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Thanks for the gift of a podcast episode on Christmas focusing on Jesus ladies 😊🙏🏽✨💚❤️ The best gift we have is the salvation he gave us on the cross. Jesus was beyond humble. That Manger Throne song is lovely too. I appreciate your knowledge and brief education to us listeners. May you both be showered with joy and good food today and this week. God bless you and your families.

Thank you so much ladies! This has been such a blessing to me x

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Namaste

Thanks for this sisters in Christ❤ sending love from Philippines❤😊

This podcast episode is an intriguing but educational one. Godly love never disappoints, distracts, or destroys us 😊🙏🏼🤍 Worldly love is only beautiful on the surface. You are right in where we place our love is what matters. I appreciate you sharing the differences with scripture of the the 2 types of love too like that Romans verse. Ironically enough non believers know stuff about the Bible but they don't know the context of what they are saying until they give their life to Christ. Wishing you both a blessed rest of the week.

Great episode y’all! Road to 1K subscribers!!

Soon 1000 subscribers!

Absolutely amazing Ladies! I love reading Proverbs. God is Great🙏🏻🙏🏻

This is a very enlightening episode ladies. Also big congratulations on 1,000 subscribers because you are a blessing to many 🥳🙏🏼✨ I appreciate you sharing more ways to seek God wisdom and why our wisdom can mislead us. I always pray for discernment when reading God word so that I can better understand his wisdom. The Jeremiah, 1 Corinthians verses you shared explains things very well. I plan read the book of Proverbs soon too. Keep up the great work and I wish you a blessed week!

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Thank you both for the message sisters. It was a good reminder of the importance of stewarding a strong and tamed tongue. I appreciated your prayer as well

That Proverbs 18 verse you shared really brings much clarity about how the power of our tongue can work for us and agains 🙏🏼✨. What we say is definitely rooted in the fruit we bare via our hearts. I try to speak positive always but the negative thoughts do creep in sometimes. Jesus helps me daily I believe that. I always look forward to your podcast every Wednesday because I know imma learn something new each episode. Wishing you both a blessed week ahead!

Hello dears please help me I’m Christian but I’m Face persecutions poverty’s unemployment hardship crises and my mother are face boths diseases kidney failures and HIV disease please we need your financially help for my mother she suffering very painful troubles please for god sake kindly I’m humble request you as a Christians community please help me please help me please 🙏

Such a powerful reminder to me ❤

Thankyou for sharing such a wonderful truth sisters in Christ ❤ i'm a new subsciber! Sending love from Philippines❤😊

I love that you said that following Jesus isn't a religion; it's the truth 😊🙏🏼🔥. It is a relationship that people need to know about. I do think we aren't supposed to be silent about spreading the word of Christ. I also believe there's a time and place to share it. This episode explains how to do that in a genuine way. God will definitely let us know who to share it to when the time comes. Wishing you both a blessed Thanksgiving and Holiday season!

You gals are so beautiful, inside and out. Thank you for the videos. A succinct explanation: Paul speaks of faith in the sense of a justification by faith before God, while James speaks of faith in the sense of the justification of our faith before others, which shows itself in good works. The former has only to do with believing, the latter has to do with the fruit of saving faith. This is why James uses the illustrations of Abraham and Rahab in James 2. They both had true saving faith which produced obedience in their lives that all could see.

Amazing topic! Amen 🙏🏻

Amen 🙏🏻

This is a fascinating topic because I believe you can't have good works without faith 🙏🏽✨. Faith is the spiritual backbone of everything we do. I also think James and Paul statements in the Bible complement the other too. Those Matthew chapter 7 and chapter 16 verses you shared was a perfect example what our works should be like following Jesus. We should always be working to introduce more to him. You ladies are doing that with this podcast. I wish you both a blessed week ahead.

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"Obedience is the bedrock of your faith" 🙏🏽🔥 Wow I love that. You both choose a great topic to speak on because we can't be too prideful to where we can't hand over ourselves and our egos for God guidance. What I read in the book of Matthew and Mark speaks on this too. If only King Saul listen to God the first time. Thankfully our heavenly Father isn't a " I told you so" kinda God when we mess up. You spoke the truth on how damaging pride can be. I appreciate your free time and I wish you a blessed week ahead. See ya on the next episode!

