God has called you out for a reason. My prayer is that He will show it to you at His time. He has great things in store for you. Be strong and courageous and continue to watch these kind of videos. Importantly you ground yourself in the Word of God and Prayer. Blessings.

As someone raised in a Christian household, this has helped me a lot m, also. The gospel is universal.

Adam, I am so happy that the Holy Spirit is motivating you to listen to the Word of God. The Word Says; "Men shall not live by bread alone, but by every Word that comes from the mouth of God." God must have something great in-store for you. I pray you find a Christian Church that has like minded young people that love God; near your home, where you can worship and continue growing in the things of God.

Hi. What is your testimony can you share.

Me too.

Amém!!!! Do you know Zac Poonen? He is from India, and he has been a blessing in my life. Have a joyful day!!

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I pray that you will let God break those chains. I feel you...

Praying for you brother, if I could make a humble suggestion, re-reading and meditating on Romans ch 6-8 have helped me tremendously. I had a powerful spiritual experience after reading those three chapters out loud one day when I was being attacked by demonic thoughts & feelings. I read them out loud and had a dramatic spiritual experience and revelation of my identity in Jesus Christ. Love you brother, God bless. Don’t give up the fight. As long as we don’t give up, we win. We only lose when we stop trying.

How aré you doing akuete

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Unfortunately, the world does not see it so

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Why do you say it's impossible this side of heaven? With God, nothing is impossible. Are you greater than God, that He can't tame you? Or, do you think that God wants you to sin? Perhaps, some who preach that perfection is impossible, are they that don't want to be tamed by God.

@@JohnCephas 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

@@TheOfficialChessGoat Yes, until the next two verses following that verse take place for us. Context is important, friend. With Love. I have sinned i.e. I have past crimes - I have sins - but, I am not sinning as an active and ongoing process. I am walking in the Spirit of He Who Is Able To Keep me From Stumbling.

@@JohnCephas yes you’re right. I think it’s important to have a mind to walk and be perfect as Jesus was. Sometimes I think no matter how much we try, we are still trapped in a body that craves sin. So it is constant war. But I agree, we should strive to be perfect. And with God, all things are indeed possible. Especially if we have faith.

@@TheOfficialChessGoat Yes. I believe that is partly why we have Jesus as an example for us, tempted in the desert, and praying the Father at Gethsemane to take the cup from Him. Because, if we follow His example, Father can deliver us. This is why, in The Lord's Prayer, we pray 'lead us not into temptation'. Because, we believe that it is possible by His power and not our own

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Praying for you. And, asking blessings for you. You are strong in Christ and will fight this with every fiber of your being. You were meant to excel in joy and a wholesome lifestyle through the word of God. You are on the right path and I KNOW you will be victorious.

As a woman, I would encourage you to ask God how to protect each daughter of His and to give you eyes to see them in His light and ❤️

Working on it! We have a small team adding captions to many sermons and teachings that you can find on our website. Just click the "CC" button on the video. I will add this series to the top of the list since you requested it. - Media Team of HeartCry

Its been a year, but FYI, there are 3 parts to this message. This part 1 is laying a foundation for you to be able to deal with sin in your life. You must understand the basic principles of God first.

@@sophiesmith5922where can I find part 2 and 3?

I believe God led me to Pastor Washer's messages today. This is just sound teaching straight from the Word of God. Not everyone wants this level of truth. Not everyone desires to change! It's grievous. Keep growing in God! Stay in the pressie! He makes us the difference!

This is so inaccurate and insane. God doesn’t care if we comment on KZfaq videos. He cares about our heart and soul, that’s what matters.

Ridiculous comment.

Well you better make sure you get to the bema then! People who don't finish the race can't get on the podium!

So....the BEMA ONLY rewards those whose works are done through faith in Christ. You wont lose salvation, but your works will be judged, right down to every idle word we speak. I dontvknow about you but it makes me want to practice silence. The BEMA is the place where dead works are burned up.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obuRftaUsdnNmKc.html Couldnt find 2 but Part 3 Link is there

Sexual Immorality, Part 1 : heartcrymissionary.com/sermons/sexual-immorality-part-1 Sexual Immorality, Part 2 : heartcrymissionary.com/sermons/sexual-immorality-part-2 Sexual Immorality, Part 3 : heartcrymissionary.com/sermons/sexual-immorality-part-3

kzfaq.info/sun/PLxK5Sxw_W5MzpM2mDEZvJR2uwqAcf6Vij All three parts in KZfaq. God Bless

I believe it's the ESV the he uses the most, but in this sermon, he used NASB 1995 version.

Paul washer speaks the true word of our God Jesus Christ from his holy word. The holy spirit should tell u he speaks Gods words. If u question it it may be that one is not truly saved by the grace of God.

@@rubesco5928 I think there is a misunderstanding..I don’t believe that she was questioning the truth of the word. I believe she was just curious of which translation Paul Washer uses. God bless

Yes. Why is this a question for you?

So true my friend

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He most certainly does

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What's your version of morality?

@@lavenderflowers1075 Could you rephrase or clarify what you mean?

@@GuessWhoAsks the word property there doesn't necessarily mean possession but responsibility. For example, when you have children they are your property because you're responsible for them. And with God there's nothing wrong with 'owning' someone; because God himself calls us his slaves and he our master, such that as christians when we have children they're also expected to be 'enslaved' to him as godly offspring. It is therefore not immoral to 'own' a person, rather how you treat them will determine whether you're moral or immoral. God doesn't mistreat us as his 'slaves' and he expects for us to extend the same kind of treatment to anyone who is under our authority. There are many people nowadays who are 'owned' by their masters. For example, basketball players etc. So, how you treat them is what will make you moral or immoral.

