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Why Lonnie Frisbee's Same-Gender Attraction Wasn't Shown on Jesus Revolution

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  • @Apex_grind562
    @Apex_grind562 Рік тому +221

    The movie did not need to focus on Lonnie's lifestyle. It was about God using sinners, like me. It was about a movement. The movie was amazing.

    • @EricDwayneBradley
      @EricDwayneBradley Рік тому +4

      Amen

    • @avagates2039
      @avagates2039 Рік тому +3

      👍🏾

    • @fargomonkey5133
      @fargomonkey5133 Рік тому +16

      Exactly.
      There probably is a movie to be made about Lonnie in particular, but the Jesus revolution wasn't focused on that. It was focused on what GOD did through flawed people.

    • @beckyw571
      @beckyw571 Рік тому +3

      EXACTLY!

    • @chocloditelensman
      @chocloditelensman Рік тому +6

      Exactly ! We are all sinners regardless of a few details being left out. I looked at Lonnie as a messenger of God’s word - and God usually chooses the most flawed people to do his work. The only disappointment I had was they left “listen to the music” by the doobie brothers out of the movie. Lol

  • @RevelationArtist
    @RevelationArtist Рік тому +69

    We saw this movie on the 24th and the AMC theater was packed! People are craving good movies with a wonderful message like this! It was beautifully done. I laughed, I cried, I was blessed.

    • @vapsman88
      @vapsman88 Рік тому +4

      My theater was packed as well at an early afternoon showing.

    • @YvonneDupuis
      @YvonneDupuis Рік тому +3

      Beautiful ❤❤

    • @chocloditelensman
      @chocloditelensman Рік тому +4

      No doubt - and it was the only film I have ever attended where there was an applause at the end of it !! Tears continually streamed down my cheeks throughout. It was a true blessing.

  • @thomasreed181
    @thomasreed181 Рік тому +53

    I don’t think it’s a coincidence that this movie is being released at such a time as we live in.
    Thanking all who worked so hard to get this movie made and released. May the Lord bless you and and bless all who goes to see it.

  • @thebugkiller9036
    @thebugkiller9036 Рік тому +41

    Beautiful movie and it’s timing is significant … the world and the church needs a Jesus Revolution to happen now more than ever !!!

  • @karenwhite1718
    @karenwhite1718 Рік тому +41

    My husband and I saw the movie today, in the noon matinee, and the audience was made up of people who were teenagers and college-aged kids at the time of the story. We met in the restroom and laughed about that! But we remembered...and we want to see it happen again in this day. God give us revival!

  • @michaelbrickley2443
    @michaelbrickley2443 Рік тому +43

    Haven’t seen the movie yet but when I learned of his tragic ending I was very critical as a flesh being can be at times. Then the Holy Spirit convicted me for those times when the old man shows himself and I was justifiably more concerned with working on self and letting Him work on me. Shalom

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +2

      Yes! We must always look at ourselves first like in Matthew 7:5.

    • @michaelbrickley2443
      @michaelbrickley2443 Рік тому +1

      @@BravelyDaily one of the Lords commands….people always seem to forget who they were and who they can become if the old man comes out

    • @silver292
      @silver292 Рік тому +1

      Love your wisdom and humbleness bro. Thank you.

  • @rockinmissionary9502
    @rockinmissionary9502 Рік тому +38

    Loved the movie!
    Loved the soundtrack!
    Loved all the characters & their flaws. I laughed & shed tears for things hitting so close to home. I was affected by the Holy Spirit showing up during the baptisms, especially knowing some of them were happening for real for real. Going for the 5th time this week with different people. Treat your friends to not just a movie, but an experience. A Spirit-filled experience. Bless everyone involved in this project! 🙌🏼✝️😎

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +2

      It was a fantastic film! Showed how Jesus can change lives for Him!

    • @dianacalle7327
      @dianacalle7327 Рік тому +2

      I Lived there in Orange County Cali, Greg Laurie Baptized me there at Pirates Cove in 1982. That is my childhood beach with many memories and baptism. Too bad the movie did NOT mention the HUGE numbers of miracles and healings GOD did, and sad of the rumors and lies that are still out there of Lonnie Frisbee. They tried to cancel him out, but GOD is back to set the story straight. We see GOD using so many coming from broken backgrounds as HE did in the early Church. Lonnie’s Brother and Close friend share the truth on UA-cam. Calvary Chapel could not handle the continual outpouring of the Holy Spirit and was quenched, and they became an only Word teaching Church. I attended Calvary Chapel for a few years and witnessed the structure that quenched Holy Spirit. But thus the Vineyard Churches were then birthed embracing both GOD’s Word and the gifts of Holy Spirit. I and many others transitioned to the Vineyard which also flourished across the country with John Wimber and Lonnie Frisbee and many others in its early days. GOD will have HIS way and HIS SPIRIT will again fall on those that are hungry and open to whatever Holy Spirit will do, and those that criticize will lose out and be empty .

    • @rockinmissionary9502
      @rockinmissionary9502 Рік тому

      If Lonnie was erased, it wasn’t for long. People are interested in his story & how The Lord uses broken people to help other broken people. We see this man as a man after God’s own heart. What a beautiful heart Lonnie had too.

  • @Redlifeministries
    @Redlifeministries Рік тому +19

    DAVE ROEVER, the man who was severely burned by a phosphorus grenade in Vietnam should definitely have his story told in a movie like this one. It would be EPIC!

