I listened to this yesterday, and forgot to respond. I was thinking about the first thing that was brought up after the intro. Spoke right to me even if it seemed off of topic at first. Praise God!
Praise the Lord! I believe that this conversation can be had and should be had in the context of strange fire being a false move of God. Apostolics should address all these false prophets rising up all over social media, all these recent deliverance ministries that have popped up. We should call them out as false those who are. If we allow cessationist to call them out, the only other option the viewers will feel like they have is cessationism. There must be an Apostolic response to them
Interesting, regarding David and Saul's daughter, while I see your point of view, yet realize Moses after spending 40 days in the mountain with God came down and was angry at the people....we all know how that went. I believe his worship was real, keep mind (in my humble opinion) they did not have the Holy Ghost like we have it, and I believe there is a difference. We all are different in our reaction to other people's criticism, I believe his worship was true.
Trinitarians can't call Jesus their Father in the adoption bc they hate the name when applied in truth. They dismiss water baptism & the necessary application of it when invoking the name of Jesus.
Some great stuff. I’d have to take a different approach on David’s rejection of Michal. David’s pedigree as a true worshipper is undeniable. Could it be that he refused to have an intimate relationship with her because she despised his worship in favor of what people would think…because she was of the same spirit as her father? Saul begged Samuel to return with him, even though God had just rejected him as king, and his desire was that Samuel would honor him (Saul) before the people. It was all about appearance. Michal shows the same disdain for David’s worship, because he danced without his kingly robes on before the people. He wasn’t dignified enough. David refused to be in an intimate relationship with someone who was of that kind of spirit, so she bore him no children. It was more important to David to show his love to God than to involve himself with someone that put appearance above worship. I think that would be a more accurate insight than to question David’s worship as sincere. Just my .02.
Oh my! This is awesome!
Wow this is so good!
Wow! This was so good.
Wow. I've never heard Jesus' sacrifice explained like that before. Wow. Praise God 🙌🏽 Hallelujah!
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Thank you Jesus!
Whew this was good! Good stufffff.
Praise God!
I listened to this yesterday, and forgot to respond. I was thinking about the first thing that was brought up after the intro. Spoke right to me even if it seemed off of topic at first. Praise God!
Praise the Lord!
I believe that this conversation can be had and should be had in the context of strange fire being a false move of God. Apostolics should address all these false prophets rising up all over social media, all these recent deliverance ministries that have popped up. We should call them out as false those who are. If we allow cessationist to call them out, the only other option the viewers will feel like they have is cessationism. There must be an Apostolic response to them
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Random question..What camera are you guys using to shoot with?
We are using a Sony Cinema Line FX3.
Interesting, regarding David and Saul's daughter, while I see your point of view, yet realize Moses after spending 40 days in the mountain with God came down and was angry at the people....we all know how that went. I believe his worship was real, keep mind (in my humble opinion) they did not have the Holy Ghost like we have it, and I believe there is a difference. We all are different in our reaction to other people's criticism, I believe his worship was true.
Trinitarians can't call Jesus their Father in the adoption bc they hate the name when applied in truth. They dismiss water baptism & the necessary application of it when invoking the name of Jesus.
Some great stuff. I’d have to take a different approach on David’s rejection of Michal. David’s pedigree as a true worshipper is undeniable. Could it be that he refused to have an intimate relationship with her because she despised his worship in favor of what people would think…because she was of the same spirit as her father? Saul begged Samuel to return with him, even though God had just rejected him as king, and his desire was that Samuel would honor him (Saul) before the people. It was all about appearance. Michal shows the same disdain for David’s worship, because he danced without his kingly robes on before the people. He wasn’t dignified enough. David refused to be in an intimate relationship with someone who was of that kind of spirit, so she bore him no children. It was more important to David to show his love to God than to involve himself with someone that put appearance above worship. I think that would be a more accurate insight than to question David’s worship as sincere. Just my .02.
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