Something FELT OFF about the Jesus 'He Gets Us' Super Bowl Ads
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The 'He Gets Us' campaign purchased two Super Bowl spots, but are they accomplishing their goal of sharing the gospel, or are they merely making the gospel all about us?
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Jesus “getting” us has never been a problem. He created us.
People failing to “get” Jesus is the real problem.🙏🏻
Well said. I didn’t think of it quite that way, but that is an outstanding response to the leftists! Thank you for the brilliant deduction!
@@ronm6359 Thank you!
my thoughts exactly.
Didn't realize this was a political issue. Shesh! @@ronm6359
I felt like believers of Christ were the targeted community in that we’re supposed to accept and condone what’s going on in our country. Jesus loved but He didn’t condone the sins of people. If He did, there wouldn’t have been a reason for Him to die on the cross.
10000000% correct!
Perfectly reasoned and stated.
The ad actually tells you the message "Love Thy Neighbor". Some people (including Christians) were triggered because they know they're not doing that. btw - there's a difference between loving/serving someone and "condoning" their actions or lifestyle.
The bigger question is “Do you get Him?”
They don't.
I saw these commercials and I felt gross right off the bat it mocks our lord and savior as well as breaking down Christianity by making gods of anyone
Because their feet were washed? Because people humbled themselves and washed feet? Go read that Bible you hide behind.
@@nicholas4514 It was all about 'He gets us', meaning 'He accepts us'. There was no part that showed these people getting saved or having a change of mind. It was about trying to make Christians think they need to accept sin, or they're not following Christ. There is a reason so many of the believers on here felt creeped out by this ad. The Holy Spirit is within us and He reveals truth to us and gives us wisdom and discernment. The images were all so dark and disturbing. This was not from God.
If Jesus is being taught incorrectly, it is worse than had he not been taught at all.
False prophets are becoming more prevalent as we see evil become good and good become evil.
Yep. The word of God said in the end times this would happen.
Yes, and The New Testament teaches we discern prophets " *_by their fruits_* " (John 7: 15-20)
How would Jesus know what would take place in our day if he wasn't God.
After watching this ad, my takeaway was that "they" want us Christians to ignore, tolerate, and accept their evil, sin, debauchary, etc. and, in the name of love, not take a stand against their wickedness.
Exactly. The most loving thing you can do is speak the truth to someone. The most hateful thing you can do is love somebody to hell by refusing to tell them what God says.
What is their wickedness?
They do not want to die to themselves to follow Jesus.
Exactly.
Only servants washed feet back then. The whole message is to be servants to EVERYONE as Jesus was. This is how to spread the message of hope in Jesus Christ. It is Jesus that changes the heart that leads to repentance of sin. Washing a specific type of person's feet has nothing to do with acceptance of sin but servitude that leads to Jesus and repentance.
Yeah he gets us by letting us know what a sin is. He certainly doesn’t promote it as normal and right!!!! The media, gov, etc are blasphemous. Crazy times we are living in.
I don't think that this movement is for the Gospel of Christ and to me it's affirmations for people to stay in their own Sinful lifestyle.😮
Well said James and yes that is exactly what the add is about… Yes Jesus loves everyone But! Jesus told the woman who was caught in adultery after those who wanted to stone her…
Woman where are your accusers… she answered Jesus and Jesus said, neither do I accuse you… go and sin no more. This is what they blatantly left out…
💯
I agree. As if to say "It's just normal to be Gay" ............. A different approach to influence the younger generation.
If they don't sin, then Jesus died in vain.
@@nicholas4514 is this a misunderstanding of what repentance is,if one gains the gift of salvation it doesn't mean that you won't have a battle with the flesh,if you have salvation you have the Spirit,the Spirit will guide you away from your old man and the sin that you were caught up in, you don't turn back into your old man, the flesh or old man will be coming against you as long as you are alive, salvation Does not make you perfect, but if you need the spirit in times of temptation you will gain the reward in the end.
You make a really good point! It’s not about he gets us. It’s about we need to get him! We need to understand what he stood for not He understands what we stand for. nope nope nope and nope! It’s backwards.
Pretty simple why this is not ok, the people that are putting out this message are the same ones that have tried to stamp out religion. They tried to make Jesus into a social media star for their agenda.
