you sir, are a beautiful, beautiful gentleman. I am in utter and complete awe of your intelligence and kindness and love and concern for your fellow man
Only a well aged and fruitful man could say such things and they be heard like this... I am greatfull to be able to benefit and experience through UA-cam...
Excellent presentation of how we deceive ourselves at about 2:50 to 4:00, believing ourselves righteous in our indignation about how someone has offended us, holding a grudge toward that person, and feeling justified in withholding forgiveness. According to Matthew 6:14-15: "If you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly. Father will also forgive you: But if ye forgive not men their. trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." Pretty serious consequences! Even Jesus forgave those who crucified him.
Thanks Pastor Wilson. It was great to hear you preach Christ. And to hear how you preach grace and law and holiness as all in Christ. And yet while knowing that you are not “antinomian”. Very helpful and refreshing. Praise the Lord.
Question. Can a marriage work if one is willing to acknowledge their faults (at any level, even just saying yes, I have problems), but the other is not?
Yes! The question is: Are you ok to suffer with Christ? We all pray that repentance comes but it could be through this suffering it will reveal your faith in Christ. Read book of James for context.
Read Jeff Crippen's "Unholy Charade". If the person not willing to acknowledge their faults is a malignant narcissistic abuser, then no the marriage will not work. Maybe this is not your case, but maybe it is. Being abused in a marriage is not suffering for Christ. Do not believe this lie.
A working marriage is a male and a female not getting divorced. But I would suggest looking at passages of living with an unbelieving spouses. And then of course what causes fights and quarrels among you… A well functioning marriage isn’t about fixing the flaws of the other person or getting along. It’s your personal relationship with the Father and how you reflex that. A troublesome spouse is a trial for growth, faith, perseverance, and practice grounds to give forgiveness, grace and mercy. God doesn’t waste anything. It’s a refinement process. 26 years and still going and growing.. Both of us rebellious from the start and strong willed individuals. God makes you humble before He remolds you. Tripp before he went woke a decade plus ago said a good line. Your spouse isn’t your problem, you are.
Interesting take. Sounds like it is keeping in step with Jesus' commands to love and obey Him. If we love Jesus we will obey His word. Doug emphasized the importance of the work of Christ and the gospel toward the end very well.
Lord, forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.
you sir, are a beautiful, beautiful gentleman. I am in utter and complete awe of your intelligence and kindness and love and concern for your fellow man
Only a well aged and fruitful man could say such things and they be heard like this... I am greatfull to be able to benefit and experience through UA-cam...
I was that man! Thank you Doug for this extremely convicting and encouraging sermon.
Jesus is Lord of all!
Excellent presentation of how we deceive ourselves at about 2:50 to 4:00, believing ourselves righteous in our indignation about how someone has offended us, holding a grudge toward that person, and feeling justified in withholding forgiveness. According to Matthew 6:14-15: "If you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly. Father will also forgive you: But if ye forgive not men their. trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." Pretty serious consequences! Even Jesus forgave those who crucified him.
Hot dang. Thank you sir.
Thanks Pastor Wilson. It was great to hear you preach Christ. And to hear how you preach grace and law and holiness as all in Christ. And yet while knowing that you are not “antinomian”. Very helpful and refreshing. Praise the Lord.
Blessings Robert!
Your the man alright, and you are responsible to teach what the Holy Spirit has already taught through our completed already salvation.
AWESOME MESSAGE
Beautiful sermon
This is good.
This was helpful, thank you. 🙏🏽♥️
So good! Thank you!
Thanks Doug
Wonderful words, brother!
Amen
Amen!
😂 This guy is so completely hilarious that I might just convert back to HP just to be on his side! 🤣
Is it a Bad Marriage or a Bad Attitude? - D. Wilson
OUCH!
Stepped on all my sinful wifely toes -- every.one.of.them.
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Pastor your breathing sounds labored. 🥺
Question. Can a marriage work if one is willing to acknowledge their faults (at any level, even just saying yes, I have problems), but the other is not?
Yes! The question is: Are you ok to suffer with Christ? We all pray that repentance comes but it could be through this suffering it will reveal your faith in Christ. Read book of James for context.
@@zachboles8466 I couldn't agree more. Thank you for sharing.
Read Jeff Crippen's "Unholy Charade". If the person not willing to acknowledge their faults is a malignant narcissistic abuser, then no the marriage will not work. Maybe this is not your case, but maybe it is. Being abused in a marriage is not suffering for Christ. Do not believe this lie.
Not it can’t work. Trust me bruh
A working marriage is a male and a female not getting divorced.
But I would suggest looking at passages of living with an unbelieving spouses.
And then of course what causes fights and quarrels among you…
A well functioning marriage isn’t about fixing the flaws of the other person or getting along. It’s your personal relationship with the Father and how you reflex that.
A troublesome spouse is a trial for growth, faith, perseverance, and practice grounds to give forgiveness, grace and mercy.
God doesn’t waste anything.
It’s a refinement process.
26 years and still going and growing.. Both of us rebellious from the start and strong willed individuals. God makes you humble before He remolds you.
Tripp before he went woke a decade plus ago said a good line. Your spouse isn’t your problem, you are.
This kinda sounds like works salvation followed by sacramentalism.
Interesting take. Sounds like it is keeping in step with Jesus' commands to love and obey Him. If we love Jesus we will obey His word. Doug emphasized the importance of the work of Christ and the gospel toward the end very well.