You NEVER Want to Hear This From a Professing Believer
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- You NEVER want to hear THIS from a professing believer… In this interview, Todd Friel speaks with a college student named Ryan on the irrelevance of opinion when it comes to our beliefs on God.
Episode 1452
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Amen, great post God bless.
6:24!!!
"True, but..."
The lost prefer to follow their feelings instead of God's Word. And it's worse when they profess to be Christians.
Christians follow their own feelings too, friend.
@Matt R. Those who do, in lieu of Scripture, are misguided. Feelings can change and feelings can mislead us. God and His Word do neither.
5:14 missing clip? was it a render error?
Lol shelby know thanks Todd. I noticed the sub par knot he had.
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Jesus is the only way. But you can pray for your loved ones and strangers who to do not believe in Christ and they could be saved if your faith in Jesus is strong that's how he rewards your loyalty. God doesn't want anyone to go to Hell.
Interesting. Which scriptures tell us my prayer and faith can be used to save others?
@@gregtyler4002 Not everything about God is written in scripture you need to know him and he'll reveal himself to you. The bible is a manual for us to follow.
@@amanj87 check your logic. Applying your system of thought gives a foundation for every conceivable kind of heresy. If your rebuttal is to appeal to your own intuition, then this further solidifies my point.
The only way to what?
if the young man who was interviewed in this reads these comments understand that as Christians we don't know all the answers and as a young Christian I had no answers myself now I know it probably seems that the man interviewing you was a little harsh but I think all he was trying to do is to have you understand that being a good person does not get you to heaven knowing Christ gets you to heaven and I hope that you didn't take any offense to the way the man interviewed you because honestly your age I probably would have but just know he meant well and that we love you, and most importantly Christ loves you and wants to know you.