  • @cherylthomas2459
    @cherylthomas2459 Рік тому +11

    I pray that God uses this movie to ignite a hunger for true revival today

  • @danaavila1194
    @danaavila1194 Рік тому +14

    Lonnie stated in his later testimony that he was not homosexual; he was not attracted to males. He was in the Hippie movement that experimented with EVERYTHING. He had also been molested by his male babysitter as a child. We do alot of things when we're broken and we all are...thank God for His mercy and grace.

    • @moseskitty7930
      @moseskitty7930 Рік тому +1

      Amen Dana.

    • @beloved-1
      @beloved-1 Рік тому

      He was in a 6 month relationship with a man, Chuck Smith and John Wimber knew about it. That’s why Wimber parted ways with Lonnie and he left the Vineyard church. His wife even said he would go to gay bars late at night, many people knew about his homosexual tendencies. Lonnie whitewashed his autobiography because of his pride, goes to show you he probably didn’t truly have a repentant heart. Lonnie got aids and died of his sinful lifestyle, period. You don’t lie about things like that and tell the whole world about it, it’s a false testimony and he got judged for it. Sad to say many on here don’t know the whole story about Lonnie, he was not a good witness for Christ if you look at his life as a whole. Even the director has a guilty look on his face for emitting that part out of the movie. Why? Because Lonnie wasn’t a good witness for Christ …and they’re sitting there making money off of this whole hype media storm to make it look like Lonnie didn’t have many questionable issues going on there wit him. Do some research, stop idolizing men. This movie is not being honest or what went on with the Jesus movement

    • @Fiat.Voluntas.Tua22
      @Fiat.Voluntas.Tua22 Рік тому +1

      Yes, he also admitted it was sinful. He was repentant.

  • @susanschweitzer1090
    @susanschweitzer1090 Рік тому +13

    Didn’t matter about Lonnie’s. Mistake s. We all fall short of the glory 🙏🙏🙏🙏phenomenal movie👍👏

  • @lindagorrell7204
    @lindagorrell7204 Рік тому +28

    I loved "Jesus Revolution" very much! I shed many happy tears during the movie. I agree with Director McCorkle's comment about not covering what happened to Lonnie. Even though Lonnie fell away from God, he did restore his relationship with Him before he passed away. It was more important to lift up God & how He worked with imperfect people. It was very encouraging & gave us hope during this difficult time. Releasing this movie at this particular time was perfect with regard to the revivals which are happening at our universities & with this next generation.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +3

      Yes! The movie taught us about grace and redemption and forgiveness of sins. All of us need to repent and need the saving grace of Jesus! He can turn our lives around!

  • @goodnewsroasters714
    @goodnewsroasters714 Рік тому +15

    He repented at the end of his life and that’s all that matters

  • @TheLastAndFutureDay
    @TheLastAndFutureDay Рік тому +35

    I didn't have an issue with it. Made perfect sense to deal Lonnie as he was in that era they were focused on '69-'71. I think that anyone who wants to know more about Lonnie's life should read his 3-part autobiography, Not By Might Nor By Power.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +6

      Yes! I loved Director Brent’s explanation!

    • @danielweaver2714
      @danielweaver2714 Рік тому +5

      Agree John. Reading Lonnie’s story I’m his words really tells the full story that was missing from this movie as good as it was.

    • @danielweaver2714
      @danielweaver2714 Рік тому +3

      In

  • @NikkiPhillippi
    @NikkiPhillippi Рік тому +55

    What an incredible movie!! Our theatre was packed!!! Praise the Lord! Thanks for this interview:) so much talent was a part of this film!

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +4

      It was a fantastic movie! One of the best Christian films to date!

    • @arbonneladyTN
      @arbonneladyTN Рік тому

      @@BravelyDaily YES!!! Great movie!

  • @Largeagegaplove
    @Largeagegaplove Рік тому +25

    Fantastic movie! Great cinematography, great casting, great acting, great writing, but above all it was a fantastic recapturing of an historic moment in time and gives all the glory to God. Thank you

    • @sjs1555
      @sjs1555 Рік тому

      Glory to the invisible man who murdered 2 million people.

  • @suzanneburns2931
    @suzanneburns2931 Рік тому +7

    Lonnie was powerfully used by God all over the world , my husband and I came to the Lord it was life changing . The problems were in trying to find where we fit in the “church” world ,, they didn’t know what to do with us . God moved and so many organized church people couldn’t get on board ,

    • @michaelbrickley2443
      @michaelbrickley2443 Рік тому +1

      It shows how they had problems with loving others. Hope they changed their minds but….

  • @davegink9222
    @davegink9222 Рік тому +13

    Greg Laurie says that during the time the movie portrays, he wasn’t doing that. At least not to his knowledge. Though the movie did say that when he was in Haight-Ashbury, he was doing “everything and everyone”.

  • @juanitasanchez1809
    @juanitasanchez1809 Рік тому +57

    The movie was incredible. It was not about Lonnie frisbee but about Chuck Smith and Greg Laurie.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +15

      It’s about God working and changing people’s lives. People coming to repentance and finding a relationship with Him. But also a biopic featuring all 3 men.

    • @firecapt100
      @firecapt100 Рік тому +9

      Truly was about all three. And how Calvary Chapel became a world-wide ministry. Chuck and Lonnie impacted many, as does Greg today.

    • @livehealthyfinishstrong
      @livehealthyfinishstrong Рік тому +18

      It was about Jesus, primarily and how the Lord can use ordinary, flawed people! It was beautiful!

