"This Is My Church?" - David Asscherick Session 4
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2013
- The third video in the series "This Is My Church?" presented by David Asscherick at the Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University.
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Thanks, David❣️
It’s not just your feet 🦶
You preach with your entire body.
Your fire 🔥 for Christ has just become bigger. I heard you preach in Grand Rapids, Michigan, at the Godwin school 🏫 auditorium. I don’t remember what the sermon was about the only thing I remember is you said is, God wins!
It was pretty powerful..... preaching at the Godwin school, God wins!
Amen 🙏 He has won.
I believe that Jesus died and saved us all and, that we have been given the freedom to push Him away by our choices, but by His sacrifice for us, we were all saved. Freedom is a love to choose to live for Christ, and others, or to push ourselves away from the salvation that He so graciously and freely gave, because of God’s abundant love for His creation. God won! To God be the glory for ever and ever amen 🙏
There is an excellent book by David Asscherick called God in Pain that explains this in a down to earth yet Biblically based way. I purchased several copies for the young people at our church and they absolutely love it.
How can I get that book?
Thanks
Amen 🙏
It started in the garden: “He took Peter and the two sons of Zebedee (James and John) along with him, and he began to be sorrowful and troubled. Then he said to them, "My soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. Stay here and keep watch with me” (Matthew 26:37-38) the cross was the end of His suffering. it is finished (salvation) started on the cross. Christ already had our salvation in the bag after He died.
“After two days will he revive us: in the third day he will raise us up, and we shall live in his sight” (Hosea 6:2).
Amen
God gave man all dominion over the earth, so why are we allowing suffering to happen?? Don't blame God for something we are responsible for.
The answer is relatively simple.
God created a great world and gave Adam the most loving gift of free agency, that is, to choose.
Adam chose rebellion and our world became fallen.
We cannot blame God for a condition our corporate head caused.
Our suffering Is a form of sin, equaling death. We “all fall short of the glory of God.” God died to share His own glory with a fallen race, all people, so anything outside of His glory represents sin and death. The reason animals suffer is because of the “sin that so easily besets us.” We pass on our rebellion to the innocent animals in the world. If we served the Lord, in Spirit and in truth, we’d all be feeding the animals instead of building extravagant buildings, and buying expensive clothes and shoes, and gluttonous ways by doing the things we do all for our own-selves.
Adam and eve started sin by choosing to believe the devil instead of God: although they were friends with God, they believed an outsider, a creepy little thing in a tree.
Now we have the ability to see a wonderful sacrifice, the God of heaven who hung on a tree, Taking on himself the first and the second death for us, so that we might live by continuing the walk in His salvation: His grace to all who will continue by His gift 💝. “But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth. He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come” (John 16:13).
Amen = It is so/let it be so❣️
Is God good? If he is, why is there suffering and EVIL. Let us assume for the moment that God is all powerful; this means that God can do anything that is logically possible, but God cannot do what is logically impossible.
Two powers became evident in the beginning: the power of deception, and the power of choice. God allowed them both because He allows freedom--freedom to choose to be deceived, and freedom to choose to believe truth. God IS good. There is suffering and evil because people CHOOSE to be deceived and believe Satan's lie about God--that evil is HIS fault. It was logically impossible for my life to change from the angry bitter mess that it was, but it did. And it did because I chose to be undeceived about God. I once was blind…now I see!
Danna Gesellchen
Nice.
GOD is not only good but very good and alive..Is God good ?Put your question to your self how it work..you will find the real answer to your question. Your body manifest God impossibilities.
I decided to read the comments before listening the video and I felt the desire to reply to this comment... Look for the story of Job in the bible and take your time and read it.. A bit each day. When your finish you should be able to understand the following: If God is in charge why the suffering, what implications does this have in my life and Do I understand the role the Devil has to play in suffering. When you know these answers look for Revelation 21:1-4 then Revelation 20:1-3. Who is the Dragon (someone help with the exact verse in Revelation) At the end of praying and reading all your questions on that topic will be understood! Happy searching and PRAYING!
Is it possible that as you are raising kids, you sometimes have to let them make a mistake or fall over or burn their fingers in order to allow them to learn to never do that thing again? Doesn't your heart ache for them when this happens? Do you love them any less? No. Do they think you don't love them? Sometines they do. They are young and can't see the bigger picture. Don't you think we may not be able to see the bigger picture? Don't you think god may want no one in the universe to ever have the stomach for sin again? Didn't Jesus take on humanity and live the perfect life as our substitute? Wasn't Jesus prepared to get his hands dirty and to suffer and to be punished in our place? (note, the separation from God was far worse than the physical pain. He didn't cry out about the pain, but he cried out when he felt separated from his Father) How can we even imagine that our miniscule logic is somehow the benchmark of whether the Creator is behaving logically? We have been given enough evidence in scripture and in the changed lives of men to have faith that He is compassionate and is working out the mess. He has promised there will be an end to it.
David...THERE IS NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS...DUCKS IN PARTICULAR, BE MORE CONSCIOUS OF THE RAMIFICATIONS OF YOUR WORDS...YOUR TOPIC IS ON SUFFERING AND YOU START OUT WITH CRUEL HUMOR...please
Amen