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I'm reading about the women's headcoverings in 1st Corinthians, I know many if not most Christian places of worship don't do this...what can you share from the Word other than Corinthians that speaks on a women's headcoverings?? Any help is very appreciated.

Hey Alan thx for this video I needed this

UnburntFire you’re welcome!

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Praise God for that testimony! Thank you for sharing that with the group. Blessings Mariia,

ya that great if u testurself to remember what u read... i forget alot so maybee that doesnt do me any good

@@michaelquintana678 Hi! I dont literally remember word to word but what I feel helps me is writing down like a paragraph or two on the highlights of the chapter and add notes to that. Then from that I mark what I feel is the core of each paragraph. It takes a bit more time but that's the method that has helped me the most.

What do you think guys is Sport a sin?

Wow that is great! I will still pray more before reading the Bible.

4movecheckmate This is how anyone can determine this advice is poor: wherever you hear Bible substitute Bible for Qua-ran. Then see if the advice is still good. Just about every Christian would find the advice repugnant, and for good reason. It’s not about the beliefs being justified. It’s about the belief in belief feeling justified. And people liking the sense of feeling justified. How does it all change when instead the advice is: 10 mistake for reading the Qua-ran 1) Not starting with prayer to Allah. 2) Elevating your experience above the scripture of the Qua-ran 3) Reading the Qua-ran instead of studying it. 4) Using the Qua-ran as a self help manual. 5) Trusting in someone else’s interpretation of the Qua-ran 6) Allow your worldview to influence how you interpret the Qua-ran 7) Picking which verse of the Qua-ran one wants to observe. 8) Taking versus of the Quaran out of context and forming theology around that. 9) Not comparing the Qua-ran with the Qua-ran 10) Thinking that you know everything about the Quaran and there is nothing more to learn. Every holy book survives by appealing to people deciding to have faith in the the holy book for the sake having faith in the holy book. This is a ridiculous circular foundation for any beliefs. It is completely unjustified.

This is why the world doesn't like the bible because it contradicts their personal beliefs or view.

James Magwenzi I’m not Muslim. I’m pointing out that the Bible’s has all the same problems of other holy books. I’m pointing out that it’s hypocritical to suggest that other people shouldn’t believe some other holy book’s claims of supernatural occurrences on faith in their misunderstandings, while doing that very same thing oneself. It’s silly to insist that one’s beliefs are justified if their pathway reflects a pathway to believing another holy book for similar reasons. This isn’t a reasonable pathway to confirming the astonishing supernatural claims of one’s religion are correct. This is a pathway to finding comfort in believing in believing, or having faith in faith or reliance in the Holy Spirit or believing their holy book on faith. One can spin it a lot of ways. It can be faith in believing or believing on faith. Or trusting the holy book on the merits of the experience one attributed as real because they believed in God’s power due to their faith. All of these are fallacious circular pathways of thinking one’s beliefs are justified before there is actual reliable demonstration. First one must define one holy thing or set of holy things and describe a method of proving the beliefs are true by also having some potential results which would lead one to believing the beliefs are false. Then go forth and demonstrate the results lead toward the true conclusion and not the false conclusion. Then a religion would have some good justification for the seemingly magical claims of their religion. We all have a confirmation bias where we expect this kind of tough scrutiny for beliefs we don’t care to hold while rejecting this behavior as unnecessary or insulting for the beliefs of one’s own religion or one’s family’s religion. We resort to saying things like, “my religion makes me happy and does good things, so why bother worrying about the validity of the more difficult claims of my religion? The happy feeling is its own reward.” The problem with this is that unjustifiable beliefs lead to unjustifiable behavior. But one doesn’t realize it’s unjustified because of they are in that circular trap I described earlier. Religious people fight contemplating that one could believe any supernatural claim merely because it can’t be proven to be false. And nothing asserted as supernatural, by definition, could ever be proven false by the people making the claims and holding to the beliefs. When it comes to favoring one specific supernatural explanation over another it’s at best a crap shoot. Meanwhile there is nothing good one does for the sake of their religion that one couldn’t also do for the sake of the thing being good. And then one doesn’t also have to worry as much about committing atrocities by holding to religious absurdities. If one wants a reliable pathway to truth. Look for a system which is self-correcting and holds beliefs due to their method’s continued reliability in only asserting a few things and holding to a few assumptions which are necessary for any coherent dialogue. Logic and the scientific method seem to be the best systems for finding truth or purpose or awe or love. The first clue that they are better than a “religious system” is that they are systems. Religion calls itself a system when really it’s a set of proclaiming which are meant to be accepted without question. And no truthful action or objection of a mortal person could dare to overturn these proclamations from a God! How dare one even suggest such to better understand reality than God? It’s a trap to avoid actually working as a system at all.

Thank you so much I love when people take the time to write out the list 🤗

@@firefalcoln You might enjoy what Hugh Ross has to say. He has a very great story about how the Bible is scientific and is why he believes it. An interesting lecture of his: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esCWopyovtrKlJs.html

You're welcome Tanya Malik! Thanks so much!

Caribbean Ín The House what are you talking about ?

@Caribbean Ín The House he does love her try again lol

Caribbean Ín The House russian, why?

@Caribbean Ín The House and you need help good day sir✌🏾

Eagles Guy ha! No problem my friend. That’s what I’m here for!

Me to 🙋🏼 oh no ((🙈)). So glad I was guided to this channel today. Now I can be watchful over my actions and repent. Thank you 😊

*Eagles Guy* Proverbs 27:17 Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.

Betsy Ross amen!

Sameee

Me too!

This is actually kind of funny because I'm holding my first Bible study today and I saw your comment. I don't know what that means but if you see this and you want to come I'll give you the link.

Read 1 Corinthians

Hello Kiaren I understand exactly what you’re saying. This also happened to me, not understanding the Bible and not having a lot of Christian friends. A lot of my family were telling me not to push this on them, so I didn’t. I did exactly what you just said on your text. I found myself a good church surrounded myself with good Christian people. I am now going to church on Sundays, going to Bible study on Wednesdays. And signing up for all these programs to give back. And guess what? Now I’m surrounded by a family of Christians, it’s been wonderful! 💕 oh and the most important thing is that I became a born-again Christian!

Bless you Matthew!

I've got lots of videos on my channel free of charge that will help you study the Bible. You can check them out in this playlist! kzfaq.info/sun/PLbE_MYjGeeTADCN-9IvtGtsE2RjpH2ffi

You Tube has Steve Lawson teaching on expository preaching. It is an excellent course. I took notes and it changed the way I study and teach the Bible. Check out Bible Hub and look at the Lexicon for Greek word study. Study Books of the Bible for a better understanding of context. Try to avoid looking for verses to prove what you want to teach (Proof-texting), use observation (what does it say?), interpretation (what does it mean?), and lastly, application (how does this apply to myself and my audience?). The original audience's understanding in light of the culture and issues of their day will help to stay grounded to the truth that is universal. Hope this helps you. God bless you

Praise God bro. You're in the right place. Myself and others in this community are committed to your growth. Just let us know what you're struggling with.

Well to be honest with you I'm struggling with been judge by others Christian's, islation, been hurt and mis used and mistreated

@@thebeatagp please pray for mr

@@godisgood5054 please pray me that I am struggling to fight master basin I have prayed and ask God to forgive me of this

@@octaviousmckenzie2362 'Ask, and you will be given'