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Yes and yes! Thanks for the southern support 😁🍻

Yeah, those were definitely challenging things to think about!

Oooh - we'll definitely look into that!

Yeah, like the Pharisee praying about how awesome he was and the tax collector being honest before God (Luke 18).

Simple - Colossians 4:5-6. Stand up for truth in a way that is caring more about the other person rather than making a point. It's not easy, but it is the right thing to do.

That's definitely a possibility...

Definitely agree on the security guards in schools! It would provide more safety for our kids, and probably help employ returning vets in a meaningful way.

It was along the lines of being criticized for writing "love songs" and then he responded with something about "Yeah, what does Jesus have to do with love?" in a sarcastic way 😂

@EpicLifeTerrell We do - quite often actually. And we LOVE how much grace is emphasized, and self-righteous works and pride are not. We're so grateful for how much we read about a loving God loving people and instructing us to do the same.

@nathanporter3569 You want us to quote the entire Bible either in a short form video or a comment on said video? That would get long. But here's a few to get you started. Romans 3:20-28 (about grace), Galatians 5:1-12 (about not works), and 1 Corinthians 5:9-10 (about not holding unbelievers to the same standards).

Amen

@BradySmale Seems to us that if people were offended, it was because they (religious leaders) were counting on their own good works and didn't like all that grace talk from Jesus. Before Jesus said to "Go and sin no more" he started off with "I don't condemn you." Maybe us Christians could try that on for size first, before we start pointing fingers.

@@letsdrinkthink Don't misunderstand me. The Pharisees, Sadducees, and chief priests were the epitome of self-righteous. Jesus said you need a righteousness greater than theirs which is Christ's alone. They proved their righteousness was the best man could do and all it produced was whited sepulchers. My disagreement with your statement is that you can both preach the Word of God and NOT be self-righteous. Jesus never said He didn't condemn them. Just the opposite. He called people dogs and hypocrites and children of the Devil. But He came just for those who knew they were sinners. He came for those who knew they were lost. Paul corrected Peter to the face because he needed it! That does not mean Paul was perfect! I do not believe just telling everyone that they are ok and just love God is being faithful to Christ's teachings. That sounds like 2 Timothy 4:3-4 - "For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; and they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables."

@nathanporter3569 What words did we put in Jesus mouth? It's what He said to the woman caught in adultery in John 8. Have you read the Bible? And John 3 is about God's judgment for unbelief, not our judgment of people for not living up to a certain standard.

@BradySmale we're not suggesting telling everyone that their sin is ok and everything is all roses. We're advocating for what the early church decided at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 - to NOT making it difficult for Gentiles who are turning to God. We can preach truth in a loving, gracious manner that does everything possible (short of changing truth) to not offend people. If anything offends non-Christians, it should only be the Gospel. Unfortunately, many non-believers even get the chance b/c Christians are ungracious, self-righteous jerks.

@@letsdrinkthink so the council of Jerusalem showed us there were only a few things from the law that we as Gentiles must adhere to. Perhaps I’m missing context of this clip, but it seems that you said Christians are living in sin secretly and judging others sins. That is hypocrisy certainly. However the correct answer is for that hypocrite to repent and live a sincere life. I don’t believe everyone is a hypocrite. We are told that the spiritual man judges all things and is not judged himself. I’m just stating that you cannot equate anyone who preaches holy living as hypocritical because some ARE hypocritical. Jesus said everyone he loves he rebukes and chastens. So love is not blind acceptance. I’m against legalism and preaching personal convictions/ standards, but I disagree with the mindset that we should just accept people if they are living in open sin. At our church we have welcomed back two people in the last year who left in sin and repented. We should always be praying and loving them, but there are some sins that Paul told us we should not allow people to come to the church over. I assume you all are believers so I pray Gods blessings on you all. Continue to grow in grace!

@thetrain5796 Hmmm, judge much? The main guy talking was drinking NA…so, that’s embarrassing…

​@letsdrinkthink what's embarrassing is you talking like a 12 year old tiktok kid. You IDIOTS act like you have something spiritual to say with HARD LIQUOR in the background. Then you want me to believe it's non-alcoholic 😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmfao!! You're one of those who thinks they can live in sin as long as your sorry. Sorry kiddo but the oath is narrow and you definitely walk on the broad side. Quit telling people not to tell you that you live in sin. Yeah I judge people, I'm not perfect. However, I'm no fool like you who lives in such outward sin while thinking they can preach to others. You probably smoke cigarettes too 😂😂😂😂😂

​@@letsdrinkthink😂😂😂😂😂😂 I just realized what the name of your channel is 😂😂😂😂😂 you really are an idiot 😂😂😂😂😂 lmfao!!!! Good luck with Jesus big guy

@thetrain5796 Great comments here - really epitomizing Jesus, huh? Keep being judgmental - we're gonna keep being gracious.

Whoop whoop!

Why would a church burn down if you entered it how did you come to the conclusion?

@jenniferscott3176 We guarantee it won't burn down. None of us are even remotely close to perfect people, and our church hasn't burnt :)

Who was doing that? We're saying that Christians have caused a lot of problems for people with their unreasonable judgments - so much so, that people don't even want to go to church. If anything, we're agreeing that people who don't go to church probably have a good reason. We're just trying to change their experience going forward...

We didn't say it was our #1 evidence. It's just more evidence. It's true that some people have an extremely strong willpower and can adapt easier. It's also true that there are situations in life that are beyond our ability to endure. We've discovered that a relationship with God can make an incredible difference in those instances.

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To some it might be, but it doesn't need to be for all.

Where?

@@letsdrinkthink Proverbs 20:1 Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. Romans 14:21 - It is good neither to eat flesh, nor to drink wine, nor any thing whereby thy brother stumbleth, or is offended, or is made weak. Galatians 5:19-21 Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.

@lucaswhite3411 still haven’t given any proof saying that alcohol is explicitly wrong in all situations for Christians. Proverbs is about drinking too much and losing your senses. Romans is about not using Christian liberty if it causes believers with weak faith to stumble. And the last is about drunkenness. Try again.

@@letsdrinkthink those verses are proof. And Proverbs did not say what you feel, it said that wine is a mocker God didn't say if you overindulge and no in the epistle to the Romans God is telling you not to do this. In Galatians he said being a drunkard is a sin. Y'all need to stop twisting God's word to make your sin ok. It's not.

@lucaswhite3411 until you give concrete, applicable evidence, it’s not a sin for everyone in all situations.

Really? Because he was drinking an NA cocktail, so…

That's a fact

Nope, Christians CAN drink alcohol. As long as it's in moderation without getting drunk.

@@letsdrinkthink that's not true.

@lucaswhite3411 Sorry bud, you're wrong. The only instruction regarding alcohol is to not be a drunkard. Saying NO alcohol is just religious legalism. It's a matter of Christian liberty.

@@lucaswhite3411 the only religions i know that don't use alcohol are Buddhism and Islam Jesus turned water to wine and drank it and we drink red wine as the blood of Jesus i don't know where you got Christians cant drink from