    • @michaelbrickley2443
      @michaelbrickley2443 Рік тому +3

      @@livehealthyfinishstrongthe key is FLAWED. One of the great evidences for the truth of Jesus is the global impact people like Peter & Paul, and of course, all the rest, had on the world. Thomas went to India and he didn’t fly there. Shalom

    • @Rev.DavidJTowns
      @Rev.DavidJTowns Рік тому +18

      i watched it and i didn't feel that it was heavy on Lonnie as much as it was Laurie & Chuck . Sure Lonnie played a big part in the movement and even tho he backslid it, it was reported that he returned to JESUS and that is good enough for me. GOD Bless

  • @NikkiPhillippi
    @NikkiPhillippi Рік тому +11

    His comment at 21:40!!!! EXACTLY! They crushed it!!! 🥺🙏🏻🙌🏻

  • @Gigikelli
    @Gigikelli Рік тому +4

    That is such a true statement. WE ARE LIVING IN THE MOST JUDGMENTAL SOCIETY THAN EVER BEFORE. If we don’t like something just cancel it and unfortunately it’s on both sides!! We MUST LEARN TO COME TOGETHER AND WITH JESUS ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!! Jesus always befriended the sinner to the dismay of the religious!!
    Such a good lesson for us all to remember!! ❤

  • @higherquest3842
    @higherquest3842 Рік тому +5

    Loved the film! ❤ Lonnie’s life seems a lot like the people of the Bible who had issues! Kind of like all of our stories! Happy to know God uses all kinds of us!

  • @shaunsteele6926
    @shaunsteele6926 Рік тому +16

    what would be the purpose of including Lonnie's personal sins in the movie? He's been dead for 30 years, all it would do at this point is drudge up hurtful feelings for his friends and family. He was clearly repentant towards the end and clearly knew what he was doing was wrong, since he tried to keep it secret.

    • @timhaslam4500
      @timhaslam4500 Рік тому +2

      Shaun, I agree with your point but where is your evidence that Lonnie lived a sinful lifestyle. If you are referring to the false rumours that he lived a gay lifestyle please check the facts. He, his brother and several of his room mates have categorically said he never lived a gay lifestyle. Read his autobiography. He admits to occasionally falling into sexual sin as a result of severe sexual abuse as a child, but was always repentant after falling, did not identify as gay or follow a gay lifestyle. I love gay people but I don’t like rumours and gossip.

    • @shaunsteele6926
      @shaunsteele6926 Рік тому

      @@timhaslam4500 I have no idea what kind of "lifestyle" he lived, but we know he occasionally engaged in sex acts with men because he admitted as much to Chuck Smith and others when confronted with the allegations. Then there's the fact that he contracted HIV in the 1980s (which at the time was only prevalent in the gay community).

  • @pamwilliams6630
    @pamwilliams6630 Рік тому +10

    Today I watched "Unconditional", it was really great. I lived abroad without movies and tv for 20 years so catching up. He wrote and produced and directed, plus wrote music for this movie. Love Jesus Revolution. but if you haven't seen "Unconditional", its on youtube for free.

  • @mirando100
    @mirando100 Рік тому +21

    Without Lonnie there would no have been "Calvary Chapel" all over, it was thanks to Lonnie that Chuck and Greg became famous.

    • @nickchristopoulos8138
      @nickchristopoulos8138 Рік тому +9

      not true... Lonnie was a tool God used.....God would have used someone else if he didn't use Lonnie.. that was Lonnie's problem ( pride )

    • @teresalipot3585
      @teresalipot3585 Рік тому +2

      100 percent!

    • @teresalipot3585
      @teresalipot3585 Рік тому +5

      ​​@@nickchristopoulos8138
      Are you saying Chuck and Greg have/had no issues with Pride?
      Hahahahaha.
      Did you ever witness these three people during this time period? (1968-1995.) I attended Calvary 4 nights per week, for years.
      I live 10 minutes from CC Costa Mesa, the epicenter of The Jesus Movement". I assure you the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on young people was very dependent on Lonnie Frisbee. The FACT is GOD USED LONNIE, NOT anyone else.

    • @emerald637
      @emerald637 Рік тому +11

      If it had not been Lonnie Frisbee, the Lord would have chosen another. It was God's will and timing for revival, regardless of the instruments, or the vessels that He used. Never forget that God used a donkey in the old testament when He spoke through that animal to deliver His message. God chooses who He will use, and when He will use them for the purpose of His Kingdom, regardless of the particular earthen vessel.
      Pastor Chuck Smith used to always say, "God is not looking as much for ability (the most intellectual, talented, etc.), but rather He is looking for availability and a willing heart." Pastor Chuck Smith, Lonnie Frisbee, and Greg Laurie all made themselves available to be used by the Holy Spirit right where they were during that time in history. God is still using their ministries today all over the world.

    • @Sblueboy808
      @Sblueboy808 Рік тому +1

      Yup! I agree!!

  • @deenavargas832
    @deenavargas832 Рік тому +5

    Lonnie was "The Jesus Revolution"
    Just like someone else wrote...it is about Jesus, the only attraction that needed to be known was , God's love and saving grace.

  • @havitcold
    @havitcold Рік тому +19

    I was there in 1972 and I saw the movie last night and love it

  • @carolinem1698
    @carolinem1698 Рік тому +10

    Lonnie’s brother contends that Lonnie was not attracted to men. Lonnie was a part of the artist culture and he found great acceptance there. The art culture is very open to new experiences and Lonnie was in great need of acceptance. He felt men seemed to abandon him repeatedly (fathers, Chuck….) and the art culture did not. Because of the abuse Lonnie experienced as a child. He was very vulnerable. I don’t really want to say anything more because I’m probably going to ruffle feathers.
    Now, a family member can be biased, but he did know Lonnie very well.

