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Please become Catholic!

Ain’t. May not be a word, but it is if you are from the south.

Please listen to the whole thing - even if it takes a couple of sessions! This is the longest sermon I have ever preached, though I didn't know it when I started the message that morning. I could have split this into two messages, but the most logical place to break it would have been to leave people under conviction that worry is sin (and it is!!!) without giving them the hope and freedom that comes from the instructions of Christ on how to defeat worry, anxiety, and fear. There is no quick fix to any addiction, and worry is a powerful addiction. Nonetheless, there is freedom in the words of Jesus here in Luke 12. Thank you for taking the time to listen all the way through. I don't think you'll regret it - but if you do, don't worry about it. :o)

love this guy…change the language to arabic and we would call him a radical fanatic

All the time

This IS WH E E THE BATTLE is won. Thank You Aɓ ba Father!!!❤❤❤😂

There is evidence he is who he said he is.

HE IS E X A C T L Y WHO HE SAYS HE IS. ❤❤

You might be interested in the breakthrough novel "Where Do We Go Now, LORD? - Burke." Explains much. Very much. Enjoy.

Trust and obey for there's no other way to be happy in Jesus than to trust and obey

We are family!!

Thank you Pastor James for interrupting your message to pray for the situation that the emergency vehicles were enroute to.

Really spoke to me. Thank you

Love this!

Thanks for the message, it's inspiring! And thank you for your passion for the Gospel. May God continue to use you for His gospel work.

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🐎🌊 If all of Pharaoh's horses died in the fifth plague, how did Pharaoh chase the Israelites to the red sea with chariots? 🤔

Outstanding depth and analogies in this sermon! 👏 👏👏

Happy this came across my suggestions I really needed this. Thank God for his Mercy and my obedience. 🙏🏾❤️

I loved the waiter example !

Those who took the vax get the plague of boils

I think because you limited this teaching to Exodus 21:1-11 only, you're missing a lot of what the Bible has to say about slavery. All the rules your discussed only applied to Hebrew indentured servants. You did a pretty good job of talking about those (with one exception I'll get to later), but again, these are laws that only applied to your fellow Hebrews. And Hebrews could not be enslaved. As you noted, they had to be released after serving or 6 years. But you also said, "permanent bondage is strictly forbidden" and "I know of no passage where God condones a lifetime of slavery. It is always for a period of time". And here is where you're painting with to broad a brush unfortunately. Permanent lifelong chattel slavery is in fact condoned in the Bible as it turns out. Go to Leviticus 25:44-46 which says; "As for your male and female slaves whom you may have: you may buy male and female slaves from among the nations that are around you. You may also buy from among the strangers who sojourn with you and their clans that are with you, who have been born in your land, and they may be you property. You may bequeath them to you sons after you to inherit as a possession forever. You may make slaves of them, but over your brothers the people of Israel you shall not rule, one over another ruthlessly" This is chattel slavery plain and simple. And this is the Bible condoning it. Owning people as property for their entire lives, along with any children born to them. I got interested in this topic years ago and dove in deep. It does get a little complicated and you're right that you have to look at things in context for sure. But at the time the Pentateuch was written, the two most common ways to become a slave were to be captured in war, or to be born into it. And it was permanent. Children were born into permanent slavery in the Bible. So I hope that helps with your request for a verse regarding permanent lifelong slavery in the Bible. It is in fact there. It turns out that the Bible is only against lifelong slavery for the Hebrews, but not the foreigners when you look into it. I know I was surprised. With one exception which you noted. A Hebrew man could choose to become a lifelong slave. The whole ear piercing thing you talked about (and I've never known a pastor that actually had his ear pierced because of this. Pretty cool Pastor James!). But if you read Exodus 21:3-6 more closely it really doesn't say what you seem to think it does. Or at least how you portrayed it broadly. "If he comes alone, he is to go free alone; but if he has a wife when he comes, she is to go with him. If his master gives him a wife and she bears him sons or daughters, the woman and her children shall belong to her master, and only the man shall go free. But if the servant declares, ‘I love my master and my wife and children and do not want to go free, then his master must take him before the judges. He shall take him to the door or the doorpost and pierce his ear with an awl. Then he will be his servant for life." This is not a situation where the Hebrew servant so loves his master that he decides he never wants to leave. This is the Hebrew servant that can leave at the end of his 6 years of service, but in doing so would have to leave behind his wife and children who belong to the master for life. Agreeing to become a lifelong "servant" is the only way the man can stay with his family. It's not surprising that many, or most, chose to stay permanently. This is what men should do. Not abandon their family to lifelong slavery and move on alone, but to stay with them forever. So I think it's less about how good a master this owner was, and more about a man not wanting to abandon his family. My only two critiques of this sermon. Which I did in fact enjoy Pastor James. Thank you.

NICE JOB YOUNG MAN

Jezebel's sperit is against eph 6:25-33

Thank you for faithfully producing a message upload every week - Pastor James, Gina, Faith, all others involved. Obviously it's not the same, but to be able to still "attend" in this way has helped sustain us and others. We appreciate you!

Grateful to be able to attend in-person today! Thank you to everyone who serves.

Thank you for a great message!

Thank you Pastor James! We appreciate your dedication to minister and willingness to serve.