Once you are born again you are no longer a sinner but a saint born of Incorruptible seed born of the Holy Spirit born from above in Union with Christ the second Adam with a new nature just to name a few things, seated at the right hand of majesty in Christ

 Armageddon is coming whether we like it or not, the Mark of the Beast is coming whether we like it or not, the Antichrist is coming whether we like it or not, the Great Tribulation is coming whether we like it or not, the Wrath of God is coming towards sinners whether we like it or not, there is a Heaven to gain and a Hell to shun whether we like it or not, get a grip

 If you're spending more time with your "friends" than with Jesus, then your so-called friends are not really friends but foes. Spend more time with Jesus and He'll make sure He brings the right friends into your life.

 Fair warning: The difference between Progressive Christianity and Progressive Sanctification is day and night & night and day. Know the difference.

 This concept of judging between right and wrong, between light and darkness and so forth is right through the whole Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

 Actually what Paul said in Romans 7 he was talking about his BC days as a Jew trying to keep the law and failed miserably like most observing Jews do, read the whole chapter in its proper context starting with verse 1

 1 John 3:6-9 - Now read that out of the Amplified Bible or even better out of the Greek because what you're saying here that the moment a person is born again he should never sin again which is false yet there are degrees of sin of course and I'm the first one to admit I've been on the straight and narrow path for the last 31 years meaning I've never went back to my vomit whatsoever everything God saved and delivered me from I never went back to it but you need to share the whole counsel of God and what you just said here totally contradicts what James says in chapter 1 verse 21 regarding sinning Saints or Saints that sin as well as what Paul said in Ephesians 4:22 to 24 regarding sinning Saints or Saints that sin regarding the soul of the believer needing salvation, Deliverance, transformation which is also found in Romans 12:2, these are just a few examples. I hope this will help and straighten out your theology, shalom