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Oliveto wrote letter saying Jesus was biased and imperfect.

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3kind of angelton Church the old book: the new inclusive : the episcopal

Wesley obviously at some point abandoned the Articles of religion of the Church of England, as they were totally calvinistic and Wesley was totally arminian. Wesley also abandoned any pretense of high liturgy and the Methodists in America were viewd as the "pentecostals" of their day. So if a Methodist receives ordination in ACNA, are they required to give assent to the Articles of Religion? Wesley totally eliminated any notion of calvinism in the Methodist Artilces, and eliminated even the creeds

The Epistals are full of warnings about false teachers, false Prophets, and false Christ. The mainline Traditional Churches, came short in not staying in tune with the warnings, or the O.T. Prophesies about the very last days like in Mathew 24, and key scriptures about when Israel becomes a NATION (1948), and that being a SIGN to the Gentile Churches to the VERY LAST DAYS, and a signal to when the Jews will return back home, and when the Temple is about to be REBUILT, and when those dry barren lands "bud" again. *2 Thessalonians 2:3 speaks expressly about A FALLING AWAY (Christian Culture!), just before "the Son of Perdition," (Global Leader)Anti Christ). At 75 I have been following the progress of the Ecumenical Movement the old mainline Churches taught on, that in today's language would call "GLOBAL Church," or look up the "Abrahamic House/CHRISLAM on Y-Tube, and Pope Frances/CHRISLAM. I salute those of you whose eyes have opened up to what "United ______" means now! Even the use of the word "Global_____!". Also, the mindset trend that "we all serve the same God!" NO WE DO NOT!!! The new emerging Global Church embraces all World Religions, ancient Eastern Religions, Luciferians, anchient Greek gods, Roman gods, animal gods, Marine god's, Celestial gods, weather god's, Hybreds gods, (all demi-gods), self diest/Humanism/Aquarian. Jews and Bible oriented Christians only serve ONE God, all world Religions serve one of MANY god's. Look up Nervana in Hindu and Buddest Religions that all the sum total of humans who died, come together in ONE force, not ONE God. Even the Mns and Witnesses do not believe Jesus is Lord, that he is an exalted being, or just a Prophet.

What is that closing piece of music?

You are among the many religions where faith is breaking down. All religion is man made,so it will breakdown,we are living in the last moments of the earth we live on.Christ is the only person to keep your focus on,don’t take your eyes of of Him.I am an inactive Mormon,that is Definately a man made religion!yes it will get worse ,Last days.🙏🏼

Great thoughts! I'm thrilled that you and young Anglican both had such positive reports. The online chatter can sometimes be unnecessarily negative, but I'm glad the real world experience does not share that.

So glad you were able to meet Bishop Love, hero of the faith.

Thanks so much for your report and for the great photos.

As a UMC member in Africa -Southern Africa, I am saddened by the folding of events. Unfortunately in this part of the world the Clergy and leadership are not sharing the truth of the matter, they are hiding under regionalisation. My heartbreaks to leave the only church I have known since I was born. Church has moved further and further from God

Creation myth: It's interesting that Mesopotamian lesser deities feed off of the "Father," while in Greek mythology Chronos ears his children. I'm not drawing any conclusions. It's just interesting.

Literature: I have been listening to some "classic" (or, iconic) sci-fi/apocalyptic novels, lately. It's my guilty pleasure. I have noticed younger people commenting that, "This book hasn't aged well." My response is: "It wasn't supposed to. The 60s and 70s cultural references are part of the literary experience." Some people are even irritated that 1930s sci-fi didn't accurately predict the existence of the internet! Maybe they will grow out of it. 😊😊

Slow-mo conversion: We're seeing a lot of that nowadays among social media influencers: Russell Brand, Cat Von Dee, Kurt Jaimungal. Even Rogan is "experimenting" with Christianity. These days, I believe people need to read it for themselves. What does the Bible actually say? *Then* they can wrestle with: What does this mean? How has this been interpreted in the past? What about now? This requires discipline, however. That may be the biggest value in Jordan's book studies. He's introducing people to the Bible. If they are down for it, they can branch out to further study, not taking Jordan's assessment as dogma.

Re: Audience demographic As a mother to a 23-year-old man, I have observed that young men are looking for a mentor and for validation. They're feeling a void. They need to know that "this" is all going to be worth it. I approve, as long as the validation doesn't involve throwing women under the bus. In my opinion, the backlash response to our currently gender-insane society has opened the door for rampant misogyny. Interestingly, this has occurred on both the left and right sides of the aisle. The "male-headship" people are out of control!

