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“The world out there is not waiting for a new definition of Christianity; it’s waiting for a new demonstration of Christianity.”
- Leonard Ravenhill
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. ❤❤❤❤
“Repent and believe in the Gospel” that’s gold
Don't stop there, proclaim the gospel.
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. ❤❤❤
Thank you for addressing the "ask Jesus into your heart" one!
@dailydisciple1 It's weird how many bots there are for so many channels..
See many Christians using this all the time. Just ask where in scripture this is and they won't be able to tell you.
@@datpotatoes4005 Ik right?
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. ❤❤❤❤
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Thank you for your work in spreading the Word. May God's mercy and grace continue to be upon you my brother.
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“and that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. I pray that you, being rooted and firmly established in love,”
Ephesians 3:17 CSB
I think it's important to understand here that Paul is talking to other Christians and the context of this video states that we should not use this type of language in evangelism.
Yes Jonathan amen. Let’s create an entire evangelical catchphrase based on this one verse. How smart you are that you can search a keyword in a Bible app to find this one verse. Genius alert over here, got ourselves a mini-Solomon in the comments section
@@donkeydrangis216don't put the emphasis on his wisdom, put emphasis on God's wisdom. By the way, the verse is out of context because Paul is talking to Christians, while the video only talks about not using this phrase in evangelism and when talking to unbelievers.
@@nerfgunguy4575 They were being sarcastic.
@@nerfgunguy4575 r/whooosh
"It's okay to sin as long as you repent"
I mean I have nothing against it it's just you can't keep sinning and sinning again I believe that when you humble yourself to God you must crucify the flesh it doesn't mean you won't sin but don't let the enemy tempt you for the Bible say "resist temptation and it shall flee from you"❣️
Sin does not exist. It’s a bullshit concept used to manipulate and control people.
As a Christian you should be walking without sin, if you are still sinning then you haven’t crucified the flesh. Don’t be misled like some Christians that it’s okay to sin here and there when the word doesn’t say that but tells us to be completely without it
@@marktravis5162 Sin does not exist. It’s a bullshit concept used to manipulate and control people.
@@marktravis5162 1 John 1:8-10
“If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.”
Also we see Paul saying in the present tense (after he was saved of course) that he is the chief of sinners… Christians ought not sin, of course. Sin is wicked… but we still do sin. And the more we grow in sanctification the more aware we are of our own sin. To say you became sinless once you became a Christian is deceptive and prideful… of course that is also a sin. We see Peter, someone who believes whole heartedly in Jesus deny him 3 times, we see Paul talk about believers who are living in ways that they shouldn’t be, or getting into conflicts that aren’t justified and rather than tell them they aren’t Christians he calls them to repent and return to their former love of Christ and the Gospel. scripture makes it clear that once you are truly saved you will continue to the end… but it’s continuing in reliance and faith upon Christ. Understanding that he is our only hope, our only appeal to salvation… not our own ability to not sin
So yes, FIGHT SIN, flee from sexual immorality, but to say Christians don’t sin at all is deceptive. We just don’t sin as a lifestyle… we don’t desire sin, we don’t run towards it. We instead battle it, struggle with it, and repent of it. But we still fall into it
@@DesGardius-me7gf Lol thanks for the laugh
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I will be praying for you brothers and sisters in CHRIST 🙏
There’s something else people say that I can’t get behind and it’s so frustrating because it doesn’t even SOUND biblical.. “God helps those who help themselves.”
YES I used to hear this a lot growing up. It doesn’t really make sense to me and I haven’t found a passage of scripture that supports this idea.
It’s because it’s originally a pagan saying: “the gods help those who help themselves”. The Bible clearly teaches that God helps those who are helpless and leaves those who think they do not need help to perish.
It's origin Is one of the early father's of the USA If I remember correctly, Benjamin Franklin. He's the one that created that saying, it isn't in the Bible
It is not okay to sin. Good evening. They [all the armies of the world] will try to kill Jesus again but he is immortal and will not die the second time. Separate the true Lord Jesus from the Roman catholic sunday system. No righteous Christian has killed or raped any body. Jesus is the only true God of love that shall return soon, but the other gods are false with hatred for mankind. Did Allah, Brahma, Buddha, Krishna, Yahweh, etc die for your salvation? Even if the true Jesus were to come, your unbelief will cause you to fight him. The Israelite kingdom at its height was better than any first world nation today. The kingdom of Jesus is coming soon to a city near you. I thank God that hell [a place of torments] is not eternal, but the lake of fire is. Did you know that hell and death are cast into the lake of fire? Sin separates us from God. When the true Lord JESUS shall return, we shall worship him in the feast of tabernacles. Repent.
