You've had the CORRECT baptism a year and five days now looks like. Good 4u brother. I'll be praying your strength in the Lord 💪

I pray in Jesus’ Name that He (Holy Spirit) will visit you in your sleep to guide you, and clearly show you what you must do.. Amen. RUN!

God is giving us a chance to hear his voice through brother Gino 🙏

So

AMEN!

Yes, he preachers the full truth of GOD'S word ! Regardless of what others say of him if you line up what he's saying it's in clear obedience of the pure underfilled and Non-watered word of the LIVING GOD. JESUS the Christ ! Praying for you, and stay with the truth ! ✝️🧎🏽‍♀️🙏🏽🕊️💯❤️

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

I have a question: Is flesh and blood in heaven?

Flesh and blood can not enter into heaven

@@elainewoods3638 Jesus same today yesterday forever.

Well that's gonna be me also because I've never been baptized at all, i was suppose to be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ but I was young and didn't really understand the word of God and I stopped going to church and now it's been over 35 years since that and I am blessed that God kept me safe and i never forgot about God all of those years i did what I did but my spirit had me feeling guilty guilty guilty! And now it's time for me to get back home with God!

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

​@@robrobert3438, Peace be unto you brother. Question, who can set a better example to follow God?

​@@robrobert3438, Also, the bible doesn't say to accept Jesus.

God is not a person, He is a spirit.

@@Joe-xg1yt youre joking right?

Bless you!

Amen sister…Keep surrendering to the Lord Jesus👏Seek him with your whole ♥️…He is so Faithful and he will never fail YOU!!! TRUST ME I KNOW🙏

Amen...help us all Lord!!❤

Amen !! this walk is not easy .. but it's so sooo worth it in the end .. I continue to tell myself this 😇😇 bless you all . keep God 1st .

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

Amen and Amen

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

Are we to get the message that was delivered or pick his message apart? The message was to put GOD first in our lives and obey him. Give him the glory daily, and we will have life eternal. If you believe pastor made a mistake in some quotes, take it to God in prayer and/or write your ?'s to the pastor. His message is still TRUTH from the BIBLE❤

Amen I came back too and listen again all his sermons I listen more than once and it's worthy listen to them more than once just in case I missed something Amen

Love your Bradcast; l

I just listening to this man and hearing the truth. I have to watch it over,I wish I could contribute to this ministry,but those scammers out their is scary😮

Love listening ❤❤

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

😅😅😅😅 1:09:41 😊

Amen and Amen 🙌🏽✝️🧎🏽‍♀️🙏🏽🕊️

HALLELUJAH ❗,. GOD BLESS U SIS 😁

I must hate what God hates& love what God loves. I must remind myself that I can't serve God & Satan. I must have a made up mind. I must stay my mind on God & things that are above. I must put God 1st & know I'll still come out ahead. I must be obedient, follow His lead & not geedt ahead of God. I must be humble & pray without ceasing, seek His face & turn from my wicked ways. I must be consistent, in season & out of season. I must keep my foot & be ready to hear. Amen.🙏🙏🙏

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

AMEN 🙏

I know He just twist it up and Confusion God people

Never lies just wrong teaching

God so loved the World that He gave His Only Son Son Son

WHO was Jesus praying to when He kept saying My Father. Was Jesus lying. Jesus didnt have no Father when He kept talking about His Father. Yall going to Hell

Same..help us Lord

Amen

Agreed 💯

Gino not Gina

This is a wonderful testimony

@@titussamuel8649 amen brother and thank you

@@jenniferparks114 I never believed in churches anymore. In Fact, I thought God doesn't exist because of what I saw in churches with their prosperity and garbage messages. This man (apostle Gino Jennings) changed my perception about church, about God, about life generally.

Truly blessed sister in the Lord Christ Jesus. Amen. Peace and grace unto you.

Amen.

Hallelujah amen praise Jesus welcome to the truth my brother! Jesus is rejoicing with you, be steadfast unmovable in the true teachings of Christ Jesus! Hallelujah awesome testimony, I was as Seven Day Adventist ,heard the truth, there’s only one God, his name is Jesus, I was batiste in Jesus name, filled with the Holy Spirit the first time I went to a Sunday church! It’s over 20 years now and I’m still shouting for Jesus! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Thank you Jesus!

