I strongly recomend watch the original song "Unda di Blood" with subtitles, I mean, the lyrics are about how he refugees in Jesus when he is with struggles, and it SLAPS xD.
4:42 Doug is right about Bible illiteracy from the SNL cast. Keenan says he’s going to read from 1 Corinthians. As he turns the pages in the Bible. I’m pretty sure he’s in Old Testament and not even close to 1 Corinthians. Something I noticed
So true. The skit is a very clear representation of the churches down in the Caribbean island of Dominica. Down there for 2 and a half years, and every church is like this.
I praise God for allowing me to experience worship in many different settings. Sure, there are times when it is “off”, but the dust shakes off my sandals pretty easily, and I can love the differences in as much as they glorify God. I remember chuckling at this skit.
I think I saw it all but the snake-handling growing up, and that only because my father chased the snake people off when they tried to infiltrate his West Virginia church.
Sort of unrelated, but can someone explain why some pastors refer to 1 Corinthians as “one Corinthians” as opposed to “first”? Is it because there’s other unknown letters to Corinth outside the canon?
@@JohnNissenIV All books. It's just how they say it. "Open your bible to Three John, chapter two". It's just a culturally-different way of saying the same thing. If they grew up in some part of the Anglican communion, that's possibly all they've ever heard
@ huh, that’s so interesting. I’ve heard other American pastors use that terminology, like John Mark Comer, who definitely didn’t come up in the Anglican tradition, so I wonder where it originated for someone like him.
Let the little children come to Me, for of such is the kingdom of God. I've been places where it seems weird, but God did make a donkey talk. Grown men and women acting like sprinklers concerning God's love bring all around, is a beautiful sanctified place. As long as they love Jesus. There's places like in Africa where children and adults all dance and praise God together on hard dirt flooring. It's beautiful. The people are as one and have so much joy and happiness.
Unfortunately you can't always avoid the plague like when you're visiting family who trailed of to this kind of "worship". But like always the Lord provides. After listening to the same song, "Lord we welcome You" 6 times (I counted) I thought it best to tell them that by now the Lord was definitely present. My family was upset, I wonder why 😀 They also provided every seat with a pencil and A6 piece of paper saying, Rate the Sermon. This I used to write down the names of a number of Catholics the, I'll call him pastor against my better judgment, could read. Problem was how to get the paper to him but the Lord provided again. The pastor call on someone in the audience with a heart problem - the Lord apparently told him there was such a person. That was my opportunity to go forward and I could put the paper in his shirt pocket. Interestingly enough he walked around with his hand on his pocket for the rest of the time there. Long story but it was Wonderful how the Lord provided!
Im not religious but I often go back to my catholic church from childhood to reflect on life, its a comfortable place. I enjoy the hymns and the incense, and the peaceful atmosphere. This channel is kind of the same, very enjoyable, Despite not believing in an omnipotent power, we align on most values. I feel that as long as I follow The Golden Rule my whole life, I'll be alright in the end- whatever that may hold.
Thank you for sharing! The only problem is that none of us can keep the golden rule. Which of us can say that we have always treated others how we would want to be treated? The fact is, we all fall short. The Bible says all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). Because of God’s justice, he will punish us for our sins, and none of us can escape judgment by our attempts to do good. That’s why the gospel is such good news! Jesus lived a perfect life and died on the cross to take the punishment we deserved for our sins. He offers us forgiveness and eternal joy with him if we turn from our sin to follow him and trust in Christ’s righteousness, not our own, to save us.
I don’t know. He’s kind of a stickler. Just because people don’t wanna stand around when worship, and instead move around. That’s not make you any less of a Saint.
Fr, News flash to reformed folks that churches exist all round the world and don’t do church the exact same way. It’s like go to another country for peat’s sake.
Doug has had that jolly grandpa energy for like 3 decades now.
It's 24/7 😂 my kids refer to him as grandpa Doug. 😂
So much wisdom in the last line. “There is a wide variety of things you can do in a God honoring way, but there is a limit…”
Doug tells stories and occasionally also plays a skit from SnL
His stories are more entertaining than the skit.
Having attended both Anglican Church in northern England and experienced Nigerian church can confirm 😂
I strongly recomend watch the original song "Unda di Blood" with subtitles, I mean, the lyrics are about how he refugees in Jesus when he is with struggles, and it SLAPS xD.
4:42 Doug is right about Bible illiteracy from the SNL cast. Keenan says he’s going to read from 1 Corinthians. As he turns the pages in the Bible. I’m pretty sure he’s in Old Testament and not even close to 1 Corinthians. Something I noticed
I don't think realism was the point
What if it's a study bible with commentary at the back.
So true. The skit is a very clear representation of the churches down in the Caribbean island of Dominica. Down there for 2 and a half years, and every church is like this.
I praise God for allowing me to experience worship in many different settings. Sure, there are times when it is “off”, but the dust shakes off my sandals pretty easily, and I can love the differences in as much as they glorify God. I remember chuckling at this skit.
I don't know Doug, I hope heaven is this fun!
I thought he was saying, on daddy blood until I got the groove.
I think I saw it all but the snake-handling growing up, and that only because my father chased the snake people off when they tried to infiltrate his West Virginia church.
My dad told me stories about this, crazy stuff haha
As someone with WV blood amd family from WV, that sounds very West Virginian
My son, a 30 year old, goes to a church that the worship music is county style, I’m so disappointed.
