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You have to understand that the church is a neutral ground. All of you guys that say "'we are the church" are telling the truth, however a lot of u guys saying this would not let drug dealers, drug addicts, prostitutes, homosexuals, etc in your house. The Church is a place where anyone can go to get saved, or hear the good news!

Christ lover facts bro!

@@chelseacousin2063 yes we would maybe not your church or previous churches u been to because the Bible say “come as you are”…we have had all types of members in our church

I realise that Perry has a calming effect on people even when the conversation has the potential to become heated.

If I'm scared of God and I shit my underwear, does wisdom start there?

Haggis McBaggis the word “fear” in this scripture means “reverence” not fear as in phobia.

You describing the average Christian.

Lol very truth

Sad!.. In Jesus name ! Open there heart lord. #Shalom

Doesn't matter what you do anyway as long as you believe in Christ.

@@JeramyRG I'd make sure you are believing in the correct Christ

Praise God! Thank you Jesus

@Atheist United You know the Big Bang he's referring to!

I'm sure he shows this to teach us how to minister as well as us giving him feedback. I appreciate how you have feedback in love and humility

You're right. You eventually have to get to the heart of the matter.

@Trevor Manderino We actually CANNOT keep the commandments. The commandments were given to show us that we are inherently evil and we need, Jesus.

Ant Nax thats exactly right. Have you seen Ray Comforts evangelism videos??

@@jessikaquiroga3055 I have seen that zany New Zealander , I love and admire how committed he is to sharing the gospel. He has found a practical and honest way to show people the problem we face with sin. We all at some point have fallen short of Gods standard of righteousness, God being a righteous judge must find us guilty for our sin but that's where Jesus comes in. His love and grace in much stronger than our sin and he found it fit to give us a way out.

Everyone has a religion. If you have a set of beliefs, you have a religion. And there is absolutely no contradiction from Catholicism and Christianity

Catholicism is Christianity. Most Catholics that always use this same excuse to turn away from the church and becoming a “true” Christian never practiced the religion as it’s intended

Thank you, Tucker!

I have been given a very similar apologetic. I was a staunch scientific atheist Jew who thought Jesus was completely fictional. Had I wanted a god, which I adamantly did NOT, the last god I would’ve chosen would have been Jesus. I chose Jesus because He is true. He gave me hard evidence when I wasn’t even looking for any. I chose Him because He chose me and gave me proof. Now I follow Him not only because He’s Truth, but because I love Him. But He loves me first. So, if you want to talk, let’s do it. He started downloading things that I’d never known or studied, so I can make no personal claim to this knowledge. It’s all from God and I can explain why Jesus IS truly The Truth, The Way and The Life and that there is no other way to the Father but through Him. I used to be a dying Jewish atheist and now I live for The King of The Jews. Let’s talk!

Nikki Hey Nikki! I would love to hear your experience!

But people still get scammed by Peter Popoff and his bags of holy miracle water.

Haggis McBaggis Because those people put their faith in man.

Are you suggesting that people should not donate money to churches because they are run by people?

Haggis McBaggis When did I suggest anything along those lines? 🤔

People like donating to Peter Popoff's ministry and you implied that they shouldn't

Catholics are the original Christians.

Alexander Leparulo where in the Bible does it say that?

I usually walk up to someone who seems less busy or idle, and start by saying something like, do you mind if I talk to you? or I'll ask how they are doing, and go on from there.

I would pray, fast and ask God to allow the Holy Spirit to reveal to you how to approach people about this topic.

Prove it

Brandon Wydeman well I think he has not witness to SDA because they actually the same as a Christian but the only thing is you all believe and tell people that you are wrong for not keeping the sabbath day holy and Christian who worship on sundays have found that we are no longer saved under the law but under grace through Jesus Christ therefore worshiping and keeping the sabbath day holy is no longer needed because we are supposed to walk in holiness everyday through the Holy Spirit and worship is a never ending thing and can be done everyday... what commandment did Jesus leave out when He quoted the commandments? Is was the commandment thou shall keep the sabbath day holy... so think about that brother...

@@vandykeebbin4762 I have a problem with this.. If we think that because Jesus didn't mention it, therefore it's no longer valid, how would you explain His conversation with the rich young ruler? Matthew 19:17-19 (UKJV) And He said unto him, Why call you Me good? there is none good but one, that is, God: but if you will enter into life, keep the commandments. He says unto Him, Which? Jesus said, You shall do no murder, You shall not commit adultery, You shall not steal, You shall not bear false witness, Honour your father and your mother: and, You shall love your neighbour as yourself. Does this mean that not only we are free to worship on any day we want, but blaspheme, pray to idols, covet our neighbor's wife / possessions?

