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@toastedcheesesandwiches "grow up" is one way to summarize this portion of the Bible. Well done. 👏🏻

Please explain what you mean… if you can.

@@brycebraxmeyer5539 I just did.

@@chinini401 this is from a message entitled, “Raise Up Mature Disciples.” Definitely what Jesus would want to be taught. The misuse of this text in reference to preaching remains.

@harbortrinity This is my belief in my heart . If you think you are right. There is not much anybody can do.

@@chinini401 there are a number of factors that contribute to a church failing. Some are within the control of the pastor, some are within the control of the, some are beyond both. We are grateful to be a part of a church where the Bible is preached, people are baptized, and disciples are made. We hope you are a part of one as well.

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Great question, @knightzero2489. We primarily use the English Standard Version (ESV). It is an "essentially literal" English translation.

@DavidStowers-o7k we prefer Kansas City. 😯

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@@hurricane2053 the heart of this short. Another great reference.

@sfl6307 intriguing response to this video. You should watch more from our Kingdoms & Kings series. You may be pleasantly surprised.

@@jackiepowell7513 thankfully the church has extended beyond the Mishnah and Talmud writings of the post-exile community.

@@DanielBatac-v2k short is relative. No measurements are included in the passage your referenced. Another point you conveniently overlooked is 1 Corinthians 11:16.

@harbortrinity the topic is about hair...we must believe or obey what Jesus Christ told to us....if you believe in His teachings

@@DanielBatac-v2k the speaker has a short haircut. Could it be shorter? Sure. Short is relative. “Long” is in reference to the hair of women. No region of the world or history would define his hairstyle as “long.”

@HITMANPegas we’re sorry to hear that his has been your experience. This is one aspect our church is proactively amending. At least in Costa Mesa, California.

@harbortrinity I hope you preach about love and care, and not about hate and fear.

@@HITMANPegas I would say that is a defining theme of our preaching. Would love to hear your thoughts if you have a chance to view any of our messages.

@@harbortrinity I don't know about your preaching in particular. But people like Kat Kerr, Kenneth Copeland , Jerry Falwell, Joel Osteen, Greg Locke, Creflo Dollar, and the rest.

@@HITMANPegas it is certainly true that many preachers use their platforms in negative ways. We are hopeful this has not been true of us. You're welcome to join us online or in-person to discern for yourself.

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@BravoMentorianaAmerica welcome to the conversation/channel. Your point is certainly true. Though there is much about this that can be determined by employer preferences. One of the benefits is the ability to find another; the difficulty can be feeling stuck in one.

@faithsmith5270 we're sorry to hear of your experience. You are not alone! In fact, many people in the Bible were able to experience God's presence and faithfulness through unimaginable circumstances. Praying the same for you!

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@marycaro2266 so glad! 🙌

@lilnissan4082 we included that in the description. Revelation 3:20 says it plainly. The testimony of the disciples (described as untrained, ordinary men in Acts 4:13) reveals this. This message is speaking to Colossians 1:15-23 and what we can know about God and how God has revealed Himself.

​@@harbortrinity😂 I'm so sorry but you shoot yourself in the foot with Colossians and Acts. There were saying that the ppl thought what they were preaching was foolishness. Not that these fake who went to somebodys college knew anything about God .Romans 10:14-15 (KJV) How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent? as it is written, How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!

​@@harbortrinitySecondly Acts 2:38 is the only way we in this dispensation can be saved. Read the book of Faith.

@lilnissan4082 foolishness is not how Peter and John are described in Acts 4:13. "When they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were uneducated, common men, they were astonished. And they recognized they had been with Jesus." This is from the highest level of Jewish teachers (priests, captain of the temple, Sadducees, rulers, elders, and scribes) and would fall in the same dispensation as your view. The point being, knowledge of God is not reserved for anyone but is available to everyone.

@@harbortrinity point I'm getting at Is how he is saying it, smh. As if these preachers who are in a college (for preaching) know anything about God. Many are called, few are chosen. It's called his elected for a reason 😂

Thanks for your comment, @darrolmcgraw7969. Welcome to the channel/conversation. There are some who hold this viewpoint (preterism). To fully believe this is outside of Orthodox Christian views, and have a different timeline for the Olivet Discourse and book of Revelation.

Thanks, @MelAnneColly. 🙌

Thanks for your comment, @karibau2912. Welcome to the channel/conversation. We live between the now and not yet. We purse "on Earth as it is in heaven" knowing it will be partial until the New Heavens and New Earth.

Thanks for your reply, @harrietl2869. Welcome to the channel and conversation.

