Me too ♥️

Me three. Jesus is precious

@@rev.redhand6205 *your special Rev. and an original, not another like you, the father of Jesus, God Almighty made you..* 😎

@@adamgray07 *your more precious too Jesus, God Almighty and the Holy Ghost, then the finest gems of all the earth...*

@@LTD-7 For your Maker is your husband, the Lord of hosts is his name; and the Holy One of Israel is your Redeemer, the God of the whole earth he is called. - Isaiah 54:5 ESV

Job 32:20-22

@@AS-gf5jn Wondering the same.

the Messiah always guided believers to learn from and live by the teachings, which are good for our spiritual well-being (Matthew 7:24) we can ask, having read the Gospels (that is what the Messiah said), is it wiser for a person to try to learn to be more kind and understanding, or is truly wiser to say 'I believe and so I should not try whatsoever to learn good ways', which of these speaks to genuine belief and faith, and which (as dichotomies go) leads away (Luke 6:46) let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

James 2:8 says other wise.

God in the flesh died for your sins. You put your faith in what he did, God saves your soul. You trust the fact that Christ's death burial and resurrection paid for your sins.

@@ishiftfocus1769 that's not the truth.....because Jesus said this Luke 6:46 And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?

He made the whole house I believe.

Look up Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt at the Sophia health institute. Hes the world leading expert on lyme treatment. God bless.

Getting right with God has nothing to do with salvation. We are saved by the blood, but even if we are saved we can disobey him. Example, falling into bad sinful life etc. This is not something He wants us to do and He will correct us for it, to the point of worst case even killing us and taking us to heaven early.

@@sixtenalin9751 That would mean that you still believe that God holds your sins against you until you do something to correct it and refuse to believe that He forgave you completely when he took them all away at the cross (Colossians 2:13-14 ) once and for all ( Romans 6: 7-11 )

@@bereangirl7118 That is not what I mean. I know I am saved and forgiven completely, but this doesn't mean that we don't reap what we sow. Among the things you can lose, is your health, if you do bad things. You cannot lose your salvation though, because that is not biblical. But that's why I don't go overboard.

@@sixtenalin9751Yes, we do reap what we sow because of the bad decisions that we make but, if we still believe that God judges us on anything that we reap and sow because of the bad decisions that we make after we have become believers, we would still trying to live by the knowledge of good and evil and believe that God still holds our sins against us when we do sin and would not be resting in His total forgiveness and trusting in his grace and mercy.

@@bereangirl7118 Just as a heads up. That was all. But it's good that we are saved by his grace and that we have a loving God that came here to die for us, because he knew us.

We can know we are saved if we have trusted in the gospel of salvation in 1 Corinthians 15 1-4 the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. His finished work in the cross when he shedded his blood as full payment for our sins! The Bible says we will face many trials but the Lord will see us through them all ➡️Psalm 34:19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous, But the LORD delivers him out of them all.” Also we have power in the blood of Jesus to cast out scorpions and snakes and all evil ➡️Luke 10:19 Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.” I will keep you and your daughter and family in my prayers 🙏🏾

We pray for your daughter

We can be demonically oppressed, but not possessed. When you are demon-possessed you cannot control yourself - when we are saved, we are truly free. We can do good on our own will and vice versa. Having peace in mind and thinking about the good will relieve you from the oppresion. But action comes next, if you want to grow from fear, which is one of the deepest oppresions. Preaching boldy or studying or reading the word can also relieve you.

@@sixtenalin9751 It is possession. It speaks through her, not her voice. She was watching things on line without me knowing up till the beginning of the year. At that time she turned to the LORD. There was a long battle over her mind. Maybe at that point she was only oppressed. When she realized something was there that's when she asked it's name and it started speaking through her. Maybe that's when it happened. We also are trying to take objects out of our home. No one was following the LORD but me at the start of the year. I have been praying. Now it's me, my daughter, and my husband seeking him.

@@brettlucas9607 Thank you much!

we are to consider how the Messiah always guided believers to learn from and live by the teachings, which are good for our spiritual well-being (Matthew 7:24) is it wiser for us to not try to learn good ways saying 'I believe in the sacrifice' or to carefully consider how the Messiah always taught and guided us to try to learn to be more loving, kind, gentle, understanding, caring, and good for a saddened and confused world let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

It's not possible..

@@Crust2013 Good news brother! The Holy Bible tells us from Genesis to Revelations that if we repent (turn from sin, and sin means transgression of the law) and obey the Lord out of love then He will send us the Holy Spirit and give us the power to overcome sin; then at the second coming of Jesus Christ we will meet Him in the air! 🤗 And also, unless a soul has a converted heart they will not see Heaven.