    • @joinjen3854
      @joinjen3854 Рік тому

      Was the brother in Florida with Lonnie? Was he in S Africa with Lonnie. NONE of his brothers seemed to be around Lonnie in these years.

    • @ritasalemme89
      @ritasalemme89 Рік тому

      Not to mention what his pastor did, and Lonnie remarried.

    • @WholeBibleBelieverWoman
      @WholeBibleBelieverWoman Рік тому

      Also the man who was his best friend from about '79 through late '80s and then spoke with him at the end of Lonnie's life said that Lonnie NEVER identified as homosexual. He had become very bitter and unforgiving because of rejection and humiliation at the hands of people including Chuck Smith and others. He had never healed fully from his cruel childhood when he was repeatedly molested by his older male babysitter EVEN after he told his mother. His own mother decided he had LIED and refused to even get rid of the babysitter.
      I know what it's like when you have brokenness sexually. A person can end up playing out the very thing that hurt them, especially when feeling rejected and humiliated. And Lonnie DID repent and work out his bitterness and unforgiveness. He never said homosexuality was anything but a sin. And he addresses this issue in the very last chapter of Book 3 of his autobiography, NOT BY MIGHT, NOT BY POWER: Set Free. A lot of people compare him to Samson -- and I believe that is an appropriate comparison.

    • @WholeBibleBelieverWoman
      @WholeBibleBelieverWoman Рік тому

      @@ritasalemme89 I have not run into that information anywhere. Any idea where that information is -- or why it is not talked about?

  • @sherylT1970
    @sherylT1970 Рік тому +2

    So good… so good. I’ve been feeling drawn back to love and remembering my own brokenness. We need to bless and heal the younger generations now because they’re dealing with a brokenness we never dreamed possible. Oh, the goodness of God! How kind He is! 🙌🥰

  • @daviecompton8539
    @daviecompton8539 Рік тому +13

    I love the comments. No room for hate in faith. Enjoyed listening

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching! I’m really glad you enjoyed our chat.

  • @kypicker1736
    @kypicker1736 Рік тому +2

    Like Lonnie said in his book on his deathbed confession LOVE doesn't mean approval.

  • @robertparsons313
    @robertparsons313 Рік тому +7

    Great movie. So many memories. In many ways, the Jesus Revolution that started with Lonnie, Chuck, Greg, Love Song, Calvary Chapel, etc. never ended. Near the end of the movie, it was stunning to see Lonnie disappear off to Florida, only to be mentioned in the closing captions as passed away... this was after all the guy who God used to start the whole fire. Of course there is a lot more to say about Lonnie's significance, but perhaps that is more for a biography of him.

    • @tesswestover9429
      @tesswestover9429 Рік тому +2

      I agree, we need a movie that focuses on Lonnie's life.

  • @tdok6487
    @tdok6487 Рік тому +6

    When we read about the men of faith in scripture, we often see their struggles and failures. Let's be honest, Calvary Chapel tossed Lonnie to the side and took him out of their history. I was with CC since 84. Always heard about Chuck, no one ever mentioned Lonnie's part. The movie plays loose with the history of the events. Is it a feel good movie? Sure. Is it accurate? No. Give people the truth and not Christian propaganda. All of a sudden they are acknowledging Lonnie's part in the movement...sort of. You have to ask your self why.

  • @cassandrabrookfield5529
    @cassandrabrookfield5529 Рік тому +5

    Yes I'm glad you left it out . This was awesome and I think everyone in the world should see it

  • @gregm1621
    @gregm1621 Рік тому +1

    Being real is we’re it’s at, for decades Church has put up a fake facade, covering and masking struggles that might embarrass clergy, rather than apply the Spirit of God, and the extreme love of Jesus! Great movie, it’s doing much to kick down doors!

  • @sheilatt9589
    @sheilatt9589 Рік тому +8

    God is doing Kingdom work through broken people!

  • @KathleenReece1
    @KathleenReece1 Рік тому +15

    Thank you so much for sharing. I was 26 when I first attended Cavalry and it was a magical time in our lives. Sat in some evening meetings with Lonnie. I gotta say it blew my mind coming a catholic background. His after glow meetings were very special and transformative in my young life. Not to mention Chuck Smith my spiritual papa. And Greg on Monday nights…. I could go on on about my wonderful loving experiences in that time in our young lives. Like I said it was magical

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +1

      Such a sweet story! Thank you for sharing it!
      I attended Greg’s church when I lived in California and worked in the media department at his Harvest Crusades. Such a great pastor who has a heart for the Gospel.

    • @sharaleereed9078
      @sharaleereed9078 Рік тому

      Very lucky to be part of that....💖

  • @aileenbie291
    @aileenbie291 Рік тому +6

    Greg Laurie was the creative force behind the movie and he has stated that he personally did not witness any of Lonnie's sexual issues which is why Greg did not add it to the movie except the one comment when Chuck and Lonnie meet and Lonnie says he used to do all drugs and all people before he came to Christ. Greg says he does not believe Lonnie was using drugs or partaking in sexual immorality during the short time he was involved in the movement.