Just now checking up on your recent content....You are looking well, Sir! I can see a difference, somehow. Less stress, more at home. Take Care. 😊

Daniel, welcome to the ACNA! A native of Pollock (who has now lived in North Carolina for 35 years), I would never have dreamed that a Methodist church in Jena would have an Anglican minister. God is doing marvelous things, and we are on the cusp of something great, I think! Your serving as an Anglican minister (deacon, soon to be presbyter) in a Methodist church recalls the memorializing by several presbyters of House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in 1853 to make certain changes to the canons that would make the Protestant Episcopal Church more evangelistically agile. Most of the presbyters (priests) who put forth the memorial (a sort of resolution that wasn't a formal parliamentary resolution) were High Churchmen or, as their leader William Augustus Muhlenberg described himself, Evangelical Catholics. The relevant portion of the Memorial to your circumstance is this: ________________________________________________________ Their memorial proceeds on the assumption that our Church, confined to the exercise of her present system, is not sufficient to the great purposes abovementioned-that a wider door must be opened for admission to the Gospel ministry, than that through which her candidates for holy orders are now obliged to enter. Besides such candidates among her own members, it is believed that men can be found among the other bodies of Christians around us, who would gladly receive ordination at your [episcopal] hands, could they obtain it, without that entire surrender which would not be required of them, of all the libery in public worship to which they have been accustomed-men, who could not bring themselves to conform in all particulars to our prescriptions and customs, but yet sound in the faith, and who, having the gifts of preachers and pastors, would be able ministers of the New Testament. ________________________________________________________ It now appears that this Gospel liberty that the Memorialists of over a century and half ago wrote in support of, that ministers of other traditions might be able to receive holy orders at the hands of our bishops, is being advanced in the the ordination by bishops (in the Anglican Church of North America) of ministers from other denominational traditions like yourself who are encouraged to exercise their enlarged ministry still within those traditions, without the congregations having to surrender what it is that makes (or made) them Methodist, or Reformed, etc.d Thanks be to God.

Great content, Fr. Daniel. Thank you for creating this!

As we have seen now, UMC has gone totally off the rails. GMC is just getting started, but GMC may turn out to not be conservative enough for some of us either.

I am a new Methodist and my local church makes no reference to BCP. But as I learn more about Wesley it appears he was quite keen on its use. Could you recommend a BCP version for a lay minister student or for use in introducing it to my brethren who have never used one?

As a parishioner in the APA, I'm glad to see the ACNA is growing in their pursuit of growth and in their pursuit of orthodox faith! Godspeed

Anglicanism affirms predestination in the 39 articles. Wesley was hostile towards it. To deny predestination is to not be Anglican.

This is the historical way that it sadly works. The infectious radicals inherit everything and the reasonable Conservatives pack up and start from scratch. Ref. Presbyterian struggle, us Bab-dists, and so forth...😂

As a member of the UMC in Africa also trying to encourage people through Music....am confused😢😢

Very insightful! Thanks for sharing.

I thought that post Revolutionary War, Mercans are Popsicle Cherch. 🤔 Things that make you go ‘Hmmm’? 🤡

Allowing women into the pulpit is the first major step off the cliff. One day, these miscreants will burn the Word of God and celebrate the murder of the unborn! 🤮

The Marxist, radical Left is not content to start ‘churches’ that conform to their twisted ideology. Instead, they take over existing institutions and wreck them until they and their devlish master are content. The devolution of the Methodist church will continue until it is unrecognizable to genuine believers. 🙏🏼

Is anyone surprised that wolves infiltrate the House of God, corrupt the Scriptures, and devour the flock? The Apostle Paul warned the Church and many disregarded the dangers. God cannot bless sin. The Methodist church went off the rails in the 1950s, and has spiraled downward ever since. Heaven help us to retake His Church from the clutches of Satan! 🙏🏼

Thanks so much for your videos. Would enjoy some photos or video of inside of the church and monastery if you took any.

I sent this message to Pastor Hall on his video discussing similar concern. Perhaps you too can address my post. Thank you: Dear Pastor, it seems to me that the group that opposed the vote and decided to split over the decision were not honest from the beginning. Let me explain. The church should have NOT included homosexuality in the book of discipline, where it can come up for a vote. If the church did not want any concession in favor of gay rights in the church, they should have been honest from the beginning and created permanent unchangeable rules for certain issues. For example 1) no women leadership or votes in church, 2) no gay people or their allies allowed as church members or on any church or affiliate premises, 3) etc .... The book of discipline is also a bad idea, for the following reasons. Firstly, those leaders and congregants who are completely obedient to the commands of the Bible will have to be on guard constantly, not sure when the church will decide to go against the Bible (as in this case), 2) those members of the church like the gay congregants, or women who want to be in leadership position in the church, will have false hope that the church will bend the rules in their favor against the Bible. If the church is to be true to it's biblical creed, then it should stay true to the commands in the Bible. By making concessions to one group over another, the church creates injustices that is not rooted in the Bible. . The fact that there are more than one Christian denomination is already a problem. To that end, the church is already engaged in sin before the issues of women in church leadership or the concerns over homosexuality. The entire church is in sin already. The issue of women leaders and homosexuality in the church are easy enough to fix. The most difficult sin for the church is separating from literal biblical commands, in favor of interpretations of the word. The problem for the church leadership, in following the Bible as written, is that there will be very little need for pastors and theologians whose jobs are to interpret (in other words, bend) the word of God. I think interpreting the words of the Bible to mean something else rather than what it says on its face is blasphemous. I imagine you will agree with me fundamentally. The division that we have in the church is unnecessary, if everyone just follows the biblical commands. There should only be the direct translation from the original manuscripts and type of Christian belief. By having all these interpretations, it turn every church leader and congregant into blasphemers and sinners destined to hell. This is certainly not right. All the interpretations and denomination are leading every one away from God. I am personally not a Christian and I can't ever see myself as one. As a black person, I do not see Christianity as favorable to black people, just as it is not favorable to gay people or women who want church leadership roles. I believe there should only be ONE SINGULAR DISCUSSION..., YOU FOLLOW THE BIBLE COMPLETELY or YOU ARE NOT PER OF THE CHURCH. With clear division along biblical lines, Christian believers know exactly where they stand in the church, and non Christians also know where they belong (ie., not last of the church). With clear distinction, everyone in the whole world will know the true Christians to pseudo Christians who are simply waiting to interpret God's words and bend the rules in their own favor. Can you address what I have raised above? Much appreciated.

