Great topic! Most, if not all, of us need a reminder to evaluate what we consume in light of God's Word. The biblical challenge to use our time well is always timely.
@@dennisreed6345 Just because you call it circular reasoning doesn't mean it's circular reasoning. That was not circular reasoning. But, you have a wonderful evening.
WOW. Thank you so much, Allie!! You are so real and I appreciate your podcast here on UA-cam. You're the only one who I can get my news from in this particular way with a Christian and relatable way.
Basically, if you have the Holy Spirit within you, He will lead you. If its not right for you, the Holy Spirit will put a check in your Spirit. The thing is, do you hear the Holy Spirit? Scripture says He will teach you all things. And He will lead you in the way you should go. But if you're not studying your Bible, if you don't praise God daily, if you don't pray, if you never fast, then it will be very difficult to hear the Holy Spirit.
I'm a big Star Wars fan, I'm wondering if the movies fit this. A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi, to me, show good morals and some of the same philosophy of Christianity despite being fictional and secular. I see it as an allegory even though it definitely is not because George Lucas is for sure not a Christian and not particularly religious. He might be Buddhist, I don't remember.
Quinnton Thedens I too am a huge fan of the Star Wars saga, as well as Walker Texas Ranger, UFC, etc. I think that the standard is "Does it defile your character and grieve the Holy Spirit?" It is very easy to be desensitized to things even after conversion, but as you renew your mind and mature you will become more and more sensitive to sin. I don't watch The Expendables as much as I used to.
The shows may have good morals. But is that your standard? I always ask, "does this bring glory or pleasure to God?" Ask Him, guided by the Holy Spirit and the Word. Remember that Satan transforms himself into an angel of light also. Not all that appears good actually is... I hope this helps.
This logic seems to suggest we can't read or watch anything except the Bible because nothing is wholesome or lovely enough. I think you are getting the wrong message. I don't think there is prescription here on avoiding imperfect things. Instead, I think we are to reflect on God's character and find the good things He has imbued in all things. If something is making you spiritually feel bad, then sure, avoid it. But we are not going to find content that is perfectly theologically correct and in alignment with God's will. Instead, we should be focusing on the good aspects within any piece of media. For example, we shouldn't reject Harry Potter because it has sorcery and magic in it. Instead, we should contemplate the positive messages it delivers such as valuing truth, loyalty, self-sacrifice, etc. The prescription is on what we think about and focus on, not on what we encounter in the world.
Sadly, Allie does not demonstrate that she follows biblical instructions for woman. Why is she wearing jewelry and where is her head covering? Why is she teaching? If Allie wishes to demonstrate the Biblical gender role of women, she should remain silent with a head-covering and without the vanity of make-up and jewelry. The Bible says that "women...should not have fancy hairdos, or wear expensive clothes, or put on jewelry." - 1 Tim 2:9. "Women should be silent and not be allowed to teach" - 2 Tim 2:12. "For if a wife will not cover her head, then she should cut her hair short. But since it is disgraceful for a wife to cut off her hair or shave her head, let her cover her head." - 1 Cor 11:6.
Sadly, Allie does not demonstrate that she follows biblical instructions for woman. Why is she wearing jewelry and where is her head covering? Why is she teaching? If Allie wishes to demonstrate the Biblical gender role of women, she should remain silent with a head-covering and without the vanity of make-up and jewelry. The Bible says that "women...should not have fancy hairdos, or wear expensive clothes, or put on jewelry." - 1 Tim 2:9. "Women should be silent and not be allowed to teach" - 2 Tim @. "For if a wife will not cover her head, then she should cut her hair short. But since it is disgraceful for a wife to cut off her hair or shave her head, let her cover her head." - 1 Cor 11:6.
Great topic! Most, if not all, of us need a reminder to evaluate what we consume in light of God's Word. The biblical challenge to use our time well is always timely.
Proving the bible with the bible is circular reasoning and thus invalid
@@dennisreed6345 The Bible proves itself. Go ahead and try to disprove it. You won't. You can't.
@@JesusSaves-JohnKJB more circular reasoning
@@dennisreed6345 Just because you call it circular reasoning doesn't mean it's circular reasoning. That was not circular reasoning. But, you have a wonderful evening.
@@JesusSaves-JohnKJB OK Christian fundamentalist
That was AMAZING! May our Lord Jesus always bless you and give you the courage to stand out for what is true and holy!