@@1newearth who said it's ok to sin? Not me. Those who are saved do not practice sinning. OSAS does not imply hypergrace. Those who go on sinning were never saved to begin with. Good trees cannot produce bad fruit, bad trees cannot produce good fruit.
dude i just found your channel. what a godsend. thank you so much for your content.
Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me. Rev 3:20
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So true
Not enough investors 🗿
Jesus doesn't need marketing, you need a saviour. We all come with different baggage in life. But none the less, either way you will still arrive at the airport.
So as a christian the best advice we try to share is, don't turn up without your passport.
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The "ask Jesus into your heart" thing never made any sense to me as a kid growing up in a fundamentalist/evangelical/baptist family. When beset by eldritch horrors as a child, I was told "pray to Jesus" with no further guidance -- like they expected a 6 year old to just figure it out. The most pragmatic advice I have ever gotten, some 20+ years later, has been to say the Lord's Prayer and the Jesus Prayer: "Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me." Orthodoxy is pragmatic like that.
I would think to encourage someone in struggle you might say something like, “Even the strongest soldier struggles. ….It’s not because you’re weak or strong, it’s because the struggles are waged against us all, so as soldiers we should stick together.” rather than the biggest struggles are given to the strongest soldiers.
2:00 “Be merciful to those who doubt; save others by snatching them from the fire; to others show mercy, mixed with fear-hating even the clothing stained by corrupted flesh.”
Jude 1:22-23 NIV
Using biblical language - noted. Thank you for sharing, God bless!
Geese, Isaac... these were some really good points!
You seem to have caught me out with:
- "If you are a part-time Christian, don't expect a full-time God"... thank you for that!
But I too used to believe the saying, "God loves the sinner but hates the sin".
You’re a great teacher.
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. ❤❤❤❤
On point brother. Love your straight to the truth videos keep up the blessed work you do . God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️
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Great content brother, keep fighting for our king
The one concerning what we consume/are "fed" with, especially. 👏👏👏
Awesome - I loved your points, and think they are very good and thorough! Especially that last one, addressing that one must believe in Christ. “Asking into your heart” I feel has the right meaning behind it, but I think it is a societally gentle and easy to misunderstand way of putting it. Hadn’t thought of that before!
I must ask, as I am confused by point two: what do you mean? Are we hated as sinners by God? I’m inclined to not think so because we are made in His image, and in Scriptures like “While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us,” and like Galatians 2:20, where Paul says, “…and the life I now live I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” I hope I am not coming off poorly, but am just trying to ask the questions in my head to further my understanding. I think I just misunderstood what you meant. Thanks for reading!
Polite correction * God doesn’t hate the sinner.. if He hated the sinner He hates every human He created (which He doesnt). He loves us which is why He died for us, but He doesn’t want us to remain in sin because sin is against love.. against Him. (: Peace of Christ.
Also His love isn’t determined by what we do or don’t do, we can’t earn His Love. His love is given to us .. we don’t deserve it and we can’t earn it.. however Heaven is a different topic (faith & works)
Yeah I was thinking the same thing... It was strange hearing him say that God hates His enemies, implying ourselves.. Jesus said to love our enemies, so I'm sure not even God hates His enemies. If He really did hate us, then what would be the point of John 3:16? I really believe that God is hateful towards our sin, not who we are. It is our sin that He came to save us from.
Thank you Brother, amen
Thank you so much for this brother! 💗
These are Calvinist views. God does not hate a sinner. Psalms uses poetic language to show how ugly sin is to God. When I say "I hate tailgaters," I don't literally hate the person tailgating, just the act of tailgating. God tells us to love our enemies, because He loves his enemies.
