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Hi. What do you think about the pandemic, the shots the nose tests, tge masks?

I was so pleased to hear some of the Revelation and how the words came together with other Books of the Bible.

I remember specifically one of the times I felt so low--I remember so much, I can still see myself there, but I had a strange joy at the same time, and I was thinking about the Lord.

Thank you for the faithful Bible message!

What great thoughts for a Christian life. Vickie Mcelroy

Truly enjoyed this sermon Vickie Mcelroy

Truly enjoyed this sermon. Vickie Mcelroy

I learned alot from this sermon. Vickie

I needed to hear this sermon. There was a long period of being overwhelmed in my life but I turned to God and it still hurts but that carries me back to God every time.

A lot of us don't like the past, but we can't learn from the future. In God we trust.

Very moving.

I was low today, but now I feel lifted up. Bless the Lord and his teachers.

I learned what a paradox is. I knew it existed someway, but I didn't know it had a name.

I abhor myself, and I can learn from Job and the Lord.

Brother Matt, This is a most excellent sermon which I needed to hear.

Sure am disappointed I wasn't there. Vickie McElroy.

The passion in his speaking is great. Thanks for preaching with such confidence, makes this so uplifting

Wonderful news over and over...

I think you are using the wrong definition for “judge.” You said, “to judge is to pronounce rightness or wrongness about that thing, in this case people.” “Judge” can mean more than one thing and in the context of this Scripture, I think the word “judge” includes a sentence. When a judge rules in a court of law, he hands down a sentence when the person is found guilty. In the case of the church, judgment sometimes includes exclusion. We have the authority, as a church body, to judge our own members in this way, with a sentence of exclusion. We do not have this authority over people who are not members of the body to judge in this way. We DO, however, have not only the right, but the DUTY, to judge people outside the church in the sense of pronouncing rightness or wrongness when it comes to actions, behavior, and beliefs. For example, if you have a friend who is committing adultery, you should indeed confront that person and tell him what he is doing is wrong. You do so out of concern and love. You know adultery could destroy his marriage/family. God’s standards are the only moral standards, and we are to stand by those and stand up for those. These are two different “judging,” one we are to do regarding people outside the church, the other we are not to do regarding people outside the church. I think this is what Paul is trying to clarify. I think in this day and age, people use the “you shouldn’t judge others” as a way to silence people who speak up for God’s moral standard. We must be careful not to do the same. Enjoyed the sermon. thanks!

Amen

Wonderful Singing. Praise God!

Amen.

Watching

Sir, is there a Cross in your church? You have a curtain, chairs & so on but where’s the Cross, may I ask?

Great video!

thank you for posting this sermon - I, for one, needed this particular message today

Excellent message! Truth and freedom stir me up. I dislike politics, but I think it is important because politicians are the ones that make the laws which protect/threaten our freedom. Football (and all sports), on the other hand, are merely entertainment. In the long run, in the big scheme of things, it makes no difference who wins which game. I'm saddened that I have seen people miss opportunities to worship, to spend time with loved ones, to attend weddings, and to avoid chances to LIVE in order to watch a football game. THAT is idolatry and unfortunately a sad part of our culture. I think we all need to examine our priorities and make sure we are living according to what is important to the Lord instead of just doing what we know, what is part of our culture, and what is pleasurable.

God bless you sir, I hope to hear more.

Volume needs fixed. Can’t hear it at all hardly.