@Mr.Bones1983 I listened to the song and am not sure what your point is, if you are saying all religions are like tele-evangelism, I wouldn't agree. If you are saying this ad is like tele-"" then I do agree. Please explain, thank you.
@@stinkasscat Religion saves no one. Only faith in the blood of Christ Jesus saves souls. By grace through faith, it is the free gift of God. Faith (believing) in Christ alone.
@paulgemme6056 "Therefore, being justified by faith, we have PEACE WITH GOD through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." Romans 5:1
Jesus wants repentance.
@@paulgemme6056 spot on!
@@CoreyW6292 Of course he does, and his grace helps us to do just that (repent - change our mind, attitude and actions). What is meant by the statement; just faith, faith plus nothing is that religion is not needed. the traditions of man. The thief on the cross was saved by believing Christ was who he says he is and knowing we are sinners, no religion needed. The Pharisees were into traditions (religion) and they hated Christ and his message. They had him nailed to the Roman cross because his message was about relationship not religion. Spirit to spirit. Born again, born of the Spirit (Holy Spirit), born from above. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing.
There is a sinister silkiness to this campaign. I hate to feel this way about these ads.
It is the light of Christ that is telling us something is wrong with this Add.
Yes, Jesus teaches us to love everyone. However, when someone we love is sinning, it is like they are stepping into a fire. Is it love to let someone burn? What about others who are being led into the fire. Is it love to let people you love suffer harm? This is why Christians preach to love the sinner but not the sin.
Are you saying YOU don’t sin?
@@stevencook4002he did not say that, and it is a completely irrelevant question. You know we all sin, that doesn’t give you a pass to not help people walk out of their sin.
YOU ARE ON POINT!!🙏🙏🙏 THESE ADS ARE "LOVER OF SELF" PROMOTING.
I stayed very uncomfortable after seeing this commercial. The message in the Bible is very clear. John 3:16 “ For God so loves the world He gave His only begotten Son. That whosoever believes in Him shall be saved. “ It doesn’t need to be made “woke”. We don’t just need to live anyway we want and expect Christ to be perfectly fine with it.
Then you didn't understand the message of the Bible. Jesus was woke. The New Testament is a woke remake of the Old Testament.
@@nicholas4514 can't argue with ya here...
@@nicholas4514after every person that He healed he instructed them to go and sin no more . That is the message of the New Testament .
@@rhondacheramie9173 That's your interpretation. The Bible is completely left up to interpretation. Have you ever questioned the stories in the Bible? Why do most exist elsewhere? Why do so many different sects of the same religion exist? Why have the views on many subjects changed so much within the same religion over the years? Why do devout religious people despise science so much? Is it because it challenges their created reality?
@nicolas / It doesn't sound like you've spent anytime reading the Bible at all, so how do you have a position to make such comments? The 1st chapter of Romans is very explicit in meaning, as just one example. I see no other way to interpret it. Stories from the Bible exist in other ancient literature because they really happened and were witnessed by others, such as the flood.
Its not true that devoutly religious people despise science; on the contrary, they actual complement each other. I saw this played out in minute detail when I took college Biology. It actually reinforced my belief in God.
What's sad is, while you're putting down Christianity, its you who seems not to have a grasp on reality. None of the suppositions you put forth are valid, and are only based on your own assumptions. The ones I will give you are the different religions, and changing views. That is due to the inherent, sinful nature of people wanting to go their own way. But you are responsible for your own soul in the end. Read the New Testament for yourself, and pray that Jesus reveals His truth to YOU. 🙏
Wide is the gate that leads to destruction.
17 million ad could've helped the homeless n vets.
Victims of "vaccines", victims of natural disasters (floods, tornados). The list goes on.
To begin with, Those of us believers who understand the Grace of God, knows that Jesus was friends of sinners since that's the only way one can come to him. But the message here is not proclaiming or urging those to come to him. It's an ad about being (or not ) being Judged by Christians. Of course as Christians we should not judge but rather point to Jesus. And from there Jesus takes over, not us. But there's something that can't be overlooked by this ad which is key to understanding if it's genuine or not. It's a Super bowl ad! And yes, I've seen it on other venues, but this is the main stream media showing this. A media that is very anti Christian. So how do you reconcile the anti Christian aspect of the MSM and promote Jesus at the same time? Simple! They're not promoting Jesus, they're promoting tolerance and using the Love of Jesus as a weapon against Christians who are opposed to certain lifestyles. Of course Jesus Loves everyone and will receive anyone just as they are since that's the only way one can come to him. But he loves you too much for you and I to stay the way we are. Once you truly receive the Love of Jesus, over time you and I will change.