@@HumbleServant3777 true... but all will still sin

@@Crust2013 Negative. We have the freewill choice to sin, but choose not to. However, if we do commit a sin during our walk as a Christian then we can pray and ask for forgiveness of that sin then repent (turn from that sin). Because of our fallen nature we want to sin. But with the power of the Holy Spirit given to us that ask for Him daily then we can overcome sin. This is the gospel that is available to the whole world; salvation through Jesus Christ. Like how that woman that Jesus told to "go and sin no more". It’s so wonderful, the Lord gave and still gives me strength to overcome my fallen habits. I'm so thankful for Jesus Christ. When I was an Athiest and experienced true heart conversion this is how I knew that Christianity was real. The Lord changed my heart in ways that I never could and I ended up reading in the Bible later on the same conversion in men of God. I'm so thankful for our Saviour! 🤗 I love you brother! 😁

let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

Hahahaha did you watch the video

James 2:8

Mike does have an older video on that subject: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z8uEiK521cuWmmg.html

False teachers are free to spread their poisonous doctrines today because there is a conspiracy of silence among many Bible believers. Wolves in sheep's clothing are thus enabled to ravage the flock, thereby destroying many.

@@thedoormichaelpearl Is this church 501c3?

i already know the answer and im not picking a fight,but

Hi Marlene. Mike does have an older video on head coverings. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fqyIpLGgzsqVd4E.html & kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i59kmqaos9K5oYE.html

@@thedoormichaelpearl thank you so much 🥰

The Body of Christ and the Bride of Christ are two completely different things. Anyone who is a true Christian today is part of the Body of Christ. We are not the Bride of Christ.

Matthew 25 is a continuation of the discussion in Matthew 24 which leads to three examples in Matthew 25 about difference types of believers and different groups of persons being judged in different ways when the Messiah returns after the tribulation. If we isolate these verses and passages from their entire context then are we truly reading what is said or introducing a new range of ideas and concepts all of the examples in Matthew 25 are describing the events that happen at the end of the tribulation, similarly we are to consider why there are no verses or passages in the Scriptures which of themselves say (that is without added ideas or meanings) that 'believers will be raptured before the tribulation' if there were one verse that said these things of themselves we might say such things are spoken of in the Bible, but when there are none, is that strange in any way believers are present throughout the time of the tribulation, the gathering of believers is after the tribulation (Matthew 13:29 - 30, Matthew 24:40) the 'bride' is new Jerusalem city that comes from heaven to earth, where believers are, 1000 years after the time of the tribulation (Revelation 21:2, Revelation 21:9 - 10)