Be very careful Who you worship, and Who does not exhibit sincere humility. “…. for God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble”. I Peter 5:5.

My soul was richly bless. Thanks be to God. My prayers are be hind you

God does not walk with the proud nor the scornful we have to humble ourselves to walk with God.

​@@sharoncansler5524 God giveth grace to the humble.

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

Where in Texas did you move back to? There's a temple in Houston texas.

@@calebcmckinnon1189 H-town

@@brendacrawford343 services times 11am and 4:30pm on sunday.

Pray for the minnie Lyles Family ,BROOKS ,CREMDY , ELLIS and JENKINS FAMILY THANKS VIRGINIA LYLES JENKINS

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

@@robrobert3438 Am just now seeing your response to me…I am not the one you want to ask all of your questions to but rather to Apostle Pastor Jennings for he is the one to respond to you. You can contact the church in PA on your questions and for you to have clarity on who is the Lord. I can only say at my end… is that I am heavily invested in my own saving as it is written in scripture and am a humble servant in that aspect of the Lord for He is the Almighty and Wonderful Counselor in my life. I see it no other way and do not question who He is for I know He is the Lord Christ Jesus. As quoted by Apostle Pastor Jennings…the following: “The Son of God was an Apostle and God which was the Spirit that was in that Son was the preacher inside of the Apostle that’s why you hear the Son of God say “I do nothing of myself as the father that dwelleth in me he doeth the work”. God was the Power of the Apostle. The Spirit was the driving force”. So, as it is written in John 4:24; God is a spirit and they that worship God worship Him in spirit and in truth. It is all I have in my response to you. Read John 4:24 over and you will clearly see that the writing is purely ‘singular’ in context which means it only speaks of one God not more than one. Deuteronomy 32:39; One God; Psalm 75:7; One God; I would like to add that I follow the Lord Christ Jesus for each person must seek their own saving with Him. Apostle Pastor Jennings is the Lord’s vessel for you, me, and all of humanity to learn of the Lord in these days before it is too late because we are all living a repeat of ‘Noah’s days’ but in a different manner due to the times we presently live in. Peace and grace unto you.

I have always loved God with all my heart and soul, he has shown me love no matter what I went through, molestation from my father and hatred,shown from my mother. Even though she told me how she felt about me. I still loved her no matter what. It was all God's doing that made me love her.

@@verathomas8153 Keep to the Lord all the days of your life sister in Christ. Peace and grace unto you.

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?

Is Jesus His own Father? If Jesus’ will and the Father’s will were identical, then why did Jesus express the desire to escape the cup but resigns Himself not to His own will but the will of the Father? See my article on this. Was Jesus praying to Himself in the Garden of Gethsemane? If Jesus was praying to the divine side of Himself, then isn’t He still praying to Himself? Why was Jesus not saying, “Not My will, but MY will be done?” if there is only one person and one will involved when He was praying in Luke 22:42 & Matt. 26:39. If baptism is essential for salvation, then what happens to someone who repents of sin, accepts Jesus as Savior, walks across the street to get baptized but is killed by a car. Does he go to heaven or hell? If he goes to heaven, then baptism isn’t a requirement is it? If he goes to hell, then faith in Christ isn’t sufficient to save him is it? Since the Bible teaches us that Jesus is in bodily form now (Col. 2:9), then how does the Oneness Pentecostal person maintain that God is in the form of the Holy Spirit? Also, when Jesus returns, will He return in His body? Will God’s form then revert to the form of the Son at a later date? If God is only one person, why did Jesus say in John 14:23, “If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.” If God is only one person, why does Jesus say, “we”? Oneness theology teaches that God was in the mode of the Father in the Old Testament. God was seen in the OT (not as a vision or a dream or an angel in the following verses: Exo. 6:2-3; Gen. 19:24; Num. 12:6-8). But, Jesus said no one has seen the Father (John 6:46). If they were seeing God Almighty (Exo. 6:2-3) but it wasn’t the Father, then who was it?