of them, They are not you and they are not your heart. To know who we are in Christ is pivotal in this. As you stop fearing them, and as you live from who you are in Christ, a lot of what you have been experiencing will start to fade away. Fear, guilt and condemnation strengthens the fear and torment and magnifies it all to the point of causing you to experience what you are experiencing. Also, the Bible says that the law is the strength of sin and arouses sin. Because these thoughts and words bring you under condemnation (law), that law strengthens this whole ordeal and opens the door to things such as what you have been experiencing. Begin to experience this under grace, and it will really help bring victory to you. I pray this helps.

Hello dear, you have nothing to fear concerning this; if you had committed the unpardonable sin, you wouldn't have been drawn by the Father to Jesus to give your life to Him unto salvation (see John 6:44). Also love, the Bible says, is not touchy (see 1 Corinthian chapter 13). You can be at peace, all is well.

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190 Thank you so much because ever since I found about this I was really scared and the enemy keeps on bothering me about this

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190i truly believe that i did this sin. I struggled with blasphemous thoughts as if someone or me was saying a sentence concerning this sin. And it happens that i think about those sentences as if i was saying the sentence. There are meanless for me, they don’t come from my heart but they come.

Please help. Did you ever feel like you said it aloud, but can’t remember if you did or not….?

@@GodIsGood-Fr hi! I had such concerns as well, but what’s even more cruel is that I had dreams in which I say it out loud and I remember when I was half-awake I murmured something and I am still not sure what was it.

@@oleksandratkachuk9976 did you ever think them Willingly and intentionally, but never said them aloud…?

@@GodIsGood-Fr yes I had a lot of such things. Because I can sense that my brain is very sensitive to OCD, and when satan attacks me, my brain starts to pick up things and repeat them and so and it feels so much present and coming from inside….. It’s a pure torture I’m telling you. All you can do is to trust the Lord. Literally there is no cure for that/researching and reading about it makes it so much worse. And also, you must do your best to not engage with thoughts. Do not ruminate, do not recall them to feel whether you thought them intentionally or not intentionally because you will find yourself in a biggest mental trap. Avoid engaging with them at all costs.

@@oleksandratkachuk9976 thanks for the advice, so happy it can’t be committed in thoughts, I’d be cooked

Hello, there is no formula per say, but as the Lord leads. However, if you continuously pay attention to the unwanted thoughts and engage with them is different way, shape or form wherever you are, you are not giving room for the thoughts to eventually leave you. There are times to stand by using the Word of God and fight from the standpoint of victory these thoughts, but also, to give them to God in faith, to receive His mercy and forgiveness, and from there, to leave the unwanted thoughts with Him. From that point on, to simply stop the thoughts in their tracks when they come, brush them off and move on, without continuously engaging with them by rebuking them, confessing them to God, repenting of them, quoting Scriptures against them... Also, that way, if you give them to God in prayer and from that point on, brush them off and move on, you don't have to rebuke them in the different locations you listed as you just brush them off and move on. You can only do that if you are in faith that there is no condemnation for you when the thoughts come, understanding they are not your heart and having given them to God in prayer already. In my video entitled "getting rid of intrusive unwanted blasphemous thoughts against God and the Holy Spirit", I share in more detail if you want to watch the video. Then I encourage you to, with God's help, apply the principles I shared in the video and/or anything else the Lord may give you to do. From there, give yourself sometime, just persevere in faith, and eventually the thoughts will fade away by God's grace. I pray this helps.

Hello dear, I encourage you to watch my video and with God's help, to apply the principles I shared in it. I believe it will help you. I made other videos about how to deal with unwanted thoughts as well which I believe might be helpful for you also. Importantly, Jesus is willing and able to set you completely free and He loves you very much. Be encouraged, by God's grace, this too shall pass.

@kathleenkaczmarek9190 thank you so much I will watch them!!