@elderterdkin2515 and to that, we tip the cap to him. No complaint, no fault, no error. Not even that one.

@ambergarciano98 one encounter with Jesus can change everything. 🙌

@aliciarenouf3095 it's one of the lines that stick with you.

Self preservation will make you send your people packing

@Btrthanvr-b1f definitely a reasonable thought. I think we have found there are limits to that statement. Unless there is a greater principle guiding the sacrifice, most people are unwilling to make it. In this case, that same decision was made over and over again for the same reason (belief in the resurrected Jesus).

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@GODISANARCISSIST sorry to hear of your experience. Many of us have felt the same way at certain points in time. There are certainly moments that time allows us to have a different (and thankful) perspective. Others require the support of community to process. We are here for you.

Welcome to the channel/conversation, @jackgunn1480. This clip is taken from the book of Daniel. It cannot get much more tyrannical than King Nebuchadnezzar. Each of the chapters point to God's sovereignty over the kingdoms of men (including the kingdoms of the Babylonians, Medes, and Persians). The American Christian call in our Babylon is the same.

@@harbortrinity But Nebuchadnezzar had a role to play in the story of Israel. Modern day tyrants, such as Castro and Maduro do not. Do you believe that God chose to bring those men to power?

@jackgunn1480 God is always accomplishing His redemptive purposes. This can be evidenced in Rome, Byzantine, Germany, England, Spain, etc.

@@harbortrinity it sounds like you're suggesting that God is directing the politics of nations. That would nullify free will, wouldn't it?

@jackgunn1480 that's a great and worthy question. We covered this recently in a video title "Summer Series 24: Sovereignty of God." Knowing the outcome/destination and forcing decisions are two different things. There are plenty of choices that are within boundaries and many aspects of our human experience affirm this.

This clip is taken from Daniel 4 and is a part of a series on the book of Daniel. It is a very biblical approach. Your vote matters, go vote, God is still sovereign, and our call remains.

Yep! For the next couple of months anyway, @WxddlesHimself.

@jujjuj7676 the best part about RUclips is that we are all entitled to our opinion. Glad the algorithm directed you here and you left a comment. All the best!

We understand that feeling, @moirachiles2105. I think we all have felt that way at one point or another. That is the easiest way to keep us from going to God is to tell us we shouldn't. BUT, this message about King Nebuchadnezzar (one of the worst people in history) and other verses we shared (1 Timothy 2:4; 2 Peter 3:9) say that God desires ALL people to be saved no matter what. If Jesus can come back from the dead, He can overcome anything. One of our pastors is in recovery and his story has been an encouragement to many in our church. Hopefully it is an encouragement to you too.

Glad to hear you are enjoying it, @SueBright-p2n. Definitely a labor of love that I wanted others to utilize.

For anyone who is interested, visit harbortrinity.org and our Current Series page. There is a link to view the entire commentary of our series through the book of Daniel.

Thank you, @SueBright-p2n! 🙏

@SueBright-p2n initially, I thought this was going a different way. You never know with the RUclips comments...... Appreciate your encouragement, Sue!

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@DavidFigueroa-y7m nope. Definitely not.

Everyone is invited. Ezekiel 18:23; John 3:16-17; 1 Timothy 2:4; 2 Peter 3:9 (plenty more where that came from)

Thank YOU, @LolatheCat660! Welcome to the channel.

@mamandmason7094 the greatest trap is making a whole lot from a few verses. Welcome to the channel! Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for the comment, @TexasBig. Welcome to the channel. Clarify the comment. Not you are referring to. In previous Shorts, we shared the us/them sentiment that can be promulgated by some. We are trying to move away from that.

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A worthy point to consider, @snp_king2394. A difficulty arises in subjective views of morality and decision-making. Who chooses the reality or merit beyond self?

@waltershumer4211 agree to disagree (on each count). Solid response though.

@Calitmc thanks for your comment. Welcome to the channel! Each of those questions can be difficult to answer within a short. The related video is linked. You can also scroll up the first video in this series which answers the question (in part).

Thanks for your comment, @TexasBig. Welcome to the channel. Fortunately, sharing the Gospel and the brains of men go hand in hand.

Thank you for your comment, @pauldanielwood. We'd love to hear more of your thoughts.

@@harbortrinity my thoughts are this stuff has been debunked by science

@pauldanielwood science doesn't have the ability to prove or disprove God. This is one thing that scientists, philosophers, and theologians can agree on.

@@harbortrinity you are dead wrong.. but it’s hard to reason with a cult

@pauldanielwood not speaking to the exist of God or not, science as a discipline. All good. Happy Friday. 👍