Matthew 11: 28-30 Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy to bear, and the burden I give you is light. 🙏
I remember when I first found this Channel I was a 15 year old atheist and now at 21 I am a born again Christian. It's always nice to see content creators talk about Christ because even though there will be some that scoff at the video, you might just plant the seed in their minds which will allow them grow spiritually later in their lives.
Watching this channel is a rollercoaster I went from being told I can't fight (For Various fair reasons) while doomscrolling months ago to; Remember to forgive people to free up your spirit. It's the kind of constructive critisism that shakes my brain up in a good way honestly thanks!🙏
"Doomscrolling" is an asinine concept that fell out of the anus of popular culture. You don't have to be a slave to popular culture, adopting the terms the media uses and allowing yourself to be shaped by trends; you could just be an invididual and base your view of the world on what's real instead of what the media want to think is real. Here's a personal challange for you. Next time you come across a popular new term which doesn't really make much sense, just ignore it and interact with the real world instead of a version projected over it by the sinister and manipulative media. Don't be their pawn!
@@CarlySBas far as colloquial terms go, Doomscrolling is hardly a dangerous one. If you're going to share this message of avoiding harmful language being shoved in our faces, you should focus on words that cause more damage. Like this return of the Alpha concept. Harmful word and idea, because it's wildly untrue and it influences people's beliefs and behaviors in negative ways. Just for example. Or maybe point out not words, but hyperbole. A lot of people with big platforms get cocky and lazy with the way they speak, and they influence others to behave in an ignorant and obtuse fashion.
12:52 Key point to me. As a young Irish Catholic kid, I learned it as…”forgive us our tresspasses AS WE FORGIVE those who trespass against us…”. I thought of it like I am forgiving others ‘as’ God simultaneously is forgiving me and all others. The realization that we are asking to be forgiven IN THE SAME MANNER as we forgive others was an epiphany. This makes sense not only spiritually, but in the secular world as well; we can (generally) expect from others the same of consideration we give them. You get what you give. Over-posting a bit, but this is a subject more important to me than any kimura or technique.
This was beautifully said; talking about the Lord's Prayer here takes a kind of courage. I hope the regular viewers (including me) will have courage enough to be open to this. Thank you so much for your words. I will take these to my own prayers. Now go train, and pray!
I believe that we must forgive for our own sanity. The people we forgive may never know, they may be gone, but carrying the anger and resentment with us through our lives will rot us away from the inside. Be safe
I think the reason I avoid confrontation is that I feel more comfortable when I get to prepare and plan my strategy for next time and get revenge, rather than acknowledge the humanity in my enemies. I find myself talking myself into why their behavior is unacceptable and I'm fully justified to take things to the next level, because if I let them tell their side of the story, I know I would forgive them. And forgiving them never made me feel better about myself, and that's what I was after.
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done; on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil.
Well, God bless you, brother. The Lord’s Prayer is (IMO) the most complete prayer. I am writing a book on it, and say it in six languages daily. I posted the prayer in Galilean Aramaic (Jesus’ language), Irish, French, German, and Latin on my youtube channel. I am learning it in Arabic and Russian right now, and will post them soon.
Ahhh this a great video only 3 minutes in and he's cooked talking and seeing someones humanity and character deeper when at first glance not giving them the time of day I had this guy that almost threw off my journey was considering quitting off of one guy then I had a break through meta shift learn from him get better from him we have new material also he is bigger and in ideal shape a rock to sharpen the sword against
Forgive us our debts, in Canada we say ,"forgive us for our trespasses, as we have forgiven those who trespass against us" i have never heard the debts thing before....that makes me think of financial debts :P
In Matthew 18:21-22, Peter asks Jesus what the limit of forgiveness to someone who has wronged him is. Peter picks a number he thinks is absurdly high to forgive the same person of the same offense: 7 times. Jesus responds by saying, “No, not seven times; I say seventy times seven times.” God doesn’t hold a grudge because he knows you inside and out (1 Samuel 16:7). If you truly hate your sin and desire forgiveness, He will give it to you no matter what, and he went so far as to sacrifice himself to death on the cross just so the price of that forgiveness could be payed eternally (John 3:16-17)
Whatever you have done, Jesus already paid the price for it. You cannot go beyond the limits of the great and eternal sacrifice of the Son of God. In return he asks you to take his name upon you, to keep his commandments, and to always remember him.