Whose feet did Jesus wash? His closest friends the disciples. He taught us to love our neighbors. Love in the Bible does not mean affirmation. The Old & New Testament explain what this is and the distinguish the concept of Biblcial love with God's favor. The Church allowing love to be defined as affirmation has been one of the biggest issues IMO for the American practice of Christianity.
its liberal its not right
Jesus was a liberal.
Jesus was a liberal.
I feel these ads are aimed at us Christians not at the lost. Preaching to the hypocritical self-righteous Christians that this is how we should be toward the lost. Telling us we should have the same attitude as these ads in dealing with the lost. And obviously, these ad creators have no clue of what the word of God says.
They are much closer than you.
@@nicholas4514 No they are not. You must be one of those who calls themselves a christian but allow people to think that sin is okay and not a big deal
@loyevangelists I am not a Christian. In fact, I am the only one in my family who isn't. I've been around the church and parishioners for a long time. I see and hear the things they do. They aren't sorry for committing sins. They confess to be able to pat themselves on the back and call themselves good God fearing Christians. From the politician to the businessman to the sweet old lady down the street. The hypocrisy is overwhelming.
@@nicholas4514Jesus warned against hypocrisy. Don’t lump all Christians into this basket.
Plus what you perceive may or may not reflect these people’s hearts. Instead of judging their behavior, Jesus would encourage you to look in the mirror first.
While we are all sinners, true believers are turning away from the sinful world. It’s a process.
I’m not to happy with the ads I agree with you on this topic
Well said. Yes love the sinner, but It seems to imply that He condones the sin.
The problem here is simple, they want you to believe that Jesus would accept people for their sins and criminal activity and then point at any who calls anyone to repent of their sins is simly preaching " hatred".
Is that the message you see when you read about the woman at the well?
@abennett0695 Jesus's first words in His ministry were " Repent, Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is near."
Biblical Jesus, yes, loves us all but calls us to repent of our sins. The " Woke " false Jesus says you can do whatever you want with no judgment.
Where in the commercial does it say that Jesus doesn't want people to repent? Why do people see that message in this commercial? Are they maybe uncomfortable with the idea of ministering to people who are sinning? Who decides who is worthy of God's love? It might be a lot more comfortable to associate only with others in the church who are nice and polished on the outside, but I don't believe that is what we are called to do and I think it's hypocritical to ignore the plank in our own eye and turn away from the people who need the redeeming love of Christ the most.
@abennett0695 Who is turning away from those who need Jesus?
Your argument view would say that in order to " Love my Neighbor as yourselves " I would have to go to a " gay pride" parade, wave a " gay pride" flag and support " gay rights" and get angry at any Christian who called them to repent claiming quote " its hypocritical to ignore the plank in our own eye". Even though Jesus calls us to remove that plank in order to help others repent of their sins.
@@joshsetzer8786 I disagree with everything you said and I don't think you understand how quotes work
I agree that something felt very odd with these ads.
He EXPECTS us to fully REPENT.
Preach it!
Repent from temptation? Is that you in your avatar?
Amen! 100% true!
@@nicholas4514repent doesn’t mean perfection bruh.
Jesus said that he came to minister to the sinners, but he would also tell them to turn from their sins and repent.
Nice!!
She is spot on!!
exactly
The biggest lie out there now is..."God`s love is unconditional". It`s everywhere, even in the "churches".
Preaching a different gospel with a Jesus Idol created from their own thoughts and imaginations. A last days Belief system!
The Mormons did it a LONG time ago.
This ad is about attacking believers. It's not about making believers.
It is the nubabylon nusodom affirmation of acceptance of sin. The next stage is you! YOU will take part, or else! This was a pure liberal marxist luceferian ad for sin. The twisted rainbow the twisted scripture, nusodom, a mattress on every corner, and YOU will not only GET US, YOU WILL JOIN US!
Todd Friel (Wretched) has a really good video on these commercials.