@@neiland5098 “Matthew 25 is a continuation of the discussion in Matthew 24 which leads to three examples in Matthew 25 about difference types of believers and different groups of persons being judged in different ways when the Messiah returns after the tribulation. If we isolate these verses and passages from their entire context then are we truly reading what is said or introducing a new range of ideas and concepts” Yes, these verses are being addressed to those who live during The Time of Jacobs Trouble, not the churches trouble. The church will never be judged again when it comes to salvation. That was settled 2000 years ago on a cross of wood and the moment I accepted Jesus blood that was shed for me, according to the scriptures, on my behalf I was declared righteous. Not my own righteousness but Jesus’s righteousness accounted to me. The only thing that is conditional for a born again eternally saved believer is crowns & rewards for the type of quality of faithfulness that we lived while surrounded by this fallen corruptible sin laden flesh, never for eternal salvation of the soul. You see we have two natures living within us at the same time. The flesh and the spirit and both are fighting for pole position. The flesh sins but our in dwelling Holy Spiritual side of our new birth never sins which is even now seated in the heavenly realm. (EPHESIANS 2:6 …and hath raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus,…) My eternally saved spiritual side of my new birth is in heaven and is untouchable and is incapable of sinning or having sin accounted against it ever again. Jesus promised to never leave us or forsake us. Not so during the days of King David. During the days of King David the indwelling of the Holy Spirit was conditional based upon faithfulness. This is why David prayed that God would not remove the Holy Spirit within him when he committed murder in order to cover up his affair with another mans wife. Not so during this age of grace. We can never lose our salvation of the soul even if we are found to be unfaithful after the salvation event has occurred. “all of the examples in Matthew 25 are describing the events that happen at the end of the tribulation,” I agree. “similarly we are to consider why there are no verses or passages in the Scriptures which of themselves say (that is without added ideas or meanings) that 'believers will be raptured before the tribulation’” Because these verses were never addressed to the church. These are all pre cross doctrines spoken to the jews. While Jesus is our lord and savior today, (from before during and after the cross,) his gospel in his day sure wasn't to the church. The church was still a mystery until after he rose from the dead. His gospel was only to the jews and his gospel was to believe that he was their messiah and the act of doing works by following Torah. During the tribulation or the time of Jacobs trouble, not the churches trouble, it will revert back to this same way for salvation for the jews and the tribulation saints. Here is Jesus himself speaking: "Matt 15:24 But he answered and said, I am (NOT SENT) but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel." And also (Matt 10:5-6 These twelve Jesus sent forth, and commanded them, saying, (GO NOT) into the way of the Gentiles, and into any city of the Samaritans (ENTER YE NOT): But go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” You possibly fail to see that basically nothing Jesus said was to be applied doctrinally to the post cross church, (after the cross), consisting of both jew and gentiles, which was still a mystery and hidden from the world. Jesus only hinted at the future existence of the church three times and he only entertained the requests of a few pre cross gentiles in his day but they were not the focus of his ministry, only the jews were. Today, AFTER THE CROSS and before the pre-tribulational rapture, we get our doctrine from Paul who was given the ministry to the gentiles or the church by the resurrected Jesus himself on the road to Damascus after he rose from the dead and his teachings are to be doctrinally applied to the church. Paul clearly taught, because Jesus instructed him to do so, that every person who puts their faith in the eternally finished work of Jesus's finished work on the cross, according to the scriptures, to pay for all their sins, past present and future will be SAVED and made worthy of eternal salvation (and the blessed hope we call the pre tribulation rapture,) and without adding any of our own filthy rag works of self righteous obedience to the salvation equation. ZERO works or merit of any kind is added to what Jesus finished. We are now eternally worthy of our blessed hope (rapture) and guaranteed of salvation because of what Jesus did on our behalf. “if there were one verse that said these things of themselves we might say such things are spoken of in the Bible, but when there are none, is that strange in any way” The pre tribulation understanding is not some new concept. In recent years, many opponents of the pre-tribulation rapture view, such as your self, have made wild accusations that this view was never taught before 1820 AD. Attempts have been made to attribute the origin of, (what you and they say), this view to be new and revealed by John N. Darby. The knowledge of the pre tribulation rapture started being preached as recent as 50, 100, 200 and even 300 years after Jesus’s birth. The pre tribulation rapture was being taught by such men as Paul 50 years AD, Victoranius 240 AD, Ephraem of Nisibis (306-373), Codex Amiatinus (ca. 690-716), Brother Dolcino (d. 1307), Martin Luther, John Calvin, Joseph Mede (1586-1638), Increase Mather (1639-1723), Peter Jurieu (1637-1713), John Gill (1697-1771), Morgan Edwards (1722-1795) and many others and continuing on with Darby until today. From 500 to about 1500 were the dark ages where the catholic church ruled and anything they didn’t like they burned, so very little writings survived during that reign of terror. Before I go check out a Dispensationalism Before Darby and Ken Jonson’s book "The Rapture." Might help you get back to the truth of the Blessed Hope pre tribulation rapture promise given by Paul. “believers are present throughout the time of the tribulation, the gathering of believers is after the tribulation (Matthew 13:29 - 30, Matthew 24:40)” Yes, I agree believers will be present during The Time of Jacobs Trouble. but they are new believers that came to Christ after the rapture, not truly born again believers before the rapture. This is a good place to learn how to rightly divide the bible. The problem many christians have today is they don't know how to rightly divide the bible and take the whole of the bible or (The Word of Truth) in context; line upon line, precept upon precept, scripture with scripture. They cherry pick certain verses to push their false understanding of what their world view is. We do not apply pre cross or post rapture doctrines to that of the post cross church. Jesus sent Paul to the post cross church. Remember, all of the bible is for the church/bride but not all the bible is about the church/bride. Paul clearly taught of a blessed hope pre trib rapture. The time of Jacobs Trouble is a time period of unimaginable horrors. Is that your blessed hope. The opposite of the blessed hope would be that after the rapture ​all someone will have to do to earn their salvation during the trib period is to first and most importantly not deny Jesus and then continue to endure being tortured, starved, raped, beaten, eaten and then as a crowning touch, have their heads cut off. Blessed hope? I think NOT! But I guess some people want to do it the hard way. Is that really your blessed hope. To suffer and die for Jesus, shedding your own blood for him, when all along he wanted you to trust alone in his shed blood for you. During the time of Jacobs Trouble that's all that satan is doing for 7 years is prevailing. Of the only 3 times Jesus hinted at the future existence of the church one of those times was in regard to the fact that he would never allow satan to prevail upon the whole Earthy body of the church at the same time. Individually yes, but not as a whole body of believers. At the same time all of Gods wrath is also being poured out on an unbelieving and sinful world. The bible says that we the bride or the church will never be under God wrath because Jesus paid for all our sin and gave us his righteousness. We no longer have any sins to be judged for. “the 'bride' is new Jerusalem city that comes from heaven to earth, where believers are, 1000 years after the time of the tribulation (Revelation 21:2, Revelation 21:9 - 10)” In Revelation 21: 9-10 John saw the “CITY” of God descending out of heaven. Not the actual bride. Really easy to understand. Agar is an example of the law of bondage and compared to mount Sinai in Arabia where as Jerusalem is compared to the city of God above and the mother of the freedom of grace. If you think were going to literally be a brick and mortar city you have a few screws loose, Lol. Would you have Jesus as well being a literal corner stone: Ephesians 2:20 Built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone.) In closing here we see (Revelation 21:2 - And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared (AS) a bride adorned for her husband. It says AS a bride, not thee actual bride. We’re not a brick and mortar building. You’re so silly, Lol. God bless and thanks for the comment.

today the great apostasy is every where.

