What a wonderful and excellent thing to be accused of! Congratulations! I feel the same. 🥰🙌🏼

I enjoy this channel as well. Also, I recommend Andy Woods (pastor/teacher, Sugarland Bible Church) on KZfaq. He teaches thoroughly, in great depth.

got accused for the same thing hahah how wonderful is to be worthy of being mocked for the glory of the Lord.

My husband does this to me constantly. He is convicted amd rebellious to God and a violent amd abusive alcoholic. Of course he will say this.

@@TheBadger40 may the peace of God be with you 🙏

58:38 Corrie Ten Boom met the guy that killed her family. He became a CHRISTian. Praise GOD.

i was just praying about this today, I dont feel loved from God but they are just feelings!

I like that.

Love this

And so so true, looks and Islam extremists, terrorists. Islam in extreme is extremely bad because of what it truly teaches and to live by it’s teachings is to be a terrorist who is allowed to have sex slaves. Christianity in its extreme is extreme love for everyone and for the God you serve.

Anyone have an example of doing something extremely good?

@@tornay131 I think this is good in theory. But I think anything in extreme, even if it's good, can be overdone and end up having negative impact on someone or something.

Same!

Hey sister. I know what you are saying. In times of revival everyone becomes a fanatic. Keep being extreme. Established Christians routinely try to smother enthusiasm. I have noted it many times in my life and it surprises me who the people are that try to pour cold water on you. Cos they like their comfortable life. Make a decision to keep the fire burning. Listening to this guy is good. He is extreme! I find videos of Steve Hill and the Brownsville Revival to be helpful.

I actually call myself an extremist :D I hope you were greatly encouraged by in my eyes the rightfull, logical and bible-backed definition of a Christian extremist and I hope your sister comes to see how good it really is. :)

I always rejoice when people call me an extremist or fanatic that means I am still on the narrow path and not lukewarm. John the Baptist and Jesus were extremist! His death on the cross was an extreme act of love.

She actually gave you an extreme compliment & didn’t even realize it!

Be extreme 💪

+Mike B so awesome! Praise the Lord!

+G Heaven thank you!

13:00 min mark is Mike preaching about Jesus' long-suffering love for us displayed on the Cross. Preacher Mike explains the phrase very well. It is not eternal suffering by Christ. It's His steadfast and dependable Love. Everything God has done for us is extremely humbling. We don't have to invent more misery for Him.

As an aside ...why would an All Powerful, All Knowing, All Loving, and All JUST Creator God make His creation In such a way that He Himself has to suffer eternally for fellowship with said creation? There's theological mismatch here that is not represented in Scripture.

Where does it say eternal suffering? Just making it up.

Because he’s Jesus( and knew their inmost being) he already knew what they excelled in.

So?

Not sure, you could use Siri to find it maybe. Ask her what song it is then let the phone hear.

At this point in this series he’s using NKJV. But today he usually uses ESV

Jesus Is The Torah he describes in the video that a Christian extremist means to be the most loving, the most serving, the most self sacrificing, to not take revenge, to not steal, to not hate, etc

Hi there! I know I'm not Mike, but I believe I can answer these questions. At least, I hope so. For the first question (if God is a loving Father, where is His responsibility in teaching people?), well, God gave us the Bible exactly for that purpose. 2 Timothy 3:16 says all Scripture is God-breathed, and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness. Furthermore, He raises up Godly men and women in order to teach His church in the teachings according to the Scripture. For the second question (why did God let people become so wicked?), the answer is simply free will. If need be, I can dive deeper into that, but essentially, if God willed evil to not be possible, it will not be possible. No more evil - period. He can do that; He is omnipotent. That, though, would take away free will. Why? Well, the only choice left would be to love God. Is that truly love, though, if you are forced to do it? If I point a gun at someone's head, and ask them to marry me, would she do it out of love or compulsion? In the same sense, if God forces people to love Him and turn from their wicked ways, would it be love? Remove evil, and you remove love; for love cannot exist if there is no possibility to choose otherwise. Another look at the second question would be: why does He allow evil to exist in the world? Let's take it deeper. Why did God allow us to even continue existing? If God willed, He could have sent Adam, Eve, and all other humans (past, present, and future; He knows all that will happen, and surprise - we're all sinners) into Hell when sin entered the world through Adam and Eve. He did not, though. Why? Well, because He loves us. Ezekiel 18:23 and Ezekiel 33:11 tell us that God does not delight in the destruction of sinners. Instead, He wants them to turn from their wicked ways. In fact, to elaborate on that even further, 1 Timothy 2:3-4 reveals to us that God desires all men to be saved. In fact, He loves us all, that it is He, though He had no moral prerogative to do so, who gave us a way to be saved from our hellbound destiny. The Father sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to Earth. The Son, the promised Messiah, lived the perfect life we cannot, died the penalty that we should have suffered for our sins, was resurrected on the third day, ascended to Heaven and is now sitting at the right hand of the throne of God. The Father and the Son sent the Spirit to us that we may have comfort and help in living the life we've been called to live. Why do all this for sinners? One word - love. For the third question (why doesn't God guide and teach the people to be good?), I think I've already answered this in the previous questions. We have the Bible as our moral instruction book. We have the Holy Spirit, who Himself is God, and who enables us to live God-honoring lives. As for forcing people to be good, well, that again would be a violation of free will. We've dealt with the repercussions of that in question two. For the fourth question (since God can make people good, why is it not His fault that people become wicked?), well, He did not do evil. He Himself is holy. He is so holy that, in fact, in Isaiah 6:3, He is called "holy, holy, holy". In Hebrew, if you were to emphasize a word, you would repeat it. For example in English, it would be bright, brighter, brightest. In Hebrew, you would say bright, bright, bright. Holy, holy, holy would mean God is the most holy. He is super holy, to put it in other terms. Is He responsible for our sins? No, not in the slightest. We choose to sin, because we are fallen creatures. It is through us that sin entered into His perfect creation. God does not cause us to sin. James 1:13 says God tempts no one. Therefore, God does/did not sin (nor can He). Humans, with their free will, actively choose to sin. Finally, to answer your last question (If only He showed Himself as God and taught people we wouldn't have Hitlers and Zedongs. Isn't that His responsibility as an all-knowing and loving God?), well the first sentence is true. If God willed the world to be entirely perfect and good, it would be so, but it is not. So, why? Well, as I've answered in the previous questions, love. Love requires a choice. If you take away choice, there cannot be love. This world we live in is the only world where love can exist. Any other world is a world wherein we are robots, utterly devoid of choice. Furthermore, though, God does not owe us anything. Romans 8:7 says that the sinful nature is at war with God. We don't deserve anything. Prior to coming to Christ, we are rebels to God. He has no moral prerogative to save us from evil, and yet, He did. He planned the path to salvation, and continues to sustain us every day. It is by His grace that we get to live one more millisecond. It is by His grace that we have oxygen to breathe. It is by His grace that the Earth continues to revolve around the Sun. It is by His grace that meteors don't come crashing into the Earth. It is by His grace that our heart continues to pump blood. Everything we have is by His grace. We deserve nothing, and yet He gives us everything. Is that not love? There is Hell for humanity's Hitlers and Zedongs, and yet Christ died for them too. Truth is, all of us deserve Hell, for our sin is so offensive to a holy, holy, holy God. Romans 3:23 says all have sinned, and have fallen short of the glory of God. Yet, despite that, and despite having no obligation to save hellbound sinners such as us, He has offered us a gift of salvation: that whosoever believes in the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ will be saved. Romans 5:8 says, "But God proves His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." I hope I answered your questions in a satisfactory manner! Sorry for the length, I just get fired up sometimes haha. I hope that wasn't much of an impediment to reading, though. If anything was unclear, or if you have any further questions, please do ask, and I will try to answer to the best of the abilities that God has blessed me with. God bless, and keep fighting the good fight!