He didn't teach hate, but he did teach death to self, turning from sin, and repentance. Go and sin no more.
You Protestants don't get this attitude. The 'washing of the feet' was done on the Passover before the Crucifixion. It is an expression of AGAPE, an example of humility. Of love for all God's creations. Here's what Wikipedia says: "In Christianity, agape (/ɑːˈɡɑːpeɪ, ˈɑːɡəˌpeɪ, ˈæɡə-/;[1] from Ancient Greek ἀγάπη (agápē)) is "the highest form of love, charity" and "the love of God for man and of man for God".[2] This is in contrast to philia, brotherly love, or philautia, self-love, as it embraces a profound sacrificial love that transcends and persists regardless of circumstance." We Catholics wash the feet of strangers who gather in church on Holy Thursday (before Good Friday) and that is our custom. It really makes you feel small and that is humility, that is what Jesus taught! God does not work for us. We do not set the standards, God does. We do not control, we follow!
Who cares about repentance these days? Let's make an ad about tolerance.
The commercial is very deceptive especially for new believers!!
I’ve always felt uneasy about these ads. Jesus is certainly willing to meet sinners right where they are as he did with prostitutes and tax collectors (thieves) in his day. But never once did he affirm their lifestyles. Jesus loves us too much to let us stay in our sin.
Ecumenicalism FULL BLOWN
A true Christian will not fall for this type of deception....
Ditto. I am in complete agreement. This is a not-so-subtle attempt at a woke rebranding of Christianity where we all bow down to the idol of tolerance.
It’s nearly identical to the idea that lies are truths and truths are lies. It’s that flipping that switching that backwards view of humanity! We are unfortunately manipulated to look at things in a backwards orientation, because we are weak at being good ! I hope that makes sense to everybody in order to be good. You have to say it and think it and do it. It’s a three prong or three step interaction with what is good in this world.
Idk it does feel “off” when I watch it. Something don’t feel right about it. It feels like a lie
Jesus washed his disciples feet, his true followers. We don't see him washing anyone else's feet in the Bible. Then he told the disciples to do this for each other. This ad makes it seem as though Jesus would wash the feet of people who are unrepentant of their sins, not even thinking that they are sins.
Great comment!
Jesus loves us. That is why He doesn't leave us as we are when we come to Him.
She is right when she says this ad makes it look as though it is all about ‘you’. And that Jesus is just like you. When in actual fact Christians are called to be more Christ like. Another thing it misses is that Jesus did not accept sin. He loved those he came into contact with while in human form as he does today. But he admonished as well. Take for example the woman caught in adultery. Everyone likes to say ‘don’t cast stones’ because of this event. But what they conveniently forget is that he told her to rise and sin no more.
Do we get HIM?
The website never mentions that Jesus is God or the sacrifice of the cross and salvation by grace.
From what I could see, It’s a “feel good” message that dilutes, distorts and downright omits who Jesus really is.
Not good.
Anyone who can think knows damn well that there would never be a pro Jesus commercial during any major event without there being some kind of subtle insertion of “the message” and “narrative” for those who use Jesus as a way to manipulate for their own agenda.
A woke commercial made by those who are NOT Christian.....🤷
This is the first time I saw the commercial. I agree this has a dark tone to it. Maybe it’s just me but something seems off about this. Not being pessimistic, but why now after all the other ads and commercials that point the opposite direction?
Still the same direction. Just trying to get us to accept per ver sions and not showing that repentance and turning away from sin is Jesus' message.
My gut didn’t have peace either. Too much of an assumption jump…. No scripture quoted…. Not quite right BINGO! Feels like they are “selling Jesus”….. he is WORTHY of all our WORSHIP, NO SELL NECESSARY.
When Gatorade wanted to sell their product, they used Michael Jordan’s celebrity with their target audience to sell it. He drinks it on camera and there’s a call to action to “be like Mike”.
He Gets Us is not promoting Jesus any more than Gatorade was promoting MJ. Jesus is the celebrity they are using to sell humanism to Christians. They are portraying Jesus as having humbly bowed at the feet of the unrepentant with unconditional love and acceptance and therefore so should we.
This isn’t biblical. Jesus washed his apostle’s feet. Be said don’t cast your pearls before swine. Paraphrased. Matthew 7:6
John 13:2-17
Wish Glenn Beck would distance himself from Max Lucado...WHO WROTE THE BOOK HE GETS US!!!
