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We had a scheduling error this morning. Check our channel page after 9:55am (click the triple cross logo above) to find a different livestream with this morning's service. If it doesn't appear, we should be able to post a recording of this video soon. Thank you for your understanding.

I'm happy to have been able to worship in a delayed way this week. XO

A lot of people bring up Paul Because he's probably the closest thing to a pastor in the Bible but he was called to be a apostle by Jesus himself to spread the word to the non Jewish people that was his mission a preacher is a spiritual leader of a congregation Paul also says that it it better to marry than to burn with passion but most won't get married then people say Jesus was unmarried the church was his bride we should strive to be like Christ apostles performed Miracles

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No trinity exists for the simple reason that Jesus - without a shadow of a doubt - states dozens of times TO BE ONLY WITH THE FATHER. Contrary to the trinity doctrine - which claims the existence of a close union of three divine persons - Jesus is NEVER with 1. the Father AND 2. the Holy Spirit. The directly concerned Witness decisively DISPROVES THE TRINITY: ONLY FATHER AND SON ARE TOGETHER, Jesus has NO SECOND RELATIONSHIP with a THIRD DIVINE PERSON. The fact that this DECISIVE TESTIMONY of the FALSEHOOD of the trinity is within so EASY REACH does not lower its value. It simply shows the ARROGANCE with which that doctrine was created - immediately colliding with the words of Jesus - and the VIOLENCE with which it was enforced, even today. The bishops in Constantinople weren't able to figure out that the Holy SPIRIT simply is the "Father who is a SPIRIT", thus no third divine person exists.

Our apologies for the technical issues that prevented us from posting the first portion of today's service. We hope you enjoy this bit of the sermon and the conclusion of worship on this All Saints' Sunday.

Is the trinity doctrine true? The deciding witness is Jesus. He testifies that - contrary to what set out by the trinity doctrine - He is NOT in the company of two divine persons. More precisely He testifies that HE IS ONLY WITH THE FATHER (a perfectly sensible testimony). Jesus states that dozens of times, see for ex. "I am not ALONE because the Father is with me". Hence, the trinity doctrine is false.

The Trinity is only a CONVENTIONAL doctrine that was agreed - in a first form - in the Nicaea CONVENTION. According to the Trinity doctrine the "triune God" is an EXTREMELY TIGHT UNION of three divine persons. Thus, the four gospels should extensively disclose Jesus who CONFIRMS to be in such a very tight union with the TWO other divine persons. But on the contrary that NEVER HAPPENS! Jesus NEVER states in hundreds of verses of the four gospels to be in a trinity with other TWO divine persons. Jesus should ALWAYS state that, on the contrary He NEVER states that. Jesus - who is the DIRECTLY CONCERNED PERSON - DISPROVES the existence of the trinity because He states to be ONLY WITH THE FATHER, not in a trinity. Jesus reiterates that DOZENS of times in all different ways, e.g., "I am not ALONE because the Father is with me." Jesus does not say "I am not ALONE because the Father and the Holy Spirit are with me," as He would have to say if the doctrine were true. Since the Person directly concerned has nothing to do with a trinity, never seen it, knows nothing about it at all, this means that the doctrine of the trinity is just an INVENTION, it does not exist. This all is very clear, when do we decide to place that doctrine in the right place where it belongs? Further, if Jesus says He is always only with the Father, this directly implies that NO FURTHER DIVINE PERSON EXISTS: there's no way that Jesus ignores a divine person! This means that even the Holy Spirit who is disclosed by the gospels CANNOT be a FURTHER divine Person. Well, it's exactly like that. You know that the Father is God and Jesus tells you that "God is a spirit" (Jn. 4:23,24). This means that Jesus' Father IS A SPIRIT. "HOLY SPIRIT" is simply THE NAME given by Jesus to that SPIRIT who is with Him and who is the FATHER. Otherwise that "Spirit" would remain without a name, without a possible way to be identified. "Holy Spirit" and "Holy Father" are thus only two EQUIVALENT names for identifying the same ONE Father who is with Jesus. No one else is there with Jesus. The two names are thus practically interchangeable in the gospels (except in the baptismal formula for another reason): blasphemy against the Holy Spirit thus means blasphemy against the Father, the Holy Spirit speaks at Jesus' baptism (and is also responsible for the other events in the sky), the Father leads Jesus into the wilderness, the Father makes the miracle of Mary's pregnancy (obviously Jesus' Father can be no other than.... the Father).

I had not thought about baptism “cannot be taken away” and, by extension, I cannot deny it. I am a child of God and that is that!