Upon further reflection on the last question, let me say this. God has shown Himself. Paul says in Romans 1 that God has revealed Himself. Creation testifies of a Creator. Man has the moral law written into his heart. In Romans 3, Paul even says that though Jews have had the advantage of receiving the oracles of God (that is to say His word and His laws), they were still unfaithful. We can see that a lot in the Old Testament. So, it's not a matter of God revealing Himself. He has revealed Himself - through His Word, through the conscience, and through creation. The problem is this: man is sinful, and his nature is fallen. Only through the regenerative power of the Holy Spirit, and the justification by faith in the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ can unregenerate sinners be turned into justified saints.

Didn't God go around telling "Israel" how to act. He sent them all kinds of Prophets and teachers (Moses, etc.) What were the 10 Commandments for? Also, in the New Testament,.people like The Apostle Paul tried to teach people how to behave. Read the first Chapter of Romans, etc....

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Melvin, i believe he said hell is the jail and the lake of fire is the final destruction sentence. So final destruction is at the end of the millennium right so hell's torment is not eternal in that sense is it. Not being with God is the final death, this second death that is mentioned also in Rev. With the way Mike put his videos out it is hard to find anything, try to find all of Romans on his channel, that said though, much of his understanding i got from reading scripture from an early age and now that i am retired, i want to check out my beliefs. I have never been to a church since I was a child of 10 and that was with the RC and it was too much in Latin, sitting standing reciting same thing each Sunday. There are some things we must assume because otherwise the bible may seem to counter dict. Future events and speculations are just that, educated guesses. Not to my understanding a salvation issue. Being ambassadors representing the Essence of God is taught through the Word of God and my main focus was on the red letter printing in my bible. Now i want to expand to the other books and Mike seems to be very knowledgeable in taking the bible as a whole and he is one of my #10 choices to listen to. I record and play back and i wished he would just have repeated the audience question, not just put on screen so i can listen to it again off line as i am in my garden or commuting to the city. 9 verses were covered in one hour. I have downloaded Romans of Matthew Henry's bible commentary to assist me to get more understanding and history I plan on reading them out-loud and recording those pages soon. In conclusion, i recall mike saying hell is temporary comparing it to jail but then also saying that there judgement is waited upon and then once all is said and done, hell death are no more. so in this case and only listening to the sermon as some would call it, It left me a bit confused as what he was relating. I will need to look if he has a talk on hell more clearly explained. some believe refusing a forever gift justifies a forever punishment, but then why the second death. not being with Our Lord and Savior is in itself a punishment as we humans take and put evil doers in prison separating them from freedom of choice and restricting their movements. when I think of my mother that had a heart of gold morally but did not attend church much at all and did not pursue the knowledge of Christ, was just a good person, more concerned with raising a family than with Christ teachings. What about good people that had every chance to pic up a bible but never did, as in her case?

You still there?

That's so funny, I forgot to laugh...

I don’t know, maybe just be kind to people to glorify God.

Mike has a weekly Q+A session. Maybe you could tune in and try and ask your question there. I say try because he only takes 20 questions per week and it's the first 20 that are selected from the live chat. I think it's every Friday. Hope this helps a little.

I think I would call them what they ARE! If it was a lady, I would say "her" or "she," etc. This is just my personal opinion....I would not call any single person "they."

Lovingly I think I would just learn their names. But reading revelation…our “tolerance”. Of their sins or our own…is a sure sign we don’t know the savior and care more for this world than the next…hope that helps…praying for you…it’s a crazy demonic liberal trash heap we’re rushing into!

Yep that was good

hey buddy!

+Dc pacman hello!