I believe you've taken ancient texts out of their historical contexts and reinterpreted them to emphasize individual, modern spirituality at the expense of their original meanings. The most egregious error is the misapplication of the story of Lot’s wife (Genesis 19) as a purely individualistic moral lesson. In its original context, this story is not simply a cautionary tale for personal spiritual growth; it is a powerful narrative reflecting YHWH's role as a patron deity who enforces divine justice against the transgressions of Sodom and Gomorrah. These city-states' sins were seen as violations of cosmic order, and YHWH, as part of the divine council, was portrayed as exercising judgment to maintain that order. By reducing this complex and theologically rich narrative to a lesson on self-improvement, you overlook the broader cultural and theological implications-such as the ancient understanding of divine retribution, covenantal loyalty, and the interplay between deities and human societies. The transformation of Lot's wife into a pillar of salt symbolizes not just personal disobedience but a deeper cultural message about the consequences of defying the order established by YHWH. While contemporary reinterpretations can make these texts more relatable for modern audiences, it is crucial to respect their ancient roots. Ignoring the historical worldview, where YHWH operated as a powerful yet contextually specific deity among other divine beings, risks misrepresenting the text. Such anachronistic readings may fail to inspire Christians who seek to engage with the Bible in ways that are historically and theologically informed. You nudge, don't be Lot's wife. I suggest, don't be shallow with biblical scholarship and theology.

Vey good! Love this conversation!

Your video paints Jesus as an enforcer of moral exclusivity, wielding a conservative interpretation to justify rigid boundaries and a harsh rejection of compassion in favor of corrective judgment. You cherry-pick scripture to frame intolerance as divine love, ignoring the complexity and cultural context of Jesus’ actual teachings. Frankly,scholars would see your portrayal as a gross oversimplification that distorts a message often rooted in grace and inclusivity.

Christ is King!

An amazing take on this topic, ladies! You have a way of getting to the point and making people think. I believe everyone needs to listen carefully and see how this applies to their lives and follow God’s suggestion of not looking back. God is ALWAYS protecting us, even if it is from ourselves. Thank you for that reminder!

Hi ladies, this is such an intriguing topic. That Genesis 19 Verse 17 and Luke 17 chapter is very powerful. It shows us how how we shouldn't dwell on things that isn't in our favor or God will🙏🏽. I never knew the story about Lot's wife. I do sometimes like to look back at what God has brought me from when I get discouraged tho. So I appreciate you educating me on something new with this video topic. Now we move forward to a better season that God has for us. Wishing you both blessed days ahead. Be safe!

Where were the parents? In real life as well. The parents wanted money and fame, so they just gave their kids to Hollywood. Dan Schneider...

I love decorating for Halloween, the kids in my community love my decorations. I took my daughter and her friends to a haunted house after trick or treating was over and they had a blast. Halloween is a fantastic holiday. It's no different than enjoying a scary movie. Not going to stop celebrating my favorite holiday to appease some indoctrinated bible thumpers.

I 💯 agree🙌

These 2 girls are insanely beautiful

It got stupid when the adults stole holloween away from the kids. Today more adults "dress up" than the kids. They hardly take the kids anywhere while they get ready to go out and party....

Why is youtube recommending me this woke shit?

The episode’s view of friendship reflects a modern, idealized notion of relationships, prioritizing emotional support, harmony, and affirmation, often using selected Bible verses to support these values. From a historical-critical perspective, however, biblical teachings on relationships are often more communal, covenantal, and duty-bound, emphasizing accountability, justice, and loyalty within a collective framework. A more historically accurate approach would recognize the following: Relationships in the Bible are not idealized and often include betrayal, conflict, and moral complexity. Friendship is less about individual emotional support and more about communal obligations, ethical accountability, and loyalty to the covenant community. Concepts like love and forgiveness are conditional and tied to covenantal relationships, rather than being universal, unconditional principles. Biblical friendships often prioritize moral and communal integrity over individual preferences for comfort, harmony, or emotional support. These distinctions underscore how contemporary interpretations can sometimes project modern values onto ancient texts, potentially overlooking the Bible’s complex, duty-oriented approach to relationships.