Sarcasm in case you missed it
Oh, get over yourself and be thankful he's going to church.
@@sonnyh9774 Maybe read the comments above yours before you say stuff like this?
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@@sonnyh9774swing n a miss , 🥴
Shane Gillis went to catholic school up until college so it was going to have the little things right
A broken clock is still right twice a day
Unless it's digital.
Wrong context, dishonest to John and many other churches around the world that aren’t western.
I wonder why they set this in Jamaica. As your stories (and many others who are watching this) confirm, this could take place anywhere in the U.S.
I clicked this video yesterday(I think it was yesterday) but it was pulled down. Did SNL try to copyright strike you?
The video did say that NBC (I think that's the three letter) had copyrighted it.
😂😂😂 I’m in Cleveland Ohio….
Wow that husband on vacation sure picked up an accent QUICK! 🤦🏻♀️
Sort of unrelated, but can someone explain why some pastors refer to 1 Corinthians as “one Corinthians” as opposed to “first”? Is it because there’s other unknown letters to Corinth outside the canon?
in the US & Canada it's "first, second"; "one, two Corinthians" is how our Anglican/Episcopalian friends say it (UK-derived);
@ but why? And is it for all books? Or just Corinthians?
@@JohnNissenIV All books. It's just how they say it. "Open your bible to Three John, chapter two". It's just a culturally-different way of saying the same thing. If they grew up in some part of the Anglican communion, that's possibly all they've ever heard
@ huh, that’s so interesting. I’ve heard other American pastors use that terminology, like John Mark Comer, who definitely didn’t come up in the Anglican tradition, so I wonder where it originated for someone like him.
😂😂😂”…which we weren’t,…”😂👍💋⚔️🕊️‼️
It reminds me of the Presbyterian service-cultural differences- in Haiti. 😊
"...ears to hear..." 😊
Let the little children come to Me, for of such is the kingdom of God. I've been places where it seems weird, but God did make a donkey talk. Grown men and women acting like sprinklers concerning God's love bring all around, is a beautiful sanctified place. As long as they love Jesus. There's places like in Africa where children and adults all dance and praise God together on hard dirt flooring. It's beautiful. The people are as one and have so much joy and happiness.
Nobody fainted. Who hasn’t been subjected to fainting, and fanning, and dancing? Look no further than the Orleans surrounding parishes. Lord child.
but he said catholic, not eva
What ?
I was gonna say. Nothing close to a mass.
you didn't even show the best part of the skit!
That's how my content is perceived😅
4:53 my reaction exactly.
Avoid like the plague. The music in evangelical churches threw out the good stuff for screens and monotonous repetitive words.
Unfortunately you can't always avoid the plague like when you're visiting family who trailed of to this kind of "worship".
But like always the Lord provides. After listening to the same song, "Lord we welcome You" 6 times (I counted) I thought it best to tell them that by now the Lord was definitely present. My family was upset, I wonder why 😀
They also provided every seat with a pencil and A6 piece of paper saying, Rate the Sermon.
This I used to write down the names of a number of Catholics the, I'll call him pastor against my better judgment, could read. Problem was how to get the paper to him but the Lord provided again. The pastor call on someone in the audience with a heart problem - the Lord apparently told him there was such a person. That was my opportunity to go forward and I could put the paper in his shirt pocket. Interestingly enough he walked around with his hand on his pocket for the rest of the time there.
Long story but it was Wonderful how the Lord provided!
It’s like a concert with a Ted talk at the end of
Repetition isn’t always bad. The Bible is full of them.
"Only things I like are valid."
that’s big eva/megachurches.
Talk about the Talmud, what's that say about our Savior and his mother?
Rent-free in your head.
@@americandropbear5081 they generally charge rent imo
Great question.
Me say unda di blad
Oh I get it, it's a reaction video without all the funny parts
Boost ❤
Be interesting to see SNL do Muslim call to prayer.
I think we know how well that would go…😂
Agreed.
Going to need a declaration to clarify this
PASTOR WILSON and Hegseth on the PBS NEWS HOUR: ua-cam.com/video/v9U65kdNfuI/v-deo.htmlsi=jKsyS_s_Yl0781Ii
Im not religious but I often go back to my catholic church from childhood to reflect on life, its a comfortable place. I enjoy the hymns and the incense, and the peaceful atmosphere. This channel is kind of the same, very enjoyable, Despite not believing in an omnipotent power, we align on most values. I feel that as long as I follow The Golden Rule my whole life, I'll be alright in the end- whatever that may hold.
Thank you for sharing! The only problem is that none of us can keep the golden rule. Which of us can say that we have always treated others how we would want to be treated? The fact is, we all fall short. The Bible says all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). Because of God’s justice, he will punish us for our sins, and none of us can escape judgment by our attempts to do good. That’s why the gospel is such good news! Jesus lived a perfect life and died on the cross to take the punishment we deserved for our sins. He offers us forgiveness and eternal joy with him if we turn from our sin to follow him and trust in Christ’s righteousness, not our own, to save us.
@@ruthalysse4096 amen, sister.
Kra kray psa
I don’t know. He’s kind of a stickler. Just because people don’t wanna stand around when worship, and instead move around. That’s not make you any less of a Saint.
Fr, News flash to reformed folks that churches exist all round the world and don’t do church the exact same way. It’s like go to another country for peat’s sake.
I Second...
Booooring