Telling someone that God has a plan for their life is true and encouraging. And asking Jesus into your heart gives a message of turning your heart over to God, which is accurate. What must I do to be saved? You even said you must turn your heart to Jesus. Most people understand what asking Jeaus into your heart means and I know many who repented and follow Jesus now because of it. Everyone should continue to read their Bible and grow in their understanding, but it is not a phrase that needs to stop. Eph 3:17 ".... so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith-that you, being rooted and grounded in love..."
I totally agree. We risk arguing over words especially when we disregard what the words mean to the person speaking them and impose our own interpretation of those words in order to make it easy to attack them. And yes, the views are Calvinist
Awesome brother,,,how much clarity you have in sharing the gospel,,,All glory to God for enlightening you and you Spreading the word in the right way..
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. ❤❤❤❤❤
“Put God 1st” - if God is first and He is just an item on a checklist, He can be bumped down to 2nd or 3rd. As Christians we must remember that God isn’t just first in our life; Christ IS our life (Col. 3:4).
God said directly love your enemies. An enemy is not someone you hate. An enemy is someone who apposes you. you can't claim God hates his enemy, and then calls us to love our enemies. If God is literally the source of our love we can't be better than our creator. If we are called to love our enemies God must all the more be capable of loving his.
This!!!
Don’t worry, you are right in knowing the nature of the Lord
He has some determinist/calvinist beliefs so he superimposes those upon Scripture
opposes*
Absolutely true, exactly right 👍
@@WellManNerd I’ve been watching Isaac for a long time and that’s the most ridiculous conclusion I’ve heard. Y’all just like to put people in boxes huh. How would you interpret the Psalm 11:5 he mentioned, as well as many other parts of Scripture?
Spot on, the progressive movement Love these sayings. Also, We should all study the old testament. Yeshua said in the sermon on the mountain: Matt 5:17 -19 "Do not think I came to away with or undo the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to destroy but to fulfill. For I assure you and most solemnly say, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke will pass from the Law until all things are accomplished. So whoever breakers one of the least of these commandments, and teaches others to do the same, will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches them, he will be called great in the kingdom of heaven." Knowing sin is knowing the Law, and therefore it is a must to study the old testament. God bless you all
But we're all wicked. None of us are sin-free. Even the best of us still deliberately sin while knowing God hates it (e.g. telling a lie, getting offended). But that doesn't mean God hates us. God so loved the WORLD. That means all of us. He hates the sin inside of us. If he hated those who rebel against him, he wouldn't run after or desire a relationship with anyone. You can't love and hate someone at the same time. I have enemies, but I don't hate them. I have compassion on them.
Thank you Jesus for this message and using Isaac as your vessel
Revelation 3:20 about allowing Christ in your heart
Let's get back to biblical language! This was good bro.
9:19 I'm so glad you talked about this 'cause when I was growing up and the adults would tell me this I'd be kind of confused. It wasn't until the night I got saved that I finally understood.
“God won’t give you more than you handle” is one I hear wayyyy too often. It’s extremely unbiblical, makes people feel like they’re not having enough faith, and is also often used to minimize or belittle what someone is going through.
Oh how I miss your content!!! My feed stop showing you. So glad you popped up. Keep doing the God wrk 👊🏽.
Thank you for your great ministry. Holy Spirit humbles me through your videos. God is good!
Ephesians 3:17
'Invite Jesus into your heart' is still used as a lazy unscriptural 'salvation prayer' that means virtually nothing.
I don't necessarily think it's wrong if the talk of surrender, repentance, and making Jesus the Lord of your life is also mentioned. I invited Jesus in my heart 10 years ago, but also submitted everything to Him, making Him the Lord of my life. Surrendering isn't talked much about though in our modern circle.
2. On inviting Jesus to come into your heart
Again I believe we risk arguments over words
“Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me.”
- Rev 3:20
If anyone knocks at our doors we say come in. The gospel creates a tagging upon the hearts of man to respond to it and we are all familiar with this convicting work of the Holy spirit. It is Jesus knocking at the doors of our hearts and to allow him to come in is exactly what tge Bible is saying we should do.
My thinking is we are overthinking some of these words and we end up in a war of words. I have no qualms at all with such phrasiology. Remember intention is more important and we cant force language to mean the same to otgers as it does to us all the time.
This one is not an issue for me
On the topic of “Asking Jesus into your heart” I invite you to research Baptism. It’s an important and necessary step in Salvation.
