If you enjoyed this video, please SHARE it with 3 other people, so that they can see how God is moving in Spain! We greatly appreciate your support! 🙏❤
I'm South African Christian. I live in Leon Spain for 3 months and I remember weeping one morning as I had quiet time, the city felt so orphaned. Everyone I met was atheist or born into a catholic family but wasn't practicing in any way. I remember asking God to send me to Spain as a missionary 8 years ago. It's been amazing to see how the local church I go to when I am in Barcelona hs been growing so much and even sent missionaries to Malaga... but it's true that the growth seems to be more from migrants and expats... I pray for more local conversions, for more missionaries to be sent to the smaller towns and cities so the true gspel is spread there too! And I pray still that God sends me, maybe to Leon again but either way He is moving, the knowledge of Him will indeed cover the earth as the waters cover the sea. God bless beautiful Espana and her people!
Most people are catholic but only go to church to attend an occasional wedding. At the present time only 19% of Spanish people are practicing Catholics. The positive side of this is that people that go to church now a days, don’t do it to follow the rules but out of deep conviction
If they ARE practicing Catholics, it's mostly the South. The rest of Spania, especially the richer regions like Catalunya where I live or the Basque Country are known for agnosticism and atheism, and not only that but are specifically quite against Christianity
My parents came to Spain as missionaries in 1955. I was a baby, after 21 years, I married a Spanish evangelical. My husband and I have always been very involved in the local church and our son and his wife are serving God here. I loved the information you gave, everything sounds very accurate. We have been praying more and more for a revival and in the past few months we are seeing God do more than we had seen in years. Please pray for many, many to come to know the Lord in Spain
As a Mexican American. Born catholic.. I never understood and went down the road most people Spain are in I left my faith but Christianity save my and Jesus Christ is where all my faith is in!! Love this
I suddenly feel like i wanna go live in one of those small spanish towns, meet the locals and start a house church. Not my will but yours be done Lord.
Why are yall trying to turn spain protestant? What is wrong eith catholicism. Shouldnt we want them to return to their catholic roots? I would argue protestantism will lead them closer to secularization.
@@yungceo-22 Protestant churches are the most secular and leftist ridden religious sect on the planet. And your church teachings don't even condemn some of the acts you guys do, like homo-marriages and women preachers
@@yungceo-22 What's the "true message of salvation"? Because even among Evangelicals (a relatively recent faction among Protestant Christians) there's disagreement about practically everything beyond the belief that "salvation is through faith alone". Is that salvation conditional, or are we saved once and for all? One Evangelical congregation would say yes, and another two streets away would say, "no".
Sagrada Familia is not a cathedral, it is a minor basilica. It is an honorary title awarded to some churches (usually for cultural reasons or if a saint is buried there).
Very interesting as always! It is sad that Europe, the home of the Reformation and the Vatican, has fallen away so far. It's sad to see, but I pray we don't lose hope and become nihilistic. By remaining hopeful in a dark world we shall shine a light that cannot be ignored.
Europe have abandoned and almost succeed (politically) in keeping religion a private matter. We live in a modern society and world, we know alot of things that only religious doctrines gave us. Europe was the first region to abandon religion and become secular.
7:04 Totally false information, there were never 150,000 deaths during the Spanish Inquisition, These numbers are from accusations of heresy made by the people, with those executed representing only between 3000-5000 (according to modern historians) during its entire 300 years of existence throughout the Spanish Empire. The court was not concerned with Protestants as they had very little influence in Spain, they were judging people who claimed to be Catholic but were practicing heresies behind
Thank you for speaking the truth. Unless I am mistaken, Richard Henry Kamen is still one of the best historical authorities on the topic. Anyone who doubts you should read Kamen's work, or learn Latin.
In addition, there was also massive disagreement in the church regarding whether death was a suitable punishment for heresy, and most punishments by death was lead by the monarch. The inquisition has to be one of the most falsely informed periods of Renaissance history.
I sometimes wonder if the Spanish Inquisition's practice of burning effigies (symbolic figures that acted as stand-in respresentatives of the alleged heretics) fuelled this propaganda, since an outsider's perception could easily be swayed by assuming every burning was an actual person.