@@GuessWhoAsks and God the Father gives us christians (his slaves) to God the son (i.e. Jesus) as an inheritance. We belong to Jesus Christ just as much as we belong to God the Father.

@@lavenderflowers1075 "It is therefore not immoral to 'own' a person, rather how you treat them will determine whether you're moral or immoral."...Is slavery ok as long as you treat the slave well? "For example, when you have children they are your property because you're responsible for them."....a parent is not afforded "property rights" over their child. " There are many people nowadays who are 'owned' by their masters. For example, basketball players etc."....I think you are mistakenly equating a contract with ownership of the person. Can a player break his contract? If the "team owner" physically beats them is the team owner not punished unless he kills them? Do the team owners get to keep any children the basketball players produce while they are under contract?

The word of God is the Bible, whether KJV or any other version. KJV is not the original script, it was also translated. Thanks

While not the best translation for all readers, the KJV is a good translation. As is the ESV, NASB, NLT, and several others. I have spoken with several other folks who tend to believe that if you are not reading the KJV, you are reading an inaccurate, perverted bible. The biggest reason being, they say, is that there are words and verses missing from these newer translations that are from the KJV. I have looked into these myself. In regards to the missing words/verses, there are two mains ways to look at this. Either these words are infact removed from the new translations and that they should be there, OR they where ADDED to the KJV. One of the best examples of this is Mat 24 when the disciples asked Jesus what the signs of the coming of the age would be. In the very next chapter (25:13) there are some words that can be found in the KJV that aren't found in other translations. Do their presence or absence change the meaning of scripture, I would argue they don't. It honestly looks like the words where added in the KJV to remind the reader of the question that was asked in the previous chapter that this verse is referring to. There are several other examples of this where it seems the translators where attempting to clarify things in the texts. Another example is Mark 10:23, speaking of the rich young ruler. I will also copy and paste one of the replies I had sent to one of my friends. It has greater detail.

Okay. I read that there have been several different editions of the KJV since it's original release is 1611 with different grammatical updates and some word changes based on changes in english over time to make it more readable. Now, as I was reading over the information you sent I seen the many differences ranging from a word changed, to one or two words dropped, on up to whole verses omitted. I was surprised to see all these many differences and omissions. Then I had a thought. What if all these verse weren't so much omitted from these new translations, as they where added to the KJV? So dived further into research and this is what I found. "As well as relying on previous English translations, the 1611 edition of the KJV relied on critically edited Greek texts that were “for the most part based on about half a dozen very late manuscripts” (none earlier than the 12th century AD).”[9] These Greek texts included five printed editions of the Greek New Testament by Erasmus,[10] as well as Robert Estienne’s (a.k.a. ‘Stephanus’) edition (1550) and Theodore Beza’s edition (1598). Michael Holmes writes more about the Greek texts behind English Bibles here. Unfortunately, one of the manuscripts Estienne and Beza used for their Greek editions contained a few “corrections” that downplayed the importance of women in the church.[11]" margmowczko.com/7-things-about-the-king-james-bible/ Since the 1611 KJV bible was written there have been much earlier texts found that date far closer to the time they where original written. Many of these texts did not have the words or verses that the KJV does have, which if you where to only compare the KJV to newer translations, they would appear to have been omitted. But the reason they have been omitted in many of these newer translations is because the earlier manuscripts did not have them, which leads me to assume that at some point they where added. When or by who, I haven't that knowledge yet. The other thing that I found is that despite differences between the translations, a majority of them are minuscule. They don't change the message of the Gospel a bit. For example: Mark 25:13. The words "Wherein the son of man cometh" are not present in newer translations. In that verse, Jesus is answering a question the disciples askrd him back in chapter 24:3 "As he sat on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately, saying, "Tell us, when will these things be, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?" I tend to believe that "wherein the son of man cometh" was added to remind the reader what Jesus was talking about when he said we don't know the day or hour. This addition doesn't change the gospel in the least bit, but helps the reader to understand easier. The newer translations of the bible try to be as accurate as possible not to the KJV, but to the most original texts and manuscripts that have been found. Most of the times that verses are not included in the latest translations is because they are not in the the earliest manuscripts. Having said all of that, I believe that the KJV, NKJV, NIV, NIrV, ESV, etc. all convey the same message of the same gospel. The KJV is just as useful for rebuking and teach people in the Lord and many other translations. I do not intend to downplay the validity of the KJV, but I do intend to say that it is not the only accurate translation. Many people today due to the fact that language has changed immensely struggle with reading the KJV, so they need a translation that makes sense to them and speaks to them in a way they understand. For those who prefer the KJV, that is absolutely fine. We serve and worship the same God of the KJV, as pretty much any newer translation.

@Russian Citizen Thank you

100% it is don’t believe when people say it’s ‘’natural’’ it is BUT only with you wife u can not do the deed and not sin

There's a part two.

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What is boring?

@@petrapublications this Paul Washer

@@davidkelk3861 Paul Washer is boring?

@@petrapublications the whole nonsense about sex being immoral is boring!

@@davidkelk3861 What is boring about it?

Your username appears to show your purpose.

@@JohnCephas You have no idea why I use that name or the hell church put children through. So either ask a question or shut up,

@@Churchofhell Evidently you're not of God, unfortunately. So, no, I don't have any enquiries for you. Just an invitation for introspection.

@@Churchofhell KZfaq appears to have deleted my response. Look within yourself, you are evidently still suffering.

@JohnCephas Nope, I suffer from old age, not deception. Paul was not chosen by Jesus. And if you look at what came out of Antioch, you will see the Roman catholic church did.

Oh i didn't come here to get your amen

I just can't get enough, your are an amazing men of God 🙏Amen