You said your sorry you're not an expert. That's ok. I see your problem my friend. 1 Corinthians 13:1-3New King James Version (NKJV) 13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. 2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. 3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned,[a] but have not love, it profits me nothing.
This young man spends a lot of time mocking other Christians, especially pre-milleniallists. This grieves the Holy Spirit and contributes to more division in the already divided Body of Christ. Is he really so intelligent that he can entirely rule out other viewpoints on topics so complicated? He uses his credibility as a church teacher to teach his students to be smug and arrogant about theology. This is so sad indeed. I trust that as he gets older and more mature he will change his heart and tone.
He's using snark because it's hard to be patient with something so obviously wrong. Anyone with a brain (...and a half decent sense of continuity with the ancient and medieval church...) knows that anything besides "A-millennialism" is an amalgamation of terrible Christian hermeneutics. 1) Revelation, Daniel and the other Prophets (and any other scriptural source that pre-millennial's twist to suit their arguments) are not and were not written as eschatological prophecy… The prophecies and symbolical writings in scripture (both old and new testaments), were directed at Christ, not at the end of the world… But premillennialism makes a mockery of the victory of Christ on the cross and turns the end of the world into a post-apocalyptic war story. 2) christ is reining as King RIGHT NOW -- The church IS his Kingdom on earth, we are not waiting for the rapture… He will come on the last day but to renew the earth and awaken the saints who are in heaven.... And we'll all live here forever.
+Aaron Carlson What we know about the end of the world… Is nothing complicated or systematic… The Creeds (which all Christians are supposed to uphold) State simply: "I believe in the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting Amen." There's no reference to a rapture (separate from the last day). There is no reference to various dispensations - we are all one under the new covenant of Christ, no Jew or Gentile (such as a special dispensation for the Jews and the modern nation-state of Israel). There is no single antichrist, as a dictator over the world, the devil in human flesh (rather in Scripture, the "antichrists" -- are those who distort the gospel).
i dont understand why was revelation 20 written even if it says nothing? also, how is christ reigning know when things suck in the world and satan is goign rampant? im not being confrontational btw i sincerely want to learn more of your view
Same, it’s definitely not loving your neighbor like yourself... also not to mention it’s sinful to think you KNOW god and all his plans. For all we mere mortals know the others are right! We can barely tell what one means 100% of the time in English 100 years ago, let alone 2,000 and some change year old texts in dead languages
"Pastor Bob" doesn't come across very loving or godly IMO.I don't appreciate poking at the Baptists in this manner.It is not an appropriate or attractive thing for a man of God to do.My preacher doesn't comment or single out the Lutherans.
False doctrine is false doctrine. It SHOULD be pointed out and ridiculed. When Jesus speaks 4 times in one chapter of John on THE LAST DAY (singular) one cannot accept dispensational theology...unless one is ok with believing and teaching a lie.
This was fantastic! Thank you for preaching boldly. .. I for one appreciated the snark. But saw it more as confidence. sdg
I agree withPastor Bob Hiller..end time's people go buying books movies storing up survival food. I like snarky 😂
Wow!! These guys are sure gonna be surprised when God says to them, "I never knew you."
You said your sorry you're not an expert. That's ok.
I see your problem my friend.
1 Corinthians 13:1-3New King James Version (NKJV)
13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. 2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. 3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned,[a] but have not love, it profits me nothing.
Scott kelly Jesus called people "Vipers, dogs, sons of satan, etc, etc.....this guy didnt even do that. All he did was poke fun at false doctrine.
This young man spends a lot of time mocking other Christians, especially pre-milleniallists. This grieves the Holy Spirit and contributes to more division in the already divided Body of Christ. Is he really so intelligent that he can entirely rule out other viewpoints on topics so complicated? He uses his credibility as a church teacher to teach his students to be smug and arrogant about theology. This is so sad indeed. I trust that as he gets older and more mature he will change his heart and tone.
I see the mocking too Tim. He should be thinking about his Christian walk maybe. Not teaching a Bible class.
He's using snark because it's hard to be patient with something so obviously wrong.
Anyone with a brain (...and a half decent sense of continuity with the ancient and medieval church...) knows that anything besides "A-millennialism" is an amalgamation of terrible Christian hermeneutics.
1) Revelation, Daniel and the other Prophets (and any other scriptural source that pre-millennial's twist to suit their arguments) are not and were not written as eschatological prophecy… The prophecies and symbolical writings in scripture (both old and new testaments), were directed at Christ, not at the end of the world… But premillennialism makes a mockery of the victory of Christ on the cross and turns the end of the world into a post-apocalyptic war story.
2) christ is reining as King RIGHT NOW -- The church IS his Kingdom on earth, we are not waiting for the rapture… He will come on the last day but to renew the earth and awaken the saints who are in heaven.... And we'll all live here forever.
+Aaron Carlson
What we know about the end of the world… Is nothing complicated or systematic… The Creeds (which all Christians are supposed to uphold) State simply: "I believe in the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting Amen."
There's no reference to a rapture (separate from the last day). There is no reference to various dispensations - we are all one under the new covenant of Christ, no Jew or Gentile (such as a special dispensation for the Jews and the modern nation-state of Israel). There is no single antichrist, as a dictator over the world, the devil in human flesh (rather in Scripture, the "antichrists" -- are those who distort the gospel).
i dont understand why was revelation 20 written even if it says nothing?
also, how is christ reigning know when things suck in the world and satan is goign rampant? im not being confrontational btw i sincerely want to learn more of your view
Same, it’s definitely not loving your neighbor like yourself... also not to mention it’s sinful to think you KNOW god and all his plans. For all we mere mortals know the others are right! We can barely tell what one means 100% of the time in English 100 years ago, let alone 2,000 and some change year old texts in dead languages
"Pastor Bob" doesn't come across very loving or godly IMO.I don't appreciate poking at the Baptists in this manner.It is not an appropriate or attractive thing for a man of God to do.My preacher doesn't comment or single out the Lutherans.
False doctrine is false doctrine. It SHOULD be pointed out and ridiculed. When Jesus speaks 4 times in one chapter of John on THE LAST DAY (singular) one cannot accept dispensational theology...unless one is ok with believing and teaching a lie.