Oh wow this is actually really good info I thought Spain was largely catholic didn't know the numbers were so bleak but God has a plan for Spain and I'm sure He'll send his ministers there
I've been watching this channel since before my conversion to Catholicism, so this was an odd episode for me. All the same; I did not realize how few sincere Christians there are in Spain. It's sad to see. I'd rather our own step up to bat, solve the absence of priests and invigorate our love for Jesus, but if evangelicals can help, please do. For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us, and on the whole world.
I was an early subscriber to this channel despite knowing it's a protestant channel. I really liked their videos but after this video it's clear that this channel is Anti-Catholic
@@isaiah3872 There are lots of steps, but in brief, it went like this: 1) Cameron Bertuzzi starts hosting debates between Catholicism and Protestantism. I didn't change my view, but I was thinking about the theology in a way I hadn't been forced to in my everyday life. He eventually converts, but I really don't get it and I'm not sympathetic. 2) I was raised to think Catholics weren't Christian because they had a false gospel. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification (1999) helped put that objection to rest. So they're real Christians, and I can listen to them, even if there's nothing particularly drawing me to be one. 3) I read a few other documents from earlychristianwritings. Nothing in particular stood out, except Ignatius. He simply sounds Catholic, and he's one generation removed from John! 4) I realize that John 6 basically forces a literal reading because Jesus is turning away disciples who won't accept the eating and drinking of His blood. As a low-church Protestant, something has to change. I eventually realize that virtually all magisterial Christians accept the real presence, in one form or another; but I have some concerns about validity. 5) There was a pattern of habitual sin that I had difficulty breaking, partially because I sought to justify myself with the argument: "where is that condemned in the Bible?" (This was an unforced error; one can be Protestant without justifying themselves in this way.) But the Catholic church's rich philosophy allowed me to realize not only that my sin was sin indeed, but just how severe it was. I immediately repented and felt closer to God than ever before. At this point I want to be Catholic, but I realize I've got plenty of homework before I can do so honestly. And I am open to being wrong, and perfectly happy to be Orthodox, Anglican, or a high church Methodist instead. 6) I talk with my past pastor, current pastor, his assistant, other people in ministry, and multiple priests to get a better understanding of the issues. I also lay out my current theological beliefs, which turn out to be incompatible with any existing tradition; I'm insisting that the priesthood is necessary, that the Anglican priesthood is invalid, but that confession doesn't do much, and apostolic succession is clearly an accretion. What, am I supposed to make my own denomination? 7) I conclude that the Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano, as well as the apparitions of Fatima and Zeitoun, are among the most powerful evidence of miracles. These largely exclude the option that Catholics are just "one church among many," because they back its theology, not just its authority. They are either demonic, or their claims are true. But we already know they have the true gospel. 8) I conclude that making my own denomination is schism. But then, where would that leave the original reformers? Even people I looked up to, like John Wesley, ended up - intentionally or not - breaking the body of Christ even further. 9) I continue working through theological disagreements and find some passages in scripture that I can't imagine a Protestant answer to. But perhaps you can. Colossians 1:24; John 20:23; 1 John 5:16-17; Hebrews 6:2; Revelation 20:4; Revelation 5:8; Acts 16:33; James 5:14-15; Matthew 16:18. 10) If schism and heresy are both sins, would God force us to choose between one or the other? So then the belief that "the gates of Hell will not prevail" against the church must be true in the strongest sense; there has to be a way for Christians to avoid schism *and* heresy. There must be an authority that settles heresies, without being capable of error as it does so. But wait - that's exactly what the ecclesial churches are claiming! 11) I read the Deuterocanon and find nothing objectionable about it. I also have been reading the Catechism, and find that as I go through it, I find it less and less objectionable. 12) While I don't put nearly as much time or thought into it - I decide receiving the Eucharist soon is more important than getting it right - I investigate the papacy in order to decide whether I will be Catholic or Orthodox. I am aware of the historical challenges to it, but conclude that if there is an ecclesial structure to the church, its canons clearly establish the Roman bishop as preeminent prior to the schism. That only leaves one option. 13) I agree with three of the Marian dogmas; she is the Mother of God, Perpetual Virgin, and Immaculately Conceived. I merely assent to the Assumption into Heaven; I have more than enough evidence of the Church which defined it, and I'd better get used to having some things that I simply don't understand. I also better understand Mary's role in salvation; how could I know I was truly worshipping Jesus, and not merely venerating Him, unless I had a perfect creature as a yardstick to know the difference? 14) I am confirmed Catholic. The experience of having the Eucharist is life changing. I know that's probably more information than you wanted, but I also feel it's a disservice to the long and winding path I took to get here. I didn't include many of the feelings I had or the prayers I made, or where I got my information. Thanks for asking!
