P.s. That Scripture below is Mathew 11: 25 to 30 of course. Thanks for good teaching. It is Him alone Who sustains us and true fellowship with others is wonderful but He, alone is the source of ALL our comfort, strength and joy. Yes, He is gentle and humble in heart and we WILL find rest for our souls, for He is with us always! God bless.
It's easy to understand why David had to disable future comments. This is where so many of us go wrong. We do not consider the context. The context of this teaching module is to explain justification, sanctification and redemption to those who have already dealt with the repentance issue. Justification, sanctification and redemption is as that good friend of brother Nathan often says: "I am saved, I am being saved, I will be saved." Unlike the Calvinist error of unconditional eternal security, sanctification/cleansing i.e. "washing of water with the word" (Ephesians 5:26) IS A PROCESS. "But wait a minute? What about the once cleansed always cleansed doctrine" . :-) Sorry David. Was hoping to get the last word on your channel lol. What an encouraging message this was. Would love to attend this church but it's quite a commute from the West Coast of Canada.
Thank you David. You said "*Die to SELF" (minute 33:49) after explaining about the 'old nature' no longer enslaved by sin (Romans 6:14.) and our new nature - self! (Romans 8: 9 - 11.) *Doesn't this "muddy the waters" ? Jesus said, "I thank You Father that You have hidden these things from the wise and learned and revealed them to little children. We have a new self, having been crucified with Christ and we have risen with Him and walk in newness of life. Yes the old nature still has its old memories and urges etc., but I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me including choosing to live according TO my risen life; (new self) - and not follow my old nature.
For the law brings knowledge of sin Rom 3:20. If not of the law I would have not known sin Rom 7:7. Love is the new law? Yet love points to the 10 commandments? 1-4 is love Elohym 6-10 is love people. If a child of Elohym then like any child has to obey the parent no? OT and NT says if you love Him obey His commands. What sets one apart from the world if we have no law? How would you repent if you have no idea what to repent for?
How can these four be explained without speaking of repentance and what it really means. Repentance is more than saying a prayer, it also means to change one's mind. Oh, and where is obedience? Shouldn't that also be understood?
These are covered extensively in many of our other teachings. I state at the beginning of this message that I am focusing specifically on the the four mentioned topics in this message. I am sure you can appreciate that one cannot cover all doctrine in one hour.
I appreciate you covering these terms, Brother; so much of our "Christianese" has not been taught, lost its meaning, or been blurred. I do appreciate the above comment/question, however, since none of these 4 can be "appropriated" apart from repentance, would you agree?
Excellent video I just look up this ministry.
Thank you brother David Nathan!
P.s. That Scripture below is Mathew 11: 25 to 30 of course. Thanks for good teaching. It is Him alone Who sustains us and true fellowship with others is wonderful but He, alone is the source of ALL our comfort, strength and joy. Yes, He is gentle and humble in heart and we WILL find rest for our souls, for He is with us always! God bless.
It's easy to understand why David had to disable future comments. This is where so many of us go wrong. We do not consider the context. The context of this teaching module is to explain justification, sanctification and redemption to those who have already dealt with the repentance issue. Justification, sanctification and redemption is as that good friend of brother Nathan often says: "I am saved, I am being saved, I will be saved." Unlike the Calvinist error of unconditional eternal security, sanctification/cleansing i.e. "washing of water with the word" (Ephesians 5:26) IS A PROCESS. "But wait a minute? What about the once cleansed always cleansed doctrine" . :-) Sorry David. Was hoping to get the last word on your channel lol. What an encouraging message this was. Would love to attend this church but it's quite a commute from the West Coast of Canada.
I wish consecration would of been added to this list. Thank you for the teaching.
Thank you David. You said "*Die to SELF" (minute 33:49) after explaining about the 'old nature' no longer enslaved by sin (Romans 6:14.) and our new nature - self! (Romans 8: 9 - 11.) *Doesn't this "muddy the waters" ? Jesus said, "I thank You Father that You have hidden these things from the wise and learned and revealed them to little children. We have a new self, having been crucified with Christ and we have risen with Him and walk in newness of life. Yes the old nature still has its old memories and urges etc., but I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me including choosing to live according TO my risen life; (new self) - and not follow my old nature.
For the law brings knowledge of sin Rom 3:20. If not of the law I would have not known sin Rom 7:7. Love is the new law? Yet love points to the 10 commandments? 1-4 is love Elohym 6-10 is love people. If a child of Elohym then like any child has to obey the parent no? OT and NT says if you love Him obey His commands. What sets one apart from the world if we have no law? How would you repent if you have no idea what to repent for?
If you 'get it' you will never be the same*
How can these four be explained without speaking of repentance and what it really means. Repentance is more than saying a prayer, it also means to change one's mind. Oh, and where is obedience? Shouldn't that also be understood?
These are covered extensively in many of our other teachings. I state at the beginning of this message that I am focusing specifically on the the four mentioned topics in this message. I am sure you can appreciate that one cannot cover all doctrine in one hour.
I appreciate you covering these terms, Brother; so much of our "Christianese" has not been taught, lost its meaning, or been blurred. I do appreciate the above comment/question, however, since none of these 4 can be "appropriated" apart from repentance, would you agree?
Absolutely. Without repentance there can never be salvation.