  • @thenarrowroad7908
    @thenarrowroad7908 Рік тому +5

    Yes we want everyone to come into the Kingdom of God. But, there is one unexscapeable biblical mandated requirement . You must repent and give up your old way of life and be renewed by the Word of God. So yes Jesus says come unto me but you must repent and turn from your wicked ways.

  • @gailbasnight780
    @gailbasnight780 Рік тому +9

    Great movie & production. The cars authentic to time period … my husband is a car guy … it made it even more impressive ! A snapshot of many great lives intersecting with an era on earth that changed History! Thank God for His great love!

  • @Nannaof10
    @Nannaof10 Рік тому +3

    The movie is about the Jesus people movement not a biography of Frisbee

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Yes, and part of the movement included the lives of the 3 big leaders involved. Greg's life story was shared, the good and the bad. So it's only fitting for viewers to want to know about Lonnie's life too.

  • @bold58
    @bold58 Рік тому +1

    I had never heard about Lonnie Frisbee until a couple days ago .
    What a touching story !! Such a frail yet dedicated man !
    Also I brought back a memory for me .
    When I was 15 someone invited me to something called the Chi Roe house in Ohio in 1974 .
    I went to a few meetings and then we moved out of state.
    But before we moved even though I didn't believe in God I remember feeling so good in that meeting .
    I was converted 7 years later at a pentecostal church that was on fire.
    Who knows if we hadn't moved I might have converted right there.
    It was after seeing some video about the Jesus people movement that I realized that the Chi Roe house was one of their houses.

  • @djfgrace4me
    @djfgrace4me Рік тому +7

    God used Lonnie in a mighty way. Then man's sinful nature, that we all have, hit him. We all have to stay close to God at all times because the devil is always looking for any opening to slip in & try to destroy our walk with Gid.

  • @jeanettewenger4071
    @jeanettewenger4071 Рік тому +2

    All throughout scripture God used Broken people to do Great things. Lonnie and this Revolution is no different. Even Today God is still the Same-Unchanging Gracious ABBA Ready & Willing to Revive-Move-Bring Revival to His Church-His Beloved Kids🙌💞

  • @l.christineacosta5996
    @l.christineacosta5996 2 місяці тому

    I was in the movement.
    69,70,71. Jesus blessed us kids. 🙏 we were lost. Then we were found.

  • @hanichay1163
    @hanichay1163 Рік тому +4

    God is love but he’s goodness and truth and justice and righteousness and many other things too. The fact that this shallow, emotionally-charged movie was made now, in an extremely licentious, anything goes, gay-affirming culture is either blind or suspect. People are already using this movie to excuse sin. It doesn’t show the real depraved hippie culture. Signed, born in Berkeley in 1954.

  • @Lyn4Him
    @Lyn4Him Рік тому +6

    Beautiful interview! Thanks! Loved the movie!

  • @pathtozionpodcast
    @pathtozionpodcast Рік тому +4

    Does this interview sound completely laced with new age doctrine to anyone else? (Especially towards the end.)

    • @crazycatgirlie
      @crazycatgirlie Рік тому +2

      A social gospel and a false Jesus!

    • @dietschegroosmame3596
      @dietschegroosmame3596 Рік тому +1

      Yes, along with The Chosen movie.

    • @hope186
      @hope186 Рік тому +2

      There’s definitely a spirit of deception in the world. Jesus warned us “Let no man deceive you!”

  • @ericdrexil
    @ericdrexil Рік тому +1

    The line from "Leap of Faith" was powerful. "The real thing" will be heard, even through the most flawed vessel. The message is true. Jesus Christ is Lord of all.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Right? I agree! And yes, Jesus Christ is Lord of all!

  • @boogerie
    @boogerie Рік тому +4

    Lonnie Frisbee's story is too "complicated" to be made into a feel good Hollywood flick

  • @larriveeman
    @larriveeman Рік тому +2

    when one says "there is no room for hate", what does that mean, if that comment means we can't disagree with a lifestyle or belief system that is unbiblical, then I reject that

  • @carolclark4258
    @carolclark4258 Рік тому +2

    This was such an awesome discussion and just what we as the church need to hear. I just wish you would change the title/header. The video was about so much more than this one particular topic, no need to focus on that one thing. So many other important points were voiced. How God's love is for all of us, and all of us need God's love and to act in love in everything we do.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      There is so many things mentioned. But this is something people have questions on, especially because Greg’s obvious drug use and issues at home were shown on-screen. It’s his story, just like Lonnie and Chuck have theirs. We all have flawed stories, and that’s where true repentance and God’s grace come in.

  • @PeterCianci
    @PeterCianci Рік тому +2

    Wonderful interview! Brett did a brilliant job describing the Genesis of the movie 🎬!

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for your kind words!

    • @PeterCianci
      @PeterCianci Рік тому

      @@BravelyDaily Saw it last night; while it was everything he said and more...I wanted it to keep going as Pastor Greg began to build his church! Part II perhaps? 😉

  • @dianalamm9938
    @dianalamm9938 Рік тому +2

    Thing for me is: I was a young girl at this time. We had heard of it but it wasn't really covered on the news. Many other thinks were being covered but not this. I had no idea who Lonnie Frisbee was. Later in my life my husband and I came to know who Chuck Smith was, Graig Laurie also. But we never knew the background story as to what Jesus did in those years. The Hippy culture did influence us some but nothing like this happened. I also had seen Kathryn Kuhlmann on Johnny Carson show. She was described in unflattering terms but I am sure this was not a normal experience for many. I happened to be truly drawn in by her spirit and the acts of the Holy Spirit were and are so attractive and needed.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Thank you for sharing your story!

