It is my personal ethic that personal messages, or private messaging, and/or private emails should remain ‘personal and private.’ But unfortunately today I am seeing some professing Christians take screenshots of ‘private’ messages, and then making them public. I’ve had that done to me, and it’s not a pleasant experience. Therefore, so that I do
After I preached my sermon a fellow in line began asking serious questions. But while we were talking another preacher arrived and began to preach over our conversation. As you’ll see in the below video, when I spoke to the other preacher about it, letting him know that it was inappropriate, he began arguing for
This is not a commentary, and it certainly is not a teaching of the below Scriptures; it is a general outline. If you have not yet done so, before you go any further, please first read my Gospel tract here. Is there a “test” that a ‘professing’ Christian can take to know if they are
Admittedly I am not a gifted writer. I err often (grammar, spelling, sentence structure etc.). Sadly I’ve erred in doctrine too. But when I realize it (the doctrine), thankfully the Lord convicts me, and grants me repentance. Furthermore our Theology and Ecclesiology matters, so since this was written by the President of their seminary, and
While I was street preaching my ‘series thru Jeremiah,’ these two seemingly ‘responded in repentance and faith.’ I pray that I handled them circumspectly, with fear and reverence for the Lord, and His Scriptures. Please pray for them, and that I (or someone else) will be able ‘Biblically’ disciple them with the Scriptures. I usually
I believe this review has provided an opportunity to teach, discern, edify, sanctify Christ’s bride (Holy Spirit willing), and to glorify the Lord. Recently while at a particular venue, the Pastor recommended a booklet being made available entitled ‘Homosexuality and the Bible,’ authored by R. Nicholas Black, and published by New Growth Press and Harvest
Perhaps this might be the most important message I’ve ever uploaded to YouTube? Over the years we’ve heard this parable taught by many Bible teachers. But often times the teacher places too much emphasis on Israel, the wedding, the bride, the groom, and/or their culture. When in fact many teachers failed to concentrate on the
Many believe that a healthy church must be planted by another church. Though that would be better in most cases, it is not necessary in all. People were getting saved under his evangelism, and they needed a pastor, history tells the rest of the story.
YouTuber Tom Dutch inputted the following comment under one of my videos. I believe Tom’s comment is reasonable. Therefore below is my response. Tom thank you for your comment. Yes you are partially correct, and yes perhaps I do say that too much. But let us not forget that the Apostle Paul referred to himself