Hello, no you haven't committed the unpardonable sin. May I also mention here that the rosary doesn't contribute to your salvation which is great news. Instead, the Bible says that we are saved by the grace of God through faith in Jesus Christ, alone, it is the gift of God, not of works lest any man should boast (please see Ephesians 2:8-9). You can pray from your heart to the Lord. There is liberty made available to us in prayer. I encourage you to ask the Lord for an encounter with Him. I pray this helps.

i wouldn’t be afraid to say the rosary it’s in the bible i would look up miracle prayers and miracles miracle’s of the prayers of the rosary that jesus mother gave to us for these times look up the monks who said the rosery in in Japan, when the bomb was dropped on them and they were on ground zero and nothing touch them look up saint padrio pio and his stigma that’s the wounds of christ the rosary will save the world it’s are weapon of prayer for these times some times you can’t listen to everyone you have to do your own reacher of the truth yes i love what she is doing with it’s beautiful with with legalism and I believe God did come to her and she’s helping out a lot of people and you help me out tremendously, but you have to know where you came from and where our forefathers came from because you will just get a bunch of answers from a bunch of people that don’t understand the truth that’s where my legalism came from as well

God is good 🙏

Hello, I can assure you that Jesus is willing and able to heal you as you trust Him and rely on Him all the way. Yes, the journey can be long, but from glory to glory He will do it as you trust Him and do as He show you. It is also possible for Him to heal you completely on the spot, but either way, believe Him and He will do it. I made this video for the viewers' sake in obedience to the Lord, and it is intended to bless you with the truths that make free. Therefore, I encourage you to watch it and partake of the truth I shared in it by His grace. It is important for us to become rooted in that truth, by His grace. I would like to say as well that I believe that at the root of OCD you will oftentimes find some form of legalism. I encourage you to seek God to uncover the root of your fears and torment, He will. As you deal with the root(s) with God, He will heal in your soul. Be encouraged.

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Hello, what these orthodox priests are believing is not scriptural nor does it align with God's ways and heart. The righteousness that God prescribes is a righteousness of faith. Faith is in the heart (see Romans 10:9-10). It's not about an outward ability to keep your thoughts in checks all of the time. The latter is outward, and performance based. God is a God of the heart, first and foremost. God sees what you are going through too, and He can handle your anger. He understands the 'why' behind the 'what'. He is bigger than all of this and His mercies are way beyond what we can imagine. I believe what you are experiencing is largely fueled by the law you place yourself under concerning these thoughts. A law is anything that, if you don't comply with it, you fear you may be condemned to hell. So, if you live under a law that says, "If you have a blasphemous thought crossing your mind, you are doomed for hell" then, that law will arouse the unwanted thoughts even if they are not your heart (see Romans 7:5,8 and 1 Cor 15:56). That's why, like you said essentially, the moment you let go of your tight grip over your mind, the thoughts come. It's because of that law. The flesh always responds in rebellion to law, it can't any other way. That's why God had to make another way to free us and the way is by His grace through faith, by His Spirit, where there is no condemnation for you who is in Christ. And there is no condemnation on that matter because these thoughts are not your heart. Oh, how important to understand what it means to be in Christ. In Christ, it's a heart matter, not a performance matter. Thus, these thoughts are not your heart that's why you don't need to fear them and that's why they are not a threat to your salvation. Yes, the Lord gave me a dream. The fear didn't go right away, but eventually as I pondered on the dream again and truly believed it was from God and allowed it to minister to me, it helped see the fear and thoughts leave (that was during the first time I experienced something like this). The second time I experienced unwanted thoughts of that nature, the way I handled it is the way I shared in this video. I pray this helps.

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190thank you so much for your answer, I really felt some weight off my chest because of your answer! Just one question, how do I know for sure that I didn’t commit this sin? Even though 99% of those thoughts were so unwanted and truly because of this immense fear and law, I remember that at least 2 times some tremendous anger started literally shaking to the extent I had to stop what I was doing and try to fight it. This anger was so intense and unwanted and it started producing so many thoughts that I literally had to imagine a gun shooting so that I don’t hear them. It feels like a flesh rebelling against me but I am sure I missed some thought and said it from my heart because of this tremendous oppression and thoughts. Do you think God would forgive me even with this anger? This anger is really something new, because the first 2 years it was just fear, anxiety, and massive amounts of thoughts until it started producing this anger.

Hello, I am glad the Lord lifted some weight off of you. You know you haven’t committed this sin because of your heart for God. If you are repentant, God has forgiven. Because you have been under this heavy pressure and harassment for a long time, it looks like it has caused some anger to start to rise up. If you will give it to Him and trust Him with it, He will help you overcome it by His grace and by His Word. And as you learn to experience these unwanted thoughts under grace, that is, without condemnation because you are in Christ, they will lose their power over you, and they will eventually leave.

@@kathleenkaczmarek9190 Thank you so much! I appreciate God that you exist, you have been like a breath of fresh air in the midst of all this legalistic nonsense. ❤️