@Dailydisciple143 Fake account…
"Good Christians are happy, healthy, and wise" needs to be cancelled immediately. (Note that healthy and wealthy are sadly interchangeable.)
Yes we have to be careful which quotes and stuffs we're doing or saying we can make that god be proud of us
May God bless and continue to guide you.
I laughed at the thumb nail, that was funny. Great video Issaac!
Spoken out of my heart.
Your second point about the sinner bears truth. And you do a good job pointing to Romans 5:8. At one point you used the wording "we were so awesome - I can't help to die for them", which is true, but in the last part is still amazing truth. The BibleProject's examination of the word "khesed" which describes God (Ex 34:6), points to the mind-blowing truth, that God just could not do differently or "can't help help to die for us".
^This is not meant to disagree with your point on a foundational level, but what I would add to your point, because it makes who God is just even more magnificent - at least in my own understanding :)
We should rather say God is gonna use you in a mighty way
Such a great vid bro love this
One statement that is often used by believers and non-believers alike:... "We are ALL God's children!"... WRONG! - In John 8:44 --- Jesus clearly stated that the devil (a murderer and father of lies) also has children who obey him... It is true that we are all of God's "creation", but according to Jesus' statement, several limbs of the family tree hold bad apples, too.
Love your content brother.
Thank you, brother! 🙏
I hope Isaac, uploads the "You don't have as much time as you think video" it's funny cos My last vlog is titled "Running out of time?" Though we may be talking about different stuff. Love how this video breaks down all these old clichés.
One Christian saying I think should be cancelled, is one that's especially quoted where I grew up as an old colony, traditional Mennonite. The saying is a misquoted verse from the Bible. 2 Timothy 3:14. The way it would be quoted was out of context, and the quote basically was, "we must keep that which we have been taught." This saying over time led to the Old Colony Denomination relying more on tradition than scripture. Putting more emphasis on dressing humbly and traditionally, rather than repentence and grace. And I've personally seen people of this denomination persecuting those who left the Church in order to join an actual Christian faith.
This may stem from my own childhood growing up in more traditional church, but I find it frustrating when some people say “The Holy Spirit told me to…”, and they use that phrase for everything they’ve ever done. Idk, it just seems prideful like they’re bragging that the Holy Spirit just talks to them all the time. They may not intend it that way, but it confuses me for sure
This video was on point!
Another phrase I think needs to be cancelled is one that's very popular specially among Christian women; it's a misquotation from the Psalms referring to the city of Jerusalem, it goes like this: "God is within her, she will not fail". Um, no… our faith is not in that things won't wrong, but in that even if they do and we are in obedience to His will, God will work them out for good and for His glory (Romans 8).
But is there a Christian or human being who believes that things can’t go wrong or it’s a straw man?
English Standard Version
Psalm 5:5
5 The boastful shall not stand before your eyes;
you hate all evildoers.
I can think of many things that I will not think or say so I wont even try to think about it 😅!
Humor aside. Thanx for this video! Verry helpful! God bless you all and much love from Sweden 🇸🇪💟☦️💟
Geese, Isaac... these were some really good points!
I decree and I declare....Blank
That was an amazing video. God Bless
"God won't give you more than you can handle" is in scripture, but people tend to leave out two very important words: "with God".
Another saying that is heavily misused is, "Money is the root of all evil". They're almost right but what Proverbs actually says is, "The love of money is the root of all evil".
I agree with most of this, except for the love the sinner, hate the sin concept you don't think is biblical. God does love each and every one of us, even unbelievers, but He won't force someone into His presence if they don't want to be with Him. Love is a choice. "God so loved the world..." He loves all of His creation, but hated our rebellion. He wouldn't create anyone out of hate. Why would He hate His own creation? Even the ones who aren't following Him? If God hated me before I turned to Him, He wouldn't have pursued me in the way that He did and called me by name to save me.
So, I do agree with that saying. We are to love even the ones we deem to be the most unlovable. Jesus loved and still loves me, even when I sin against Him. He hates my actions because they're not aligned with His law, but He still loves me in spite of them. So, I will love others as He has loved me. And, I will despise especially my sin against Him.
Exactly!!