Kjv or nothing

@@BlessedBeJESUSCHRIST I'm sorry but this makes no sense to me. Newer translations mean Newer findings. Or backwards i mean. KJV is antiquated no? Explain.

@@kjstars It would seem that way, wouldn't it? However, the KJV cannot be copyrighted. If you look in another translation it will have a copyright. For the publisher to be able to obtain that copyright they had to significantly change what was written. Also, newer translations have been written in such a way as to dilute the Word of God making it less powerful. If you will study into it, you will find that this is true.

@@kjstars Nah Kjv or nothing New version remove alot of verses and changed them too KJV and Niv some remove Christ Divinity or change verse that show are the divinity of the GodHead

I think these types of subjects speak to the value of Bible study, trying to learn about themese, concepts, meaning & ideas, and how these are conveyed through language or languages and thus how various ideas or meaning or connotations might be interpreted in slightly or not so slightly different ways over time in different contexts and different languages etc this is why (I think) in part the Bible uses metaphor because metaphors tend to operate over and above variations and changes that may occur because of different readings or different understandings of verses and passages, but there are many complexities involved here

Josh McDowell and Paul Little both wrote good books on knowing that the Bible is trustworthy and that God is real. There's much more to say on this than can be written here, but here is Josh McDowell's logic for the divinity of Jesus. If a man makes a claim, it is true or false. If false, the man either knew it was false, or he didn't know. If he knew it was false, he is a liar. If he didn't know, he is mentally handicapped. So there were only three possibilities for Jesus' claims to Godhood and ability to save from sin; either He was telling the truth, He was lying, or He was mentally handicapped. He was obviously mentally capable so that only leaves us with two possibilities. Either He was lying or telling the truth. If He was lying, He was the worst person who ever lived because He gave the people the hope that their sins were forgiven and that they would be in heaven. So we cannot believe that He was just a good person and not God. He must have been telling the truth.

it is possible to examine and consider the veracity of many of these topics, however inasmuch as we are looking for spiritual understanding and meaning I would say trying to live more fully in the ways Jesus taught believers helps us to live more spiritually, that is, for our spiritual life to continue to develop to those ends I would suggest reflecting on ways we can be more kind, understanding, and good-willed with others (Micah 6:8)

Acts 2:44-45 that's what the first believers did, today where is a true a believer?

What?

Believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins, was buried, and rose again the third day.

@@tevcas You what ,,,,,,, you what you what you what 😁😁😁

@@tyler64360 That's just about the gist of it , amen . Faith alone on Christ alone .

@@pparrker5420 oh no the way you worded it I genuinely didn’t understand what you were trying to say. I agree. Grace through faith in Christ ALONE

well putting aside whether persons, or all persons at that are imperfect in various ways, we are to consider how the Messiah guided believers to live, and we can see note the Messiah always guided believers to learn from and live by the teachings, which are good for our spiritual well-being (Matthew 7:24) and help us to live more fully in the good ways God has wanted for humanity and all living beings let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

we can hope for God's understanding about humanity and how flawed and confused we are in this time and place, yet we are to also consider what it means to be as a believer, whether that means we are to try to learn through the teachings, or to reason we are not to try at all because belief is 'all that is needed'. Yet we can see the Messiah always guided believers to learn from and live by the teachings, which are good for our spiritual well-being (Matthew 7:24) let's keep trying to learn through the teachings good ways to live, most of all trying to learn to be more kind and understanding with others (if carefully at times in a dangerous and saddened world, Matthew 10:16) He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) (Psalms 37:11) (Proverbs 12:10) (Luke 6:35 - 36)

@@neiland5098 Man you’re like my pastor,long and patient examples to Confirm and correct myself. Love you.

yes

I'd like to know too because I'm tired of being here

@@kimberlymayes4061 things change, just give it more time. Time does heal wounds, having Christ gives you hope and Love. Hope in knowing that it will be ok. You will be ok, just pray for God to heal your heart and thank him for it, he will do it

@@kimberlymayes4061 how about trying to be more patient in order to receive more rewards from Jesus? It's still up to you. It's important to know that you're really born again. Praying for you...

According to the No ew Testament, everyone is already forgiven, but not everyone is saved.