I really needed this. Thanks for listening to God and obeying him on chatting about this.
Thank you Allie.Your videos provide clarifications on many doubtful topics.
WOW. Thank you so much, Allie!! You are so real and I appreciate your podcast here on UA-cam. You're the only one who I can get my news from in this particular way with a Christian and relatable way.
Great message. Thank you. 🙏☺️ We need to be reminded of this regularly.
Dont let the sun go down on your anger. Do not give opportunity to the devil
So so so good!
Very timely matter
So good, convicting and timely.
Needed this!! Thank you Allie!! 😊
So so good. Thank you!
Dont know your channel. Saw a short interview.
Saw this vid title, be blessed your understanding is very good.
Thank you Allie
Basically, if you have the Holy Spirit within you, He will lead you. If its not right for you, the Holy Spirit will put a check in your Spirit. The thing is, do you hear the Holy Spirit? Scripture says He will teach you all things. And He will lead you in the way you should go. But if you're not studying your Bible, if you don't praise God daily, if you don't pray, if you never fast, then it will be very difficult to hear the Holy Spirit.
I'm a big Star Wars fan, I'm wondering if the movies fit this. A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi, to me, show good morals and some of the same philosophy of Christianity despite being fictional and secular. I see it as an allegory even though it definitely is not because George Lucas is for sure not a Christian and not particularly religious. He might be Buddhist, I don't remember.
Quinnton Thedens
I too am a huge fan of the Star Wars saga, as well as Walker Texas Ranger, UFC, etc. I think that the standard is "Does it defile your character and grieve the Holy Spirit?" It is very easy to be desensitized to things even after conversion, but as you renew your mind and mature you will become more and more sensitive to sin. I don't watch The Expendables as much as I used to.
The shows may have good morals. But is that your standard? I always ask, "does this bring glory or pleasure to God?" Ask Him, guided by the Holy Spirit and the Word. Remember that Satan transforms himself into an angel of light also. Not all that appears good actually is... I hope this helps.
Romans 14 speaks on much of this: adiaphora - Christian Liberty
3:21 "People who make me mad online."
In an online context, no one can possibly do that to you -- getting mad is your *choice.*
This logic seems to suggest we can't read or watch anything except the Bible because nothing is wholesome or lovely enough. I think you are getting the wrong message. I don't think there is prescription here on avoiding imperfect things. Instead, I think we are to reflect on God's character and find the good things He has imbued in all things. If something is making you spiritually feel bad, then sure, avoid it. But we are not going to find content that is perfectly theologically correct and in alignment with God's will. Instead, we should be focusing on the good aspects within any piece of media. For example, we shouldn't reject Harry Potter because it has sorcery and magic in it. Instead, we should contemplate the positive messages it delivers such as valuing truth, loyalty, self-sacrifice, etc. The prescription is on what we think about and focus on, not on what we encounter in the world.
Lol I keep seeing these pro-choice ads on conservative videos. Wrong audience, folks.
Sadly, Allie does not demonstrate that she follows biblical instructions for woman. Why is she wearing jewelry and where is her head covering? Why is she teaching? If Allie wishes to demonstrate the Biblical gender role of women, she should remain silent with a head-covering and without the vanity of make-up and jewelry. The Bible says that "women...should not have fancy hairdos, or wear expensive clothes, or put on jewelry." - 1 Tim 2:9. "Women should be silent and not be allowed to teach" - 2 Tim 2:12. "For if a wife will not cover her head, then she should cut her hair short. But since it is disgraceful for a wife to cut off her hair or shave her head, let her cover her head." - 1 Cor 11:6.
Ouch!
Has Allie had her baby yet?
Rose Lynn yes.
Sadly, Allie does not demonstrate that she follows biblical instructions for woman. Why is she wearing jewelry and where is her head covering? Why is she teaching? If Allie wishes to demonstrate the Biblical gender role of women, she should remain silent with a head-covering and without the vanity of make-up and jewelry. The Bible says that "women...should not have fancy hairdos, or wear expensive clothes, or put on jewelry." - 1 Tim 2:9. "Women should be silent and not be allowed to teach" - 2 Tim @. "For if a wife will not cover her head, then she should cut her hair short. But since it is disgraceful for a wife to cut off her hair or shave her head, let her cover her head." - 1 Cor 11:6.