    • @sylviathomson8534
      @sylviathomson8534 Рік тому +1

      Lonnie on his death bed addresses the homosexual rumor issue, denied living the gay lifestyle and said he was not homosexual. People should stop trying to disparage the importance of Lonnie being a huge catalyst in the Jesus Movement. Check out one of his closest friend's testimony on UA-cam, Lonnie Frisbee Unscripted.

  • @EndTimesStudies
    @EndTimesStudies Рік тому +1

    Hebrews 10:25 says, “… not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching” (emphasis added). It is likely that you've heard this verse many times, especially in the past couple of years.

  • @kylewinchester7411
    @kylewinchester7411 Рік тому +1

    Love what he says about the brokenness of man does not affect the pureness of the Spirit..

  • @rascallyrabbit
    @rascallyrabbit Рік тому +1

    but it is a huge issue. Lonnie was struggling as we all are. he needed the love and support that we all need to get through. chuck and Greg and calvary chapel kicked him out. they had no faith that God heals sinners. all talkie, talkie. today many churches have trauma support groups. Lonnie needed support. he was a good man.

    • @biancacox8630
      @biancacox8630 Рік тому

      I thought Lonnie left CC to go to Florida to focus on his marriage? I didn’t know he had been kicked out….

  • @impalaman9707
    @impalaman9707 Рік тому +3

    Greg Laurie might have wanted himself to be the focus of the film, but I think more people came away from it being more interested in Lonnie!

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +2

      Lonnie was definitely an interesting person in the film. Many had never heard of him, so the Googling of Lonnie began! Lol

    • @impalaman9707
      @impalaman9707 Рік тому +1

      @@BravelyDaily I also anticipate an increase in sales of his autobiographies!

  • @barbaraparlow2389
    @barbaraparlow2389 Рік тому +1

    I suggest you read Lonnie Frisbee's autobiography that were taken straight from him. He speaks on his brokenness. Being raped by a couple men and that he never considered himself a homosexual. He admits he was in the free love movement and was molested by a babysitter. He speaks on homosexuality and that it is a counterfeit and he did not endorse it. The movie was about Greg Laurie life that is why he was only mentioned in the beginning.

  • @MrPoesia1
    @MrPoesia1 Рік тому +2

    Just went to see it a second time, so beautifully made, to God be the Glory!!!

  • @ToriLynnH
    @ToriLynnH Рік тому +1

    "We did everything and everyone"
    That said it all

  • @CarolDee61
    @CarolDee61 Рік тому +4

    Okay so this video was WAY more that just why they didn't show Lonnie Frisbie's issues - it was chuck smith and Lonnie and his wife and the history behind making the movie.

  • @tomgrissom5677
    @tomgrissom5677 Рік тому +3

    Great interview…I think this movie might even convert some hard core atheists and religious fundamentalists…it’s that good!

  • @joinjen3854
    @joinjen3854 Рік тому +10

    The movie is about Creator God and the Holy Spirit using imperfect humans, seeking and open. Do not create idolotry.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +2

      We should never idolize anyone.

    • @joinjen3854
      @joinjen3854 Рік тому +2

      @@BravelyDaily but people do it often. A lady said on a comment that Jonathon Roumie got her through the c vid....NOT Jesus!! JR tells people to do the rosary, which is a pagan idplotry.

    • @renegoldsmith6281
      @renegoldsmith6281 Рік тому

      ​@@joinjen3854 Do you love your Mother??? Well Jesus loved His!!! We must love what Jesus loves!!!! The Rosary is a form of intercessory prayer. It centers on meditating on Jesus' life in the 15 mysteries. It is totally scriptual!!! NO IDOLATRY AT ALL!!!!!!

    • @joinjen3854
      @joinjen3854 Рік тому +4

      @@renegoldsmith6281 go study what Emporer Constantine did. He wanted control over all the pagan groups, of which many had goddess figures. He slapped " christian" names, Jesus, Mary Joseph etc on pagan entities. The REAL beginning of the Church can be found in the Book of Acts in the Bible, and at first it was jews, then gentiles came to faith. MESSIANIC. There is nothing about the original church that is Roman or Catholic. The beads come from pagan hinduism. Yes, I love my mom. Jesus NEVER told us to pray to Mary or anyones mother.

    • @renegoldsmith6281
      @renegoldsmith6281 Рік тому

      @@joinjen3854 I have had Seminary studies and know the right history. You are misinformed greatly. And Scripture says..."BEHOLD YOUR MOTHER"!!! JESUS' WORDS!!! I BELIEVE HIM OVER YOUR LACK OF BELIEF!

  • @bethelshiloh
    @bethelshiloh Рік тому

    I lived it. Saved autumn 1971. Austin. Our town was full of hippies. Our church was full of saved hippies.
    51+ years later I am here bc He saved me.
    Yeshua is real. His love saved me. I thought I had found happy ever after. He brought me to the end of myself. He didn’t leave me broken.
    Read the Bible. ALL of it. Leviticus 18 and all. Sin WILL kill you.
    There are some true nut cases calling themselves Christians. Read the Bible. Obey.