@hyreonk Thanks so much for sharing! I am in a similar position, trying to discern Catholicism - still have a ton of questions. One thing I can say is that we my wife and I have been extremely blessed through the ministry of the Catholic church this year. They have incredible depth and have the potential to get to the very heart of the Gospel while making you appreciate the mystery of it all! St. Therese of Liseaux blows me away. There are many incredible Protestant Saints as well - I pray the Lord makes us One again!
Maybe I'm wrong but I think Spain Catholicism have a great cultural strength. Many people who aren't religious or even atheists participate in religious ceremonies. Like to carry in procession, not only in Holy Week, the Virgin, Saints, etc. Catholicism was able to adopt and redefine many pre-Christian cults with great success.
You should make a documentary about this Spanish lack of Christianity with Pastor Marcos Vidal. He can give you more information about it, plus he’s also from Spain.🇪🇸
I am a methodist/pentecostal I have one main issue with this video and It’s this. Catholics are our brothers and sisters and instead of taking away from the Catholics we should encourage them to be better Catholics. Spain is largely Catholic for good logical reasoning it’s cultural and it helps them root back to there beginnings in the faith. The reason for protestant theology is because of the failure of the papacy and yes although Catholics have an incorrect theological interpretations and stances so do we…. I think the best option for the church in Spain is this, a reformed Catholic Church with focus on the power of the Holy Spirit and common prayers of the hours liturgy of the hours. Catholics should be encouraged to actively engage with there faith instead of making them all protestant.
As for the Catholics I encourage them to engage there faith and know God further I believe some heathy reform is in Order for the Catholic Church here’s a small list of things that might help. 1.allow priest to be married in the Catholic Church 2.allow non-Catholic nicene Christians to partake of the eucharist if they have repented of their sins 3. Actually encourage people to do penance at least once a year 4. Agape love don’t put on some religious mask and push people out just because they don’t understand Catholicism or God. 5. Preach divinization and salvation more commonly.
@@Caligulashorse1453 1. already a thing in the eastern rite and ordinariate 2. no 3. This is heavily encouraged by the Church. 4. Don't know what you mean by this. 5. The Church teaches salvation. Divinization is Gnosticism though and is rejected by the Church.
The indifference of people breaks my heart 💔 Let’s keep praying for the Lord to save this beautiful nation and that the gospel keep spreading in every town, and even the most little village. Please, Lord, send laborers to your harvest 🙌🏼 Praying for Spain from Venezuela.🇻🇪🇪🇸 Me rompe el corazón la indiferencia de las personas. 💔Sigamos orando para que el Señor salve esta hermosa nación y que el evangelio se siga difundiendo en cada ciudad e incluso el pueblito más pequeño. Por favor, Señor, envía obreros a tu mies. Orando por España desde Venezuela 🇻🇪🇪🇸
As a person who lived in Spain for 4 years as an immigrant from Cuba, what he said is completely true. Most of the people in the Foursquare church I went to in Madrid were from Latin America.
Soy Español Católico (practicante y de la generacion esta Z), nuestro país se fundó sólo gracias a la fe Católica para luchar contra el islam. Aunque sí es verdad que quedemos pocos españoles de verdad, dejamos herencia en Hispanoamérica y en la cultura hispana el catolicismo está presente, ya sea en festividades o en el habla. Viva España, Viva Hispanoamérica y VIVA CRISTOREY
Germanistan hates Christianity just like the rest of Europe does, Christianity is of course shrinking, the only “growth” is some of the immigrants that come in from Africa.
the arab influence on spain's culture, religious significance etc is also evident in other cultures just surrounding the middle east. eritrea and ethiopia complex history with arab orthodoxy/ islam is still continuing till the present day. eritrea especially is currently the fourth hardest place in the world to be a christian despite the large majority being tewahedo orthodox. i'd like to see a hard to reach series on it as it's different than the other countries mentioned- iran, northern korea, japan and now spain.
This video is Anti-Catholic propaganda. Franco was a hero. You didn't address the main issue that's plaguing the young Spaniards, secular gov and leftist ideology. Actual protestant nations in northern Europe is far worse than Spain, go make a video about that.