@@vandykeebbin4762 Thank you for replying brother but I have to respectfully disagree on what you said. I agree that we are not under the law but saved under grace by our Lord J.C. but what does that truly mean. “Sin shall not have dominion over you: for you are not under law but under grace. What then? Shall we sin [break the law] because we are not under law but under grace? Certainly not!” (Romans 6:14, 15). “Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law” (Romans 3:31). The Scriptures teach the very opposite. Grace is like a governor’s pardon to a prisoner. It forgives him, but it does not give him the freedom to break another law. The forgiven person, living under grace, will actually want to keep God’s law in his or her gratitude for salvation. A person who refuses to keep God’s law, saying that he is living under grace, is sorely mistaken. I could never understand why Christians who love the Lord will keep all the Commandments but except one the 4th commandment. The Lord says "if you love me keep my commandments" In the fourth of the Ten Commandments, God says we are to observe the seventh-day Sabbath as His holy day. It seems God knew that people would be prone to forget His Sabbath, so He began this commandment with the word “remember.” God said, “My covenant I will not break, nor alter the word that has gone out of My lips” (Psalm 89:34). Jesus said, “It is easier for heaven and earth to pass away than for one tittle of the law to fail” (Luke 16:17). It is impossible for any of God’s moral law to change. All Ten Commandments are still binding today. Just as the other nine commandments haven’t changed, neither has the fourth commandment. Please take a look at this read www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/book/e/25/t/does-god-s-grace-blot-out-the-law-

JUST MYOPINION that claim doesn’t make any sense. & my point was he should get someone MORE educated to debate w, not who’s the most educated on Christianity.

JUST MYOPINION i have & do, i just read it w an open mind, & while it’s an informative book, it’s also very misleading & there’s holes. A male energy, alone, created a masculine & feminine based universe w balance? A being that knows everything, including the future, allowed himself to be betrayed by one, no several, of his own subjects? “Let US make man in OUR image after OUR likeness,” who is us? If you can’t address all of the questions, then your response will be pointless.

D M US is referring to the Holy Trinity. It’s part of the prophecy that God had a plan for salvation from the beginning. When Jesus claimed His kingdom was Heaven, He meant it literally. Muslims can’t wrap their heads around it either. Jesus said He would send a Comforter after He leaves, that is the Holy Spirit of the Trinity. 3 persons that make up the Godhead. 1x1x1=1. Not 1+1+1= 3 If you believe in God, He transcends time, matter and space. Christians don’t claim to understand God’s ways, we don’t have all the answers.

@@DM-bf6vc how is it misleading???

@@DM-bf6vc us is Jesus. Jesus was around since the beginning and before.

Peter Aguilar that’s what I want to know

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If goodness is imprinted by the creator than you don't even have free will about how much you will sin in your life.

@@suhae2175 If evil is imprinted in you by the creator then you have no choice in how much righteousness you do. I think both statements are true. God utilizes us as extensions of his power as he created us. No one is at their core, good or evil. It's why we can repent and turn to Jesus Christ and his image overrides our sinful image, as we become like him. God's not the one who causes us to sin however. We let ourselves sin and he can utilize that habit even for his purposes if it's his will because he knows us fully. We all have capacity to choose but there are times when he can override our choice to show his power. Otherwise there's no point in prayers. Jesus himself prays to the Father on Earth. Why if he is also God? He even tells us how to pray. Prayer is acknowledgement that your current situation is from God through the collective choices of yourself and those around you and your plea for a change in direction. However it's ultimate concession of God's power in your life and is an opportunity to reflect thankfulness and blessing back to him. Thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven. He's talking about how the physical world echoes God's spiritual kingdom. Meaning during the physical we can change over time but that ultimately the spiritual will merge with the physical. So yes, God can show his power here and if you're good you will still sin until Christ comes and judges. If you are in Christ and he's in you through the Holy Spirit, you're free regardless of your sin or how much you sinned. But until then you'll be tempered in the fires of the trials of this world. You don't have a license to sin even though you're free. Sin always has consequences, saved or not.

lmao!!

God is a gentlemen, He doesn’t just force Himself in...we must invite Him into our hearts first. It doesn’t change the fact that He will continue to pursue us because of His love for us, He is actually searching the earth (2 Chronicles 16:9). God doesn’t want anyone to perish. In fact, scripture tells us that when Jesus ascended the Holy Spirit descended, and we were left with a Gift (John 14:27). So this begs a new question, who will allow Him to be present in their heart?

@Im_A_Believer One resource for you is Vocab Malone youtube channel

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsl_dNqUkp_NY4k.html (dr michael brown is one of the best resources for understanding the misinterpretations black hebrew israelites have used), also here are a TOOON of resources for you: jude3project.org/blog/10thingstostudybhi

Thanks for watching! It's greatly appreciated.

Track Majors are you a Christian?

@@larryflip2294 yes sir...one who dabbles in street apologetics as well...

Track Majors do you normally debate Christians or non Christians. And who is normally a harder belief to debate in your opinion?

@@larryflip2294 id say both equally...Christians are typically a harder debate...but ive recently fell back from debating christians..ive been speaking to more skeptics thsn anything else

Track Majors I figured that debating another Christian is harder. I am an atheist and haven’t really debated anyone except friends. But good to know