  • @CarolDee61
    @CarolDee61 Рік тому +3

    Of course - the title did draw me to view this!! 😂😂

  • @joyceobeys6818
    @joyceobeys6818 Рік тому +2

    Repent, stop sinning. Stop trampling Messiahs blood.
    If we stop sinning then His kingdom is at hand. But we must bring the fruits of our repentance.
    He will spew the lawless/ torahless from out of His mouth. Don’t be fooled n deceived.
    🙏🏼🤍🕊🙏🏼🕊🤍🙏🏼

  • @veronicaziegler63
    @veronicaziegler63 Рік тому +4

    I loved the movie God sees our world. we need to let our light shine

  • @kylewinchester7411
    @kylewinchester7411 Рік тому +1

    Yes we can show love without watering down the Gospel!!

  • @LovesGod777
    @LovesGod777 Рік тому +1

    His brother is on a recent talk show. He was molested by a male as a child. His brother said his brother was not gay and saw it as a sin.

  • @karenvicari7091
    @karenvicari7091 Рік тому +3

    Lonnie was molested as a child by a baby sitter. Had a long road of abuse. Got in to some gay situations and ended up repenting and giving his life back to the Lord.

  • @bobvog7123
    @bobvog7123 Рік тому

    Great interview. Looking forward to more movies from this man to help us understand God's love, God's kingdom, and the Holy Spirit.

  • @meggrotte4760
    @meggrotte4760 Рік тому

    I understand the demonic warfare that occurs when you're trying to live a life of holiness. Took 20 years for God to purify whatever had been destroyed by perverts in general.
    I am now attracted to men and I can actually think about getting married. 44. I have never been married due to large amounts of trauma. Thank you, LGBTQ community.
    Thank you to any pervert who lives in society and they choose not to get help for their problems. Sin is a cycle of death and destruction. The minute you take sin of any kind and you refuse to fight against it. You've already lost.
    If you don't have Christ, you can't overcome sin, but if you choose to do nothing, that's worse.

  • @katmarino4120
    @katmarino4120 Рік тому +1

    Lonnie and roger Sachs wrote 3 great books in lonnies own words he tells it like it was!!!😊 can't wait to see him in heaven..th Father God🤗

  • @sheilaboland6285
    @sheilaboland6285 Рік тому +1

    I knew about the story for 40 years just by researching different Christian’s when I first became saved!

  • @Petequinn741
    @Petequinn741 Рік тому +1

    He called homosexuality a sin..but never repented

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      It’s been reported that he did repent before he died.

  • @jeffwhite8131
    @jeffwhite8131 11 місяців тому

    I loved this movie . Also teaches this new generation its okay to believe and how to show it to bring souls to freedom and deliverance.

  • @jennyturner3174
    @jennyturner3174 Рік тому +1

    ua-cam.com/video/q0isnBQEeZU/v-deo.html
    He wasn’t gay, but his babysitter molested him which did open him up to some struggles…not to mention father/authority issues…an accurate Frisbee/Vineyard word & spirit movement movie would be awesome

  • @edenjohnson3342
    @edenjohnson3342 Рік тому +1

    There's opinion that the movie should not lionize Lonnie Frisbee BECAUSE his double life was right there from the start and was continuous throughout his life. He did not just fall while in Florida. There's also the claim that 80% of those baptized have to this day kept to Christian values. No matter. Let's all continue to pray for everybody involved, including for Timothy Leary, the controversial ex-Harvard Professor in Psychology whose private life seemed more horrible harrowing than Lonnie's. AND let's pray for ourselves and our dystopian times. Per Richard Thomas: This passage in St. Paul’s Second Letter to the Thessalonians is, I believe, very important to understanding our times. These times are difficult! In the West we are seeing a very troubling cultural wave of surprising speed and ferocity, deforming in the name of “reforming” religion, secular power/government, even the military, even our school systems, everything, everywhere. It is a force attacking human foundations - of faith in God, of human nature, of marriage, of the natural moral law as God has placed it in human conscience, indeed a force seeking to redefine humanity, God, government, right and wrong, truth and lie, life itself. I would say it is a force attacking reason and upending it, to leave in the wake and “normalize” insanity. It is the force, I would say, of satan unleashed. It is death, seeking to trample into the dirt all that is good, noble, and true......
    What are we to do? The mortal danger is made clear in this passage. There are those perishing and there are those to be saved, to be gathered into His peace, His love, His Truth, eternally. The mortal danger is to be among those who “have not accepted the love of truth so that they may be saved” (verse 10). The dying world is rejecting Truth, and is seeking fantasy!
    Gender dysphoria is perhaps the most blatant and clear example of the bold-faced denial of undeniable reality, in these days. A man is simply not a woman, and cannot ever be. No matter the outward dress, the lipstick, the chemicals, the surgeries, the wishes or demands or laws or pretenses, a man will never become a mother, he will never conceive new life within himself and bear a child. God and God alone creates a child, a new and unique human person, through the generative powers He placed in a man of His creation and a woman of His creation, by His intention and design.
    Gender dysphoria is a very clear example of the rejection of God’s design and will - in whose will our vocation to holiness and happiness is to be found and fulfilled. But in our times we see so many ways and examples of modern man’s rejection of God, and supplanted by his own self-obsessed will, and wishes, and concerns, and ideas. Not seeking the saving Truth of God, but seeking instead the Self according to one’s own imagined “self”, modern mankind has continued step after step to further and further distance himself from God, His will and ways. Thus same-sex unions and even “marriages”, even “adoptions” of children, thus contraception and abortion, thus crimes against humanity of every sort: murders, rapes, enslavement, stealing, lying, hating, … , man against man, man against God, man against himself. The road away from God is the road to death.
    What are we to do? Seek Truth in the love of Truth; embrace Truth in the communion of divine holiness, our vocation, our destiny. Rest in Him in the works of every day. He is coming, and soon. Remain faithful, in Him, until the end:
    2 Thess 2:13 But we ought to give thanks to God for you always, brothers loved by the Lord, because God chose you as the firstfruits for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit and belief in truth.
    14 To this end he has [also] called you through our gospel to possess the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ.
    15 Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught….