I would have liked to hear the Bishop's thought on Women and the priesthood.

Please can someone have time to explain about the UMC. Is the UMC are they ones who are allowing homosexual or the ones refusing

You hit the nail on the head here! Thank you for being the example you are. I'm looking to return to school in fall to finish my education and become ordained through the Global Methodist Church.

Hope theirs someone to lead Danial around he gets lost easily

Thank you Rev Hixon for your helpful and informative podcasts. I've learned so much about the Anglican Methodist heritage. I'm GMC now, but you are making Anglican really attractive too. A partnership between ACNA and GMC would be so beneficial for GMC.

Awesome stuff!

Wow just discovered both of your channels in the past few days and there's already a crossover.

It was great to talk to you in person Rev. Daniel!

Looks rather like Ohio!

Basically you left the UMC because you want to exclude people, and that is not what Jesus would do!

Hey Dan enjoying the videos, wondered if you could do a session on the books on your bookshelves behind you? I have some the same as well I can see. Bless you brother. From here in the Uk

Roman Catholics are misunderstanding Matthew 16:18. The confession that "Jesus is the Christ the Son of God" is the only foundational truth that Christ builds His church on. Peter’s confession is the rock.

Common in all Apostolic churches as well.

I appreciate your insights into this, an issue with which I have struggled. I was unaware of John Wesley's writings on the subject, and they (along with Lewis's as well as your own thoughts) are persuasive. I'm not sure I could easily convince my fellow Nazarenes, but at least when I encounter these things in the prayer book I can now pray with confidence. Thank you.

Well, this is an interesting topic that I'm glad you are discussing in your video. Another place there is a prayer for the dead is in the litany on page 495 of the UMC BOW. It comes from the BCP. Personally, coming from the more evangelical UMC background I did, I can't ever remember us doing anything in church other than praying for a deceased person's family. The BOW was almost never followed in anything. I left that congregation when they disaffiliated and joined another UMC that is decidedly more High Church by Methodist standards. In the time I've been there, I remember one occasion that the pastor explicitly included a prayer for a lady that had recently died in his pastoral prayer. He was almost apologetic about it though, saying something to the effect of us being Methodists and we can do that, you know. At the time I thought that if we were back at my former church, they would be aghast at such a thing and calling the DS (except they no longer had a DS to call). However, I do pray for peace and rest for the souls of the departed in my own private prayers, especially for those recently departed. I usually say something like "... according to your will for them." I don't see anything wrong with that. The way I look at it, at least from our perspective, Christ hasn't yet returned to judge the living or the dead. If we can pray for the salvation of living people, then why can we not pray for the salvation of the dead as well?

Nothing better in a spiritual journey than to end up, like Diane, in a wreck with King Charles as my Head 😂

the Anglicans read Church Of England are as Screwed up as UMC 😂

It would be great for you to review the lives of St. Thomas More and St. Thomas Becket.

Yes! Whenever I read the Torah, I’ve always felt like it was a promise god was making to us. I feel like people think that just because WE can’t do it that it can’t be done. But Jesus said that with God all things are possible! God did not say “you must be blameless before the Lord, your God” he says “You shall be blameless” meaning that if you believe what he’s said, you will be blameless. But like you said, it’s not because of our power or strength that we fulfill the promises that God made us, but by his grace, through Jesus Christ, our savior! My biggest concern with Calvinism is that what I’ve read about it takes away all hope I have to evangelize and spread the Gospel to as many people as I possibly can. Knowing that anyone who believes can be saved gives me the hope that God can save my family and friends and coworkers, and neighbors and countrymen. I am curious how Wesleyan theology resolves Romans 9, because personally, I think that is the only leg Calvinism has to stand on, and I personally don’t understand why the Bible would say “God so loved the WORLD”, if salvation was only for a chosen few?