Maybe not the best call but as Jesus said "do unto others as you would like them to do to you" if i was being a bully i would want someone to beat some sense into me if necessary so choosing violence to confront bullying scenarios was always my first idea, luckily i never had to because i've never got bullied but i had some experiences like giving too much credit to some people and transforming them into monsters when they're just people.
Most bullies from my childhood grew up and became decent human beings. But those who don't, ended up having miserable lifes! In the long run, people almost always get what they deserve! 👆Also, I would recomend to avoid resentful thoughts! Don't let your mind and soul get full of emotional trash!
Forgiveness is easy. Once you realize that the reason that people do bad things to you is the same reason you do bad things yourself. We don't want to feel that feeling inside of us any longer. It's a mistake. Even if you know what you're doing is wrong before you do it, you only did it because you didn't know of any other way to be. Thats still a mistake. 🙏
God forgive us when we confess the sin and repenting. I say treat yourself with respect and do the same. That bully should aknowledge his errors and want to be forgiven.
"Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us". Let us not forget that we too are sinners. We too carry malice within our hearts and we too sometimes let that malice out to hurt others. Degrees vary, but seeing and recognizing your own evil is essential in forgiving the evil in others.
@@dustencross357 Not with that attitude. How can you repent your sins if you don't even admit to being a sinner? The Lord doesn't forgive the sins of those who do not repent. Believing yourself to be without sin is a sign that you've fallen into the clutches of the most dangerous one of them all. Pride.
@@khatack you don't understand what Jesus did for you. We were born into sin but that doesn't mean we must live in it. After you repent and accept the blood of Christ you no longer are a sinner but a Saint. ( God's people ) You can't serve two masters so you are either a slave to sin or you make yourself a slave to Christ.( Romans 6:22 )
don't get me wrong I believe forgiveness is important but when push comes to shove you have to do what you think is best for yourself in those situations while not being vengeful or resentful
When Jesus says " you must go and forgive", he doesn't actually mean your forgiveness because only Jesus forgives. You're admitting to yourself that you were angry with them and then apologizing for that. Because anger is judgment and it's only God's to judge.
Hiya Ramsey, i have a question about sin and martial arts. Do you think that training and/or competing in martial arts (specifically striking) is a sin/sinful because of the damage you are inflicting onto another person and yourself. If we are made in gods image, is this defacing it in a way? Would love your opinion on this.
I try to be rational and considerate, but I find I cannot forgive people who tried to hurt me or people I love. It doesn't mean I dwell on them or the things they did to me all of the time, but I couldn't consider them as somebody who didn't hurt me and whom I should think of favourably. For example, a person who moved next door to us gave me 12 months of sleep deprivation and caused my mother to appear to age ten years in just one. He stole portions of our life from us. I will never forgive that.
Understand true forgiveness starts with correction of the wrong-doing. it makes not sense to "forgive" someone who hasn't changed their wrong behavior. See Leviticus 19 for example. If you really love your neighbor, you will correct them of their wrong-doing.
I might be looking at this wrong, but wouldn't it be more like getting rid of resentment? Understand why he does it, but not accepting that behaviour towards you
In your opinion or interpretation, do you believe that Jesus was using himself as a metaphor that we are all the children of God or that he literally meant himself specifically, the way that he is popularly portrayed today? I'm not familiar with Christian scripture, and I assume there's much missing period specific context we lack today, besides merely differing translations.
The entire human family are the spirit offspring of God- not metaphorically, God the Father is the Father of the spirit inside of your body that is you. We are the same species as God, only now in our infancy. Jesus Christ is the firstborn spirit child of God the Father, and the only begotten son of God in the flesh. Meaning, Jesus was both spiritually and physically the son of God.
I understand words easily. What I find curious and worrisome is how a person can assert there is a supernatural deity but provide no evidence? Just because the bible claims god is real doesn't make it so. Just because a lot of people believe in something also doesn't make it true. Evidence is the most reliable path to the truth. So far none has been offered to support the belief in god. That should tell us all a lot about god.