    • @suzievantries17
      @suzievantries17 Рік тому +1

      Beautifully expressed. When you have done all you can do, stand.

  • @GlennLaguna
    @GlennLaguna Рік тому +1

    What’s with this UA-cam title that seems to “imply” Lonnie had same sex attraction? I thought Lonnie himself had written and said that he was not “gay”? Every day people turn to sex, void of “attraction”, because of internal struggles and past brokenness.

  • @mastersway5134
    @mastersway5134 Рік тому +2

    This movie was sooooooo well done!!!!

  • @sirvicemanone
    @sirvicemanone Рік тому +2

    Why are you burning down a man who has died and who during his life loved the Lord and brought many people to Him.
    Click bait hate is not a loving Christian theme in my humble opinion.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +1

      Where is the hate and where is the click bait? Enlighten us, please.

    • @sirvicemanone
      @sirvicemanone Рік тому

      @@BravelyDaily glad you asked Brittany good question... it is in the name of this video. It looks like that is not apparent to you. Thanks for asking and God bless your heart!

  • @vikkiblondin3616
    @vikkiblondin3616 Рік тому +1

    Sure shocked the fundamental churches that God can use a gay Christian to deliver healing and rock the church with the movement of the Holy Spirit

  • @victoriareynolds581
    @victoriareynolds581 Рік тому +1

    Phillipians 1:15-18 re Leap of Faith
    Paul was excited that Jesus was preached regardless of the human motive

  • @danielhaniger
    @danielhaniger Рік тому +9

    Loved it! Kelsey at his best...and the anchor to this movie. Read Matthew chapter 6 and 7 for 67 days in a row...for an amazing journey.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому +2

      Kelsey did a great job portraying Pastor Chuck!

  • @kylewinchester7411
    @kylewinchester7411 Рік тому

    Excellent interview. Glad to hear his perspective as director.

  • @inYTbio_SiteLINKs2Verses_Bruv
    @inYTbio_SiteLINKs2Verses_Bruv Рік тому +1

    So this movie white washes Lonnie's homosexuality because no one liked the idea God can use a gay man in a mighty way? Got it.

  • @jeffcokenour3459
    @jeffcokenour3459 Рік тому +2

    Because the film is about Jesus and not Lonnie..

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Greg’s issues were displayed in the film, which is what caused people to want to know why Lonnie’s wasn’t. The director explained why perfectly!

  • @EndTimesStudies
    @EndTimesStudies Рік тому +1

    at least 25 scriptures that talk about shy we need to meditate and rea the Word of GOD. In the beginning was the WORD, and the WORD was with God and he was GOD, and God was with him in the beginning John 1:1-3

  • @alanking6173
    @alanking6173 Рік тому

    he said he was gay , and repented and never lived the gay life

  • @tinacappillino9852
    @tinacappillino9852 Рік тому

    the greatest movie this year~ I loved every moment of it! so touched by God~

  • @brendaweber8976
    @brendaweber8976 Рік тому +1

    Watch Robby Dawkins and his interview with Lonnie’s brother. Lonnie was not gay and did not have a gay lifestyle.

    • @cocosurgerow
      @cocosurgerow Рік тому

      Maybe because he stopped at hiv positive .

  • @annagokieli1497
    @annagokieli1497 Рік тому +1

    Incredible movie and excellent interview ! I love the part about “the leap of faith” movie. I was thinking about that phenomenon all day actually. The idea of total frauds still being used by God and even being accessed and used to do miracles. Very important lesson for us all

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      It was such a great movie! Thanks for your kind comment!

  • @angelhart2820
    @angelhart2820 Рік тому +1

    Why are we even talking about this about Lonnie!!!!!!!! Just leave it alone!!!! Get over it.

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      Because it’s a question that people actually had?

  • @elizabethjessmore2719
    @elizabethjessmore2719 Рік тому

    Lonnie Frisbee himself said that two weeks after he got saved ( he was eight) his babysitter molested him in the shower.

  • @curtisboggs6225
    @curtisboggs6225 6 місяців тому

    the true focus here needs to be on what God did in and through Lonnie Frisbee, not lonnie's human failures. Cessations like to focus on his humanity vs all the miracles God almighty did in and through Lonnie. Furthermore, Lonnie was a tremendous blessing to many people. No more sin focused whining, get your butt out there and pray for people and discover how the Holy Spirit will work in and through you, not someone else. Got it?

  • @ritasalemme89
    @ritasalemme89 Рік тому

    Paras Patel was in the movie for a brief time.

  • @gweltawenydd6176
    @gweltawenydd6176 Рік тому

    I do love the faith hope and love comment. Definitely believe that "The Church" has got it wrong in putting Faith as the primary virtue. It has led many to hate and fear. Love first. Love wins.

  • @steveedward7572
    @steveedward7572 Рік тому +2

    Heavy

  • @raylinemonk-jp5ls
    @raylinemonk-jp5ls Рік тому +3

    Loved the movie was a very touching movie I laughed I cried I repented to God

    • @BravelyDaily
      @BravelyDaily  Рік тому

      I agreed! So glad you repented to God!