Max is a good man. Read Francis Schaeffer’s book called The Mark of a Christian. His point is powerful. And Christians need to understand it.
They wanted people to be offended.
Jesus understands where we are, how we got there, and why. He loves us unconditionally no matter how far we have fallen. We cant do anything to make Him love us any less, and we cant do anything to make love us more.
He who has no sin in their life cast the first stone.
It’s not up to US to change the anyone. We are to love them and point them to the One who can help them. Jesus heals. ❤
I agree with your comment, and would only add that everyone who expects to be saved needs to believe the Gospel we read in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4.
Without our faith in the Gospel we read in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, all the love that God has for us will not keep us from being forever separated from him in that place called hell.
What it is. Is the gospel of God loves me the way that I am, and just wants me to be happy. This the man-pleaser gospel. That is referenced in Galatians. ie God loves me AND my sins or whatever choices I make apart from His will
Washing their sins away... so the sinner can continue to deny their sin and repeat it loudly and proudly 😂
Like confession?
@@nicholas4514 in confession the sinner confesses (admits they are doing something evil) and pledges to do better and try to avoid doing that evil again and the priest gives a task of prayers to help them wash their sin away. The people who accept the washing agree they have done wrong and agree to not perform that evil again.... in this advertising the people committing the sin are not interested in stopping at least part of their sin.
@docequis9796 Nor are most who confess. They see it as wiping the slate clean to begin again. They can commit sin with reckless abandon and then just confess to make everything better again. Do you understand the mission of many of these "liberals" you condemn? They are trying to make a change in the world to create unity, equality, and understanding. They are doing the work that Jesus did in the Bible. The methods are different, but the goal is the same.
@@nicholas4514 the left are not open minded individuals who want prosperity and peace... the last 4 years in America have taught us that... they want a world of wars, sin and will destroy everything to get it. They will cover for pedos and ask for permission to do it again. It is both hilarious and sad. God bless, stay safe and prepared for the harvest is soon. Matthew 13.
@@nicholas4514 also... is elective abortion the intentional killing of a human?
The people that put thus ad out there,they want buffet Christianity
A genuine proselytizing commercial for Christianity would never be allowed to be shown during the Stuperbowl.
Jesus does not teach hate, but He definitely teaches against tolerance of evil. Jesus didn't go around washing random sinners' feet ... He washed His disciples' feet to show them how to love properly.
When Jesus saved the adultress from stoning, he said; "Go and sin no more." Plus remember what he said about those who exploit the children. The commercial is bullshit ..... move on!
Professor Fonsworth from Futurama was right.
I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
The main problem with using the "he gets us" commercials as a conversation starter to lead people to Christ is that you can't start an honest conversation with a lie.
Jesus 🙏!!! Distinctly Warned US. Of this. He told us beware He told us be vigilant He told us Seek Him Always. He told us of false prophets.
Jesus was a historical refugee. His family fled to Egypt to avoid Herod’s death squads.
Every time Jesus encountered someone that needed healing, forgiveness, and acceptance, His final words to them was "GO AND SIN NO MORE"!
It put's Christians in the Physical Position of Bowing Down to their EVIL Ways and Lifestyle!! You wash feet of your Fellow Christians as a sign of Humbleness and Loving each other and Jesus did hate...He Hated SIN!!
He doesn’t need or try to get us…EVER…that’s perverse…we need to get HIM…that’s what we were made to do
This ad had the aroma of something I saw wash up on the beach.
Oh it’s true that Jesus gets us…we’re SINNERS!!!!
The problem is….the people who make these “he gets us” ads, don’t “get” Jesus.
“I come, not to bring peace, but a sword”
No surprise really, that this whole ad campaign, has no mention of repentance
You get the problem! It's all Law. What is missing is the Gospel. The good news of Jesus sacrificed on the Cross For You(all)! It's asking us to be LIKE Jesus not RECEIVE His forgiveness.
As the apostle Paul said in the letter to the Philippians, “Whether in pretense or in truth, Jesus Christ is proclaimed, and in that I rejoice”
I honestly don’t believe he said that in reference to someone using the likeness of Jesus to sell humanism.