I believe that Jesus Christ founded the Catholic Church and we can verify this historically with the writings of the Early Church Fathers, councils, etc. We have the Apostolic tradition and Succesion which can be traced from Christ and His Apostles all the way to the present day. As opposed to the so called (c)hurch of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints which was founded by Joseph Smith. Mormonism, despite its many good adherents, at it's origin is intrinsically false and misleading.
So you telling me that over the entire chain of the Catholic sect. Nothing ever went wrong over the 2000 years. Who are you to accuse the mormons of being false. Am no mormon. But Ramseys faith is strong no matter what so called religious team he is on.
@williamkarlsson785 truth Is objective. The full deposit of faith was given by Christ, preached by his 12, preserved and safeguarded and transferred throughout the centuries by way of Apostolic succession. From day dot to the present day. It's all documented. What Joseph Smith preached was a far off from what was given us by Christ in the beginning.
Got questions for the next episode of Q&A with the coach? Leave them on here in the comments section as always!
satan was the main prosecutor in yahweh's divine courtroom
bad parents create terrible children
@@ektran4205don't say that bc children with terrible parents can still do good
@@dirtygeazer9266👍 Caine had a son named Enoch who was a pretty good guy
Matthew 11: 28-30
Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy to bear, and the burden I give you is light. 🙏
@@dirtygeazer9266👍 Caine had a son named Enoch and he was a pretty good guy
I remember when I first found this Channel I was a 15 year old atheist and now at 21 I am a born again Christian. It's always nice to see content creators talk about Christ because even though there will be some that scoff at the video, you might just plant the seed in their minds which will allow them grow spiritually later in their lives.
Watching this channel is a rollercoaster I went from being told I can't fight (For Various fair reasons) while doomscrolling months ago to; Remember to forgive people to free up your spirit. It's the kind of constructive critisism that shakes my brain up in a good way honestly thanks!🙏
"Doomscrolling" is an asinine concept that fell out of the anus of popular culture. You don't have to be a slave to popular culture, adopting the terms the media uses and allowing yourself to be shaped by trends; you could just be an invididual and base your view of the world on what's real instead of what the media want to think is real. Here's a personal challange for you. Next time you come across a popular new term which doesn't really make much sense, just ignore it and interact with the real world instead of a version projected over it by the sinister and manipulative media. Don't be their pawn!
@@CarlySB you wrote so much, yet said so little.
@@Jakoni7 the internet never fails to be the internet 😅.
@@CarlySBas far as colloquial terms go, Doomscrolling is hardly a dangerous one. If you're going to share this message of avoiding harmful language being shoved in our faces, you should focus on words that cause more damage. Like this return of the Alpha concept. Harmful word and idea, because it's wildly untrue and it influences people's beliefs and behaviors in negative ways. Just for example. Or maybe point out not words, but hyperbole. A lot of people with big platforms get cocky and lazy with the way they speak, and they influence others to behave in an ignorant and obtuse fashion.
@@CarlySBof all the colloquial terms being made up these days, I really don't think Doomscrolling is all that dangerous of a word.
“That guy is just you in a different timeline.” I love it. The perfect one-liner to sum up how we can see others as God sees us.
12:52 Key point to me. As a young Irish Catholic kid, I learned it as…”forgive us our tresspasses AS WE FORGIVE those who trespass against us…”. I thought of it like I am forgiving others ‘as’ God simultaneously is forgiving me and all others. The realization that we are asking to be forgiven IN THE SAME MANNER as we forgive others was an epiphany. This makes sense not only spiritually, but in the secular world as well; we can (generally) expect from others the same of consideration we give them. You get what you give. Over-posting a bit, but this is a subject more important to me than any kimura or technique.
I grew up under roman catholicism, and we said it the same way.
The miracle of forgiveness is not in the asking but in the giving. ^^
This was beautifully said; talking about the Lord's Prayer here takes a kind of courage. I hope the regular viewers (including me) will have courage enough to be open to this. Thank you so much for your words. I will take these to my own prayers. Now go train, and pray!
Thank you. This was an amazing video and the lesson needs be shared far across the world.
God bless you Ramsey. I have been struggling with this issue for years.