Yeah, I was so confused as why that was on the list
Great video!
I love this content. We need more of this.
We don't have to ask God to grant us repentance it is already afforded to us through His grace. What may be necessary is to pray that God help us to walk out our repentance, though it is a command for us to repent and if He has commanded us to do it then He has already given us what we need to do it. What may also be necessary is for us to ask God to show us areas that we need to repent in.
What is necessary however, is for us to pray for those who have unrepentant hearts, those who have hearts that are hardened, that God may remove the hardness of their hearts.
It is more biblical to say God hates the sinner that lives in sin as well as the sin and they need grace in Jesus.
Ok I ,Samuel, think that saying “ Oh my God” and “holy crap” and stuff like that
This is a golden video.
God loves you all ❤️. And he wants you to give your life to him and find a relationship with him unstead
of the world and become a follower of Christ.
💯 especially the asking Jesus into your heart thing. The Christian phrase that aught to be canceled... is that fear doesn't mean fear it means respect. I've heard this so often that one day I found myself editing that switch in my mind when I was reading the Bible. Since the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and it's translated into fear not respect I don't think we should just change that translation. There is a big difference between fear and respect. I might respect someone and still be unafraid of the judgment. Not to say we should go around in fear of God. But that fear is where we ought to begin. Just like a toddler doesn't stop doing something dangerous out of respect. He either is physically prevented from doing it or he stops out of fear or he does the dangerous thing.
I agree with the misconception of "God loves the sinner, but hates the sin"
Romans 8:7 "The sinful nature has always been hostile to God. It never did obey God's law and it never will"
:8 "That's why does who still under the control of their sinful nature can never please "
About "God won't give you more than you can handle", yes I agree it's a misinterpretation, but of another verse, it's says we won't be TEMPTED more than we can handle. (1 Corinthians 10:13) Of course God give us more than we can handle, more problems than we can handle. That's when we are come to humble ourselves and ask for help: Lord, our brothers, other people...
The “ask Jesus into your heart” is actually recited in our large church everyday. However, they do call it the “believers prayer” and they do a good job of explaining if you’ve never accepted the Lord as your savior or even if you have that’s what it is for and we all recite it to end our service.
I agree it’s usefula and good for seasoned beleive but I feel like for unbelievers it shifts the focus to themselves, “asking Jesus into MY heart” just seems to imply to me at least, a sort of man centered gospel and that it’s all up to you. Instead I think “surrender your life to Jesus” is better because it is the gift he sees us and he is the King if that makes sense.
In my opinion it's great, many new people in church who never attended and it might be their first time even stepping foot into a church. So it gives them the courage to say "Yes, I want to do this and I feel drawn to God." and in turn begin to make steps in the right direction. Pastors are not going to walk with you in your faith, but they simply help us, sometimes, understand all of the things that God has already shared.
The Bible doesn’t tell us to repeat/recite a prayer
@@anna93171 just curious, how would you lead someone into accepting Christ when you evangelize to them and they accept the gospel?
@@thisisjudith I would tell them the gospel then tell them to do what Christ told us to do: repent and believe in him.
God so hated the world that he gave His one begotten Son…oh wait that’s not the verse.
Jesus came here to give us a radically different view of God than what the Jewish people had before. For their history they believed that God was angry, retributive, distant. He could not be reached except through priests and must be feared.
Jesus told us that God is loving. He is our Father. He gives us what we need and knows exactly what we need. He is close to us and ever present. God is Love.
Jesus told us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us. Since Jesus came here to reveal God to man, why would we think that God “hates sinners?”
Thanks bro this is good stuff ❤
Other sayings that need to die..."God helps those who help themselves." Or another way I heard it, "God will not do for man what man will not do for himself."
It kind of ignores the whole gospel...
thank you. very informative
So insightful
1. On God loving the Sinner and hating the sin
The quoted verse, Psalm 11:5 is a perfect example of anthropomorphism where we ascribe human attributes to God, same as "a jealous God".
We risk making scripture contradict itself with verses such as "for God so loved the world" and many many more that talk aboit the love of God and also his command to love all men.