This is what i see from this commercial:
"Stop telling me my sinful ways are bad" why should we keep coddling sinful behavior how would that help put people on a better path? This was a horrible commercial.
When Jesus walked on this Earth, many believed Jesus was not quite right. He approached the untouchables. He sat with the sinners. He ignored the status of the Roman Centurian and commended him on his faith. Etc. Many today act like Simon the Pharisees and question why is Jesus engaging with this woman of sin. Engaging with sinful humanity is too humanistic. And yet Jesus did the same for us, for we were such as these. Jesus does get us all as sinners, struggling in our fallen nature, in need of a savior.
God was in Christ reconciling the world back to himself NOT counting mans sins against them
We dont have to wash our feet in public anymore because its just not medically needed. We don't walk on our feet like they used to. we have shoes. So todays version of washing feet would be cleaning their shoes or washing their car.
Each person who did the washing of the feet is the 'hater' and the person whose feet are being washed are the ones that are hated by the foot washer. Very deliberately done. Swing and a miss. More liberation theology.
The two older men are not washing feet they are playing footies. I don’t think that’s in the Bible.
Jesus taught sin, repentance, and turning from sin so salvation is possible. He taught you will be tormented by demons if you don't repent. He taught there are natural consequences for sin. Yes love each other, but turn away from sin, not accept bad behavior or your hateful! Jesus said his message was a sword that would divide and cause us internally to see the contradiction in each one of us, so we would see our need for him.
This commercial doesn’t represent true Christianity but paganism.
It reminded me of the “be less toxic” Gillette comercial
What is right is wrong. What is wrong is right. We live in the end times. This ad made me sick. It mocked our Lord and what He did and why. Jesus loves us. He doesnt need to get us.He wishes we got Him.
Well, first of all, the feet that Jesus washed were the feet of his disciples. He wasn’t washing the feet of everybody in town. The idea that he “didn’t teach us to hate” is a straw man argument. What he told us to do was to reject sin in our lives, and to have the discernment to be able to exhort people to reject sin in their own lives. He “gets” that we are sinful, but he wants us to turn from the sin. He does not want us to accept it. He does not want us to tolerate it. He does not want us to celebrate it, and he doesn’t want us to ignore it. You can’t accept Jesus as savior if you are willing to wallow in sin, and not struggle against it. You cannot celebrate it as a “human right.” It is not a human right….it’s a human failing. A strong relationship with a sinless God the Son is the only cure.
Jesus Gets Us
God’s Great Mercy!
God so loved the world!
Amazing Grace of God!
We have Peace with God!
Every knee will bow & tongue confess!
He gets us…..with faith!
We can get him if we open our eyes and listen to the ads as a start!
Thank you for allowing freedom of speech.
It seems like it's about the aspects of "come as you are" and He'll heal you as you get to develop a relationship with Him.
The Devil is very smooth.
If something gives you doubt, its not of God.
The “He Gets Us” series gets half the story right; Jesus does love us all and wants all (1 Timothy 2:4) to be saved. This is good and we must remember Our Lord can even forgive the worst of sins.
However, sinners - and I count myself among them - need to understand repentance means we must change. Jesus died and was resurrected and we thank God for this fact but being in the state of grace requires self-denial.
It’s important to note that Jesus only washed the feet of his disciples, i.e believers.
Jesus washed the disciples feet. He healed the sick and forgave the sinner but told the truth about sin. He loved the sinner and told them to go and sin no more. This is twisted
Jesus came to seek and to save the lost from sin. John 3:17 says he came not to condemn the world, but to save it through him. Meaning he died for our sins so we could believe and be saved. That also requires us to recognize our sin and our need for him as our saviour. He Gets Us ignores the Gospel.
Actually the ads are heresy. Jesus came to save sinners to repetance. He did not come to affirm sinful life styles. He came to save souls in His first time on earth.The second time He will come to judge the wicked.
He ate with sinners. But he called them sinners.
They believe he's just another man. He's God .
Jesus warned about falsehoods and Paul spoke about deceivers and false brothers that taught the doctrines of demons.
You should interview the creators of he gets us. That is much wiser to do.
Good idea 🙂
Jesus Washed his disciples feet not the whole crowd he fed!
Jesus saved us from our sines. Yes He loves us and ‘understands’ our fallenness. Sin is unacceptable by God!