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There is much we could not possibly know about the anti-deluvian age. If you come from a place of unbelief seeking evidence to prove it, you will likely find it. If you come to science with an objective willingness to see the truth of Scripture, you will find plenty of evidence that supports young earth creationism and an understanding of humanity that is in line with genetic studies. If you care to dialogue I would be happy to hop on a call with you.

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch lol did you research Svante Paabo ?. Did you research the Neanderthals DNA?

@@mattmatty4670 I am familiar with research that provides analysis of the human genome project, various supposed speciations (neanderthal etc) and explanations for such findings that are not in conflict with Scripture. Christians need not be stupid by default. As i offered, happy to present counterarguments if you care to set up a call. Thank you

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch so it dose prove your so called religion a scam annnnd you still believe it, buddy that makes you a delusional fool. Move forward from a magic invisible God scam. Cheers

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch stop deleting my replies buddy and book into a counsellor . Again buddy time to move on from the magic invisible God scam. Cheers

Thanks for the encouragement brother

Thank you! Pray for this upcoming weekend at Boise Pride please!

A tract. We print up tracts with our church info on one side and the gospel on the other. For this event though we had special ones for the pridefest

@@ObonyoPatrick grace and peace

A personal favorite of mine. Yes and amen - Pastor Gabriel

Our church is part of the holy catholic (universal) apostolic (as handed down) church (see Nicene Creed) and would argue highly values biblical orthodoxy. So much so, that scripture, God's revelation to us, governs all that we do. Do you believe we are outside the church (faith) if we do not submit to the authority of the Eastern Orthodox Church?

While I clearly rebuke the folly of their practice, and concern the shepherds who lead as such, I do not doubt there are some who are actually in Christ amongst their ranks. I cannot so confidently say so for those who follow Joseph Smith. With love friend, you have been led astay by a false prophet to a different gospel than that which Jesus and his apostles proclaimed. I know that sounds harsh, but I must speak truth to you. I would be more than happy to have a conversation offline if you are willing. I pray you will hear me out. -Pastor Gabe

Myth? We not only have the eye witness accounts in Scripture but numerous extra biblical accounts of Jesus. You may not believe he is who he says he is, but he certainly is a historical figure.

Do you believe in right or wrong? Many people's expectations are harmful and wicked... would you disagree?

Amen

I offered to have a conversation over zoom your first comment. You declined. I'm happy to engage with you if you desire to do so.

@stonemountainbaptistchurch Mmmm...ZOOM isnt public right? I feel like you could just simply answer the questions right here. I wonder why you won't.

@@MandMe91 public debate it is. When shall we schedule?

@@MandMe91 and to answer your questions 1. No 2. No 3. Not in the same way as a Jew

@stonemountainbaptistchurch "Not in the same way as a jew"...??? Honestly... thats a pretty good one. So Christ redeemed you from the curse of the Mosaic law (a law you were never under and has not existedfor nearly two thousand years) differently than he redeemed those who were actually under it. Yay... two gospel messages!!! Answering no to the first two questions makes your third answer illogical. We can't debate the validity of an illogical view. Your first two "no's" should make you reconsider what you believe and teach. There really is no debate... Paul said "the sting of death is sin and the strength of sin is the law" No law = no strength of sin = no sting of death. Pretty clear right?

That's back in the early days of the church plant. 👍

Says who? Is it a legalistic mindset that causes one to stand in respect when the king addresses his people? Respect and tradition are not legalistic unless one is using them to bind the conscience in terms of salvation or blessing.

@lukelemberg It's a man-made burden... even the disciples sat around when Jesus actually spoke. It seems to me like standing isn't reverent enough....you should all bow down before the king right?

@@MandMe91 Burden? In what way? No one has said that the only way to respect the reading of the Bible is to stand. It is A way. There is no burden set upon anyone during the reading. It is one way chosen. Do you think we should respect the reading of the Word of God or just treat it like any other thing? Principle and practice are two separate conversations.

@lukelemberg People only stand because the pastor says to...that's a burden. It's disrespectful not to bow before the king...you should bow for the reading of God's word.

@@MandMe91 you didn’t answer my question but that’s ok for now. Why is it that you call standing legalism and are now saying I have to do more? Is standing not really legalistic enough for you? What if we bow at a different time and not here? Is that a burden because the pastor said to? Don’t call something legalistic and then say do more like a legalist.

If you would be up for a discussion over zoom or phone, we would love a chance to dialogue. Let me know. -Pastor Gabe

The law in essence predates the Mosaic covenant. Adam transcended the law in the covenant of works. Codification is not required for accountability. Romans 1 makes this clear. Clearly there is a particular application to the covenant people of God, but it's principle Paul expands to all humanity. Christ mediates, redeems and restores us. Happy to dialogue with you over email, phone, or zoom if you care to--- Grace and peace

@stonemountainbaptistchurch The video is about the Mosaic law no?. Odd that Paul said "sin existed between Adam and Moses but sin is not imputed when there is NO law" Rmns 5 He's indicating the opposite of what you just said. He literally just claimed that Adams sin was not imputed (charged to his account) What law is Paul referring to in Galatians 3 and did Christ redeem you from it? Paul also said "sin apart from the law is dead"...do you believe that? We can chat here.

@stonemountainbaptistchurch This also says the exact opposite of what you said: **He has revealed his word to Jacob, his laws and decrees to Israel. He has done this for NO OTHER nation; they DO NOT know his laws Psalm 147

@stonemountainbaptistchurch Did Christ redeem you from the curse of the law that Paul is referring to in Galatians 3 when he said "Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law"?