Wow what an explanation! Love it! You girls are God’s worriers! ❤

Love how you both explained it and backed it up with scripture. Also love how serious yall take the word of God and speaking about it ❤

Thank you ladies for speaking the truth about Halloween by using scripture to show why it's bad to celebrate as well as the dark history behind it. That Anton Levey quote says a mouth full. I believe a big chunk of how the world celebrates with is against God word. I do think we can eat the fall season candy/foods and have a harvest type of day to pray for people tho. Luckily it'll be raining on Halloween here in Louisiana so maybe people here will stay in the house 😅 Wishing you both a blessed rest of the week and be safe out there.

Jesus certainly didn't have a tolerance for disobedience I love that you ladies used a verse from the book of Matthew that clearly shows that more than once🙏🏽. Yes he was love but loving someone means you have to correct them when they are wrong. I'm glad you also calling out the lukewarm churches and pastors. I'm proud of you two and I wish you blessed days ahead until the next episode.

1. Marriage...2. Courtship...3. Dating - our personal lives must be arranged in that order before the LORD. I get asked often about being a widower at 40 years old, having now spent the past few years alone. The answer is quite simple, I will only consider a relationship if I know for sure before ever "dating" a woman that I would be capable of being her husband and she my wife. Hence why I am single and have not dated. I appreciate the rise in people (Brothers & Sisters in Christ equally) being willing to place purity and morality at the premium position. Abide in the LORD, loneliness doesn't exist.

Love the short & sweet episode this week!!

Wow! There are elements here that are similar to Hinduism..." The Christian themes of finding one’s true identity in Christ, detaching from worldly roles and material possessions, and undergoing spiritual transformation resonate with key concepts in Hinduism. For example, the idea of placing identity in Christ as a solid foundation parallels the Hindu notion of realizing the Atman (the true self) as the eternal, unchanging reality beyond the temporary roles of the world. Both traditions also emphasize detachment from fleeting material attachments-whether it's worldly success or social media in Christianity, or maya (illusion) in Hinduism-and the importance of surrendering to God for true liberation. These shared themes highlight a deeper, universal quest for transcending the ego and finding fulfillment in the divine.

I love that you ladies used scripture from the book of Matthew on this topic because I was just reading Matthew Chapter 10 this morning 😄🙏🏽. It clearly showed how Jesus has all bases covered when it comes to our identity. The more we things and people of the world; the more our true identity gets lost. It may seem like we are losing everything when following Jesus but what he has for us will make us feel whole compared to when we are only seeking worldly desires. Thanks for bringing us another great podcast episode. Keep pushing forward and may God bless you in the week ahead ✨

"Godly dating" is quite the interesting concept. In the historic cultural context of the Ancient Near East, women were often treated as property, subject to the authority of men, typically their fathers or husbands. Marriage was not a personal contract between husband and wife but rather an agreement between a man and the woman's father, often involving an exchange of goods or services. Biblical law often reinforced social hierarchies, with control over property, family, and inheritance tightly linked to patriarchal structures. Women were generally positioned in a subordinate and dependent role within these systems. However, there are notable exceptions, such as the stories of Deborah, Ruth, and Esther, who acted in ways that subverted or transcended these norms. These instances, while significant, were exceptions rather than the rule. (Interestingly, the stories of Ruth and Esther contain very little direct Divine intervention or explicit references to God, relying instead on human decisions and actions to drive the narrative.) It is worth noting that when contemporary Christians refer to a "Biblical view of marriage," it is often a modern interpretation rather than a reflection of the historical reality of marriage practices in biblical times, which differ significantly from current ideals. Would think the concept of "Godly dating" needs robust theological continuity with the genuine past, not just its liberal reinterpretation.

I don't have a problem with the wisdom of Jesus Christ. I have a problem with the atrocities that were committed (i.e. Terra Nullius) in his name. Throughout history, Christianity has unjustly confirmed the authority to disrespect "pagan" beliefs, peoples and cultures.

The approach of "a religious claim is true because people have believed it" lacks a clear or consistent method for determining who qualifies as a god. Instead, it leads to accepting all deity claims as equally valid, without providing a way to reach consensus on evaluating the wide variety of beliefs. Rather than being entirely convincing, your presentation highlights why there has been, and continues to be, such diversity in beliefs about deities. It effectively explains why some believe Jesus is God, while others do not. You make the case for what you don't intend.