If we fail to appreciate anthropomorphism we risk making the conclusion that God actually hates sinners. I invite us and the video maker to rethink that
I love videos like this. Words mater
I also think the saying "Ask Jesus into your heart" is a bad way to tell someone how to get saved, we are called to deny ourselves, in my opinion, just asking Jesus into our hearts is asking Him to conform to the way we are living, which is not what is supposed to happen, instead, we should be telling people to give themselves to Christ, I like to put it like this: The invitation of salvation is not accepting Jesus into our hearts, the invitation is to give ourselves to Christ.
I don't know that this should be cancelled but I think a lot of people use it but don't really know what it means "Surrend your [insert problem] to God." I like to follow up with "what exactly does that entail specifically and how am I not surrendering it to God now?" They always get a deer caught in headlights reaction. I think most people repeat this phrase but don't really understand it.
Ask Jesus into your heart is one I don’t like. It’s very confusing and when I was told that I had no idea what it meant or what I was doing.
“God loves the sinner but hates the sin” is a quote form Mahatma Gandhi
And it’s also an unfinished, misused quote. The full quote is this: “Hate the sin and not the sinner is a precept which, though easy enough to understand, is rarely practiced, and that is why the poison of hatred spreads in the world... It is quite proper to resist and attack a system, but to resist and attack its author is tantamount to resisting and attacking oneself. for we are all tarred with the same brush, and are children of one and the same Creator, and as such the divine powers within us are infinite. To slight a single human being is to slight those divine powers, and thus to harm not only that being but with him the whole world.”
Thank you for this video…
Great vid, thanks.
Great video! Would be cool if you could do a version of this with toxic things christians say about singleness/ relationships
yess plss
I have heard people say that when Pastors are baptizing people, they should say, 'I baptise you in the name of Jesus Christ' rather than '...in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit'. Can you explain which is correct? The standing ground of the argument made by people is that the Apostles had baptised people in the name of Jesus Christ.
8:54 i was just thinking about this in a humorous way because i thought to myself
God will not send you more than you can handle
And
I can do all things through christ who strengthen me
And me realising im gonna be sent alot of trials with the stitch crying in the rain meme
(Again this is a joke because im joyful to know God will be by my side through it all
this was really helpful actually, i couldn't explain repentance to my brother & this was just perfect! as for what i feel needs to be canceled haha, without a doubt "decreeing & declaring" things from God!! (or the name it & claim it movement which is just manifestation with a new name) It makes me sick new age practices like this have found their way into the church; The Lord saved me around 2 yrs ago and as a result opened my eyes to the charismatic background I was in & this is still my environment unfortunately
Hi where can I find a good Christian guy like you!? They are not at my church, not on Christian dating sites, there are different types of Christian men! I have talked to guys who say they are Christian but they don’t believe that Jesus is the only way and they aren’t sure if Jesus really is God. Christian doesn’t mean Christian anymore. I’m looking for a Pro-Life, Pro-Israel, a Christian man striving to be Holy because Jesus is Holy.
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I hate when Christians say, "Be careful what you ask for in prayer~!" as if God is a capricious genie.
I can only think of the story of king Hezekiah begging God to extend his life, where it would've been better not to have asked for & gotten what one wanted from God.
thanks bruh, i believed a lot of them
I disagree that God hates, at least in the way we mean in the sense that hate is not loving someone. God both love and hates some people, because hate simply means to prefer less
I have one.... Believe in Jesus Christ and Repent of your Sins for salvation. It is important to know that salvation is a free gift and that you don't "repent of your sin" to be saved you just need to trust Jesus Christ to save you. (That's on period)
and that repentance for forgiveness of sins would be proclaimed in His name to all the nations, beginning from Jerusalem.
- Luke 24:47
Peter said to them, “Repent, and each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.
- Acts 2:38
"Its not religeon, its relationship" such a stupid saying
Technically, it is supposed to be a relationship; religion has made it so an actual conversation & spiritual relationship with the Father becomes so complicated, putting up a roadblock in between us & Christ. Religion has made it so you have to follow RULES, whereas Christ has made it so we can be shown salvation, repentance & mercy.
Hey I've been watching and appreciated your content for a while, and I do full-time ministry with the Navigators at a college campus in CA. I'd love to chat with you sometime about discipleship if you're willing. Let me know if you're willing! Thanks Isaac
Ask Jesus into your heart also doesn’t talk about baptism
Good job man.