@@MandMe91 are you saying that the moral law only applies to Israel? Are you saying that there is no binding law of God upon all humanity with regards to right and wrong?

Amen to that. Free from the weight and burden of the law, but we have liberty not license and ought to live out our lives being conformed to Christ in sanctification.

From same sermon ua-cam.com/users/shortsvZ6EHrSytXY?feature=share

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch wasn’t water baptism part of the Law? Would this mean it’s done away with, also? Since, we are baptized, in the Holy Ghost?

@@RedeemedbyHisblood9 water baptism is an ordinance of the New covenant. We are baptized in water and spirit. There's a lot to be said, but there are positive ordinances given in the New Testament specifically for the church that are fulfillments and greater realizations of what old covenant realities and practices pointed towards.

We will be back in September. Pray for us

May we all respond in faith by God's grace, and continue to preach the good news.

It is truly wonderful to sing in there with the acoustics. It is a joy to participate in. Grace and peace

I responded to your email, and I'm looking forward to dialoguing with you brother. Grace and peace, Pastor Gabe

I appreciate your direct feedback. I would encourage you to listen to the whole sermon for context. Brief sum up though, is that God saves us as individuals, but also for the purpose of living in Christian community. As such we need to strive to band together at the local and regional level with other believers for the purpose of kingdom building and Gospel proclamation.

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch Amen. We are the body of Christ! If one member is sick the whole body hurts. As it should be in community. I am praying for your congregation. And I pray if someone is sick that you would make it your ambition to help them in their needs. 🙌🏼

@@kingofwar4498 Thank you! It is truly a blessing to have a community that bears one another's burdens and cares for each other's needs. Praying with the sick or otherwise hurting is an obligation and privilege for elders. I pray you have such a community wherever you may be. Grace and peace

By what standard?

Has nature eternally existed? Where did it come from?

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch The correct answer is I don't know and you don't either.... Maybe nature has existed eternally but you and I shall never know that answer.... Don't see why that matters where it comes from. You're here NOW that's all that matters...

Everyone is compelled by their own worldview. Do you not have a set of values that govern your life? Anyone that argues for absolute freedom from any restraint or moral lens promotes only anarchy and destruction. I doubt you profess such anarchy, but rather you simply don't want to submit to God. Christianity doesn't seek to control anyone, but rather to encourage all out of love for God to seek to honor and obey his word. Christ is King of all. Even you. May the Holy Spirit grant you ears to hear.

We stayed and had conversations and spoke the gospel afterwards. The intent was to sing truth, worship God, and pray for his blessing upon the ministry at hand. It was also to declare to the city and those bringing their children to the event that there is a God to whom they must give an account. Love proclaims truth and offers grace.

Also, the hymn is about Christians martyrs being willing to endure the world's hated for Christ

@@stonemountainbaptistchurch For people who have never set foot inside a church, let alone heard that particular hymn for the first time, when they hear "the Son of God goes for to war," they're not thinking about Christian martyrs, they're thinking that your intent is to make them martyrs.

@@lawrencestanley8989 i appreciate your intent as well. We have no hatred toward any, nor our intent to be threatening. However, to preach a gospel of grace, one must know why that grace is required. As such, it is appropriate to sing of Jesus' reign, his holiness, and his wrath to be poured out on all who do not repent and trust in him. We seek to be balanced in proclaiming these realities of scripture. The evil on display is to be confronted, called what it is plainly, and then grace is to be extended and proclaimed in Christ. Our hope is that many will become part of the "such were some of you" and join in joyful worship of God with a restored sexuality by his Holy Spirit. Thank you for your engagement Grace and peace

​@@lawrencestanley8989maybe you can't hear the words, so I will help you here. The Son of God goes forth to war, A kingly crown to gain; His blood-red banner streams afar: Who follows in His train? Who best can drink His cup of woe, Triumphant over pain, Who patient bears his cross below- He follows in His train. The martyr first, whose eagle eye Could pierce beyond the grave; Who saw his Master in the sky, And called on Him to save. Like Him, with pardon on his tongue In midst of mortal pain, He prayed for them that did the wrong: Who follows in his train? A glorious band, the chosen few On whom the Spirit came; Twelve valiant saints, their hope they knew, And mocked the cross and flame. They met the tyrant’s brandished steel, The lion’s gory mane; They bowed their heads the death to feel: Who follows in their train? A noble army, men and boys, The matron and the maid, Around the Savior’s throne rejoice, In robes of light arrayed. They climbed the steep ascent of Heav’n, Through peril, toil and pain; O God, to us may grace be giv’n, To follow in their train. People interpret actions however they will in ignorance. You can't tell me that this is an imprecatory song. Even though imprecatory psalms are highly appropriate in this setting. Please stop accusing these brothers of "being mean." It's effeminate.

The popes hat is not Dagon, this was made up a long time ago

We must absolutely worship God. That worship informs our thoughts, affections and actions and sanctifies us as we are conformed into the image of Christ. 👍

We profess the same faith and gospel as those originally taught in the 1st century Not ashamed What is your worldview?

The teaching of the Pope is antagonistic to the gospel of Jesus Christ Happy to dialogue if you are willing to actually interact rather than blaspheme

We sing to God and we evangelize Pray for us! And yes, we love singing from the psalter🫡

Also, there's a few churches represented here. We partner with the local crec church as well as a few other 1689 and Westminster types. Grace and peace

We intend to make it an annual event followed with evangelism Pray for us Grace and peace

What is your standard for good or evil? I agree the loss of a child is tragic, but in your worldview, why does it matter?