I believe that we must forgive for our own sanity. The people we forgive may never know, they may be gone, but carrying the anger and resentment with us through our lives will rot us away from the inside. Be safe
This really couldn't have come at a greater time. Thank you, Ramsey!
Ramsey,
I have watched and subscribed for many years. Your videos are superb. This, however, is your best work.
In all the Catholic Churches I grow up in in the Lord’s Prayer in stead of debt we say trespass.
That’s a good way to think about it too!
🙏🏽 Amen 🙏🏽
I found this channel like in 2019, and honestly best channel ever
I think the reason I avoid confrontation is that I feel more comfortable when I get to prepare and plan my strategy for next time and get revenge, rather than acknowledge the humanity in my enemies. I find myself talking myself into why their behavior is unacceptable and I'm fully justified to take things to the next level, because if I let them tell their side of the story, I know I would forgive them. And forgiving them never made me feel better about myself, and that's what I was after.
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done; on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil.
Well, God bless you, brother. The Lord’s Prayer is (IMO) the most complete prayer. I am writing a book on it, and say it in six languages daily. I posted the prayer in Galilean Aramaic (Jesus’ language), Irish, French, German, and Latin on my youtube channel. I am learning it in Arabic and Russian right now, and will post them soon.
Perhaps it’s a bit prideful, but I enjoy saying it on mountain tops, mesas, and places where those words may never have been said before.
In ancient times when there were no temples available, prophets of old climbed to solitude mountain tops to commune with the Lord.
Ahhh this a great video only 3 minutes in and he's cooked talking and seeing someones humanity and character deeper when at first glance not giving them the time of day I had this guy that almost threw off my journey was considering quitting off of one guy then I had a break through meta shift learn from him get better from him we have new material also he is bigger and in ideal shape a rock to sharpen the sword against
Love ya, coach!
Great episode, perhaps the best of many. I enjoy your martial arts content as well, but this is spot on.
Give us this day our daily bread can also mean give us jesus, the bread of heaven
Forgive us our debts, in Canada we say ,"forgive us for our trespasses, as we have forgiven those who trespass against us" i have never heard the debts thing before....that makes me think of financial debts :P
Amen
I’ve been struggling with Christ’s forgiveness recently. I feel like I have gone beyond forgiveness from him.
In Matthew 18:21-22, Peter asks Jesus what the limit of forgiveness to someone who has wronged him is. Peter picks a number he thinks is absurdly high to forgive the same person of the same offense: 7 times. Jesus responds by saying, “No, not seven times; I say seventy times seven times.”
God doesn’t hold a grudge because he knows you inside and out (1 Samuel 16:7). If you truly hate your sin and desire forgiveness, He will give it to you no matter what, and he went so far as to sacrifice himself to death on the cross just so the price of that forgiveness could be payed eternally (John 3:16-17)
Whatever you have done, Jesus already paid the price for it. You cannot go beyond the limits of the great and eternal sacrifice of the Son of God. In return he asks you to take his name upon you, to keep his commandments, and to always remember him.
self defense for the soul.
SpiritualiTE
Reminds me of fictional villains,you can understand them without justifying their actions.
Maybe not the best call but as Jesus said "do unto others as you would like them to do to you" if i was being a bully i would want someone to beat some sense into me if necessary so choosing violence to confront bullying scenarios was always my first idea, luckily i never had to because i've never got bullied but i had some experiences like giving too much credit to some people and transforming them into monsters when they're just people.
Most bullies from my childhood grew up and became decent human beings.
But those who don't, ended up having miserable lifes!
In the long run, people almost always get what they deserve! 👆Also, I would recomend to avoid resentful thoughts! Don't let your mind and soul get full of emotional trash!
Forgiveness is easy. Once you realize that the reason that people do bad things to you is the same reason you do bad things yourself. We don't want to feel that feeling inside of us any longer. It's a mistake. Even if you know what you're doing is wrong before you do it, you only did it because you didn't know of any other way to be. Thats still a mistake. 🙏
God forgive us when we confess the sin and repenting. I say treat yourself with respect and do the same. That bully should aknowledge his errors and want to be forgiven.
Love thy enemy and pray for those who persecute you. The miracle of forgiveness is not in the asking but in the giving.
"Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us". Let us not forget that we too are sinners. We too carry malice within our hearts and we too sometimes let that malice out to hurt others. Degrees vary, but seeing and recognizing your own evil is essential in forgiving the evil in others.
Why do you still call yourself a sinner? The blood of the Lamb washes us clean
@@dustencross357 Not with that attitude. How can you repent your sins if you don't even admit to being a sinner? The Lord doesn't forgive the sins of those who do not repent. Believing yourself to be without sin is a sign that you've fallen into the clutches of the most dangerous one of them all. Pride.
@@khatack you don't understand what Jesus did for you. We were born into sin but that doesn't mean we must live in it. After you repent and accept the blood of Christ you no longer are a sinner but a Saint. ( God's people ) You can't serve two masters so you are either a slave to sin or you make yourself a slave to Christ.( Romans 6:22 )
@@dustencross357 That's not how it works.
@@khatack then you are saying that Jesus is a liar?
I was told by a friend a long time ago it's okay to forgive people but that doesn't mean you have to accept them in your life
don't get me wrong I believe forgiveness is important but when push comes to shove you have to do what you think is best for yourself in those situations while not being vengeful or resentful
When Jesus says " you must go and forgive", he doesn't actually mean your forgiveness because only Jesus forgives. You're admitting to yourself that you were angry with them and then apologizing for that. Because anger is judgment and it's only God's to judge.
Ohhhh were getting into spirituality with this one folks!!!
There are only two spirits
Hiya Ramsey, i have a question about sin and martial arts. Do you think that training and/or competing in martial arts (specifically striking) is a sin/sinful because of the damage you are inflicting onto another person and yourself. If we are made in gods image, is this defacing it in a way? Would love your opinion on this.
I try to be rational and considerate, but I find I cannot forgive people who tried to hurt me or people I love. It doesn't mean I dwell on them or the things they did to me all of the time, but I couldn't consider them as somebody who didn't hurt me and whom I should think of favourably. For example, a person who moved next door to us gave me 12 months of sleep deprivation and caused my mother to appear to age ten years in just one. He stole portions of our life from us. I will never forgive that.
Understand true forgiveness starts with correction of the wrong-doing. it makes not sense to "forgive" someone who hasn't changed their wrong behavior. See Leviticus 19 for example. If you really love your neighbor, you will correct them of their wrong-doing.
I might be looking at this wrong, but wouldn't it be more like getting rid of resentment? Understand why he does it, but not accepting that behaviour towards you
In your opinion or interpretation, do you believe that Jesus was using himself as a metaphor that we are all the children of God or that he literally meant himself specifically, the way that he is popularly portrayed today?
I'm not familiar with Christian scripture, and I assume there's much missing period specific context we lack today, besides merely differing translations.
The entire human family are the spirit offspring of God- not metaphorically, God the Father is the Father of the spirit inside of your body that is you. We are the same species as God, only now in our infancy.
Jesus Christ is the firstborn spirit child of God the Father, and the only begotten son of God in the flesh. Meaning, Jesus was both spiritually and physically the son of God.
I understand words easily. What I find curious and worrisome is how a person can assert there is a supernatural deity but provide no evidence? Just because the bible claims god is real doesn't make it so. Just because a lot of people believe in something also doesn't make it true. Evidence is the most reliable path to the truth. So far none has been offered to support the belief in god. That should tell us all a lot about god.
Hmm.
I believe that Jesus Christ founded the Catholic Church and we can verify this historically with the writings of the Early Church Fathers, councils, etc. We have the Apostolic tradition and Succesion which can be traced from Christ and His Apostles all the way to the present day. As opposed to the so called (c)hurch of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints which was founded by Joseph Smith.
Mormonism, despite its many good adherents, at it's origin is intrinsically false and misleading.
So you telling me that over the entire chain of the Catholic sect. Nothing ever went wrong over the 2000 years. Who are you to accuse the mormons of being false. Am no mormon. But Ramseys faith is strong no matter what so called religious team he is on.
@williamkarlsson785 truth Is objective. The full deposit of faith was given by Christ, preached by his 12, preserved and safeguarded and transferred throughout the centuries by way of Apostolic succession. From day dot to the present day. It's all documented.
What Joseph Smith preached was a far off from what was given us by Christ in the beginning.