That's because those nations are turning their backs on Christ, too. Buscad a Jehová mientras puede ser hallado, llamadle en tanto que está cercano. Isaías 55:6
How exactly was Franco a hero? And even if the secular government & leftist ideology plague young Spaniards, how do you propose the Catholic Church re-evangelizes them to accept Christ individually? They can't exactly wait around for a more favourable time to do it. I genuinely hope you'll answer; I'm a practising Catholic myself.
Gracias por compartir lo que está pasando en España! Recuerdo que en Perú los evangélicos eran un 2% en los 80 y 90 y ahora son más del 20% y solo Dios puede hacer esa obra en cada corazón. Sigamos compartiendo del amor de Dios con nuestros vecinos y ellos puedan ver a Cristo a través de nuestras vidas. La obra es de El pero el llamado es para los creyentes de ir y compartir el Evangelio las nuevas noticas de salvación a las naciones! Bendiciones Radical y que siga el buen trabajo que hacen! 🥰
I love your videos. I always learn something new. I knew about thr Arabic roots in some Spanish words. But I learned many new things throughout the video. Thank you.
If there's anyone that heard the story about the inquisition and thought "that can't be true", you're right! Read up on the history of the "leyenda negra" and other works of Protestant anti-Spanish and anti-Catholic literature. Fransiscan Fr. Casey Cole has a good introductory video, but turn to the primary sources. Just to pique some interest: torture was never used as a punishment, and the Catholic Church had way less control over the Inquisition than you might think
After the last video including Roman Catholics under "Christianity" I was not expecting such a detailed explanation of the horrors of historical Catholicism. I'm glad you are getting the truth out! It's good to hear that the true gospel is making progress in the land of works salvation. I can confirm that many of the pastors and missionaries that I have contact with in Spain have many Latin American immigrants in their churches.
Amen brother! What an awesome film documenting this very important situation. I truly believe as well that the North of Africa will hear about Jesus and His real life-giving love and redemption through the Spanish evangelists. It's time to flip the switch on history and have Spain share the gospel in the 'right' way, by showing others peacefully that Jesus came to save every people group! All the best to the Pastor in this video. Dream BIG! For God is bigger than any dreams we could have.
This shows that we should also pay attention to the countries we think are Christian countries and also Evangelize there too and not neglect else we would loose ground.
Historians, such as Richard Henry Kamen, have proven thoroughly that the Spanish Inquisition actually did not deal with people who weren't Catholic, and they always gave a trial. On top of this, people preferred to deal with the Inquisition instead of the secular courts, because you had better odds with the Inquisition. Only 2% chance they will kill you, opposed to a much higher ratio of death penalties issued by the secular courts. Obviously, the Spanish Inquisition is not something that we should celebrate or praise, but at the time... it was progressive.
Hey everyone! I’m so excited to see a series focused on Spain! As a Brazilian who lives in the UK for years now and frequently travels to Spain, I can confidently say that it’s one of my favorite countries. I truly hope the gospel continues to grow there and that people can genuinely convert to Christ. However, I want to respectfully disagree with the idea that Spaniards and Europeans need to send out more missionaries at this time. We're at a critical moment in Europe where we desperately need people to preach the true gospel of Christ-without sugarcoating it. We can't focus on outreach if our own communities are struggling. I believe the decline of the church in Europe stems from preachers not adequately addressing the questions that younger generations, especially those in their 30s, are grappling with. Many of these questions revolve around how science intersects with biblical teachings, as well as clarifying what sin is and the spiritual consequences it has on our lives. We also need to confront the reality of spiritual battles that are very much alive today. While sound doctrine from churches like Presbyterians, conservative Anglicans, and Baptists is essential, we also need congregations that are prepared to engage in spiritual warfare, such as Assemblies of God and other Bible-based charismatic churches. We require a relevant church that can meet the needs of a generation that is suffering and, due to their blindness, often can’t see the solutions available to them. If you are an American Christian missionary, Canadian, Latin American, Brazilian, Asian whatever, come to Europe. We need you! Much love, and thank you for consistently creating such amazing content!
Those people don’t understand metaphysics It’s not something you do or think about just because. It’s the inevitable conclusion of real deep thinking about the origins of things, design and morality Materialism and consumerism have as their logical conclusion death - for there is no reason to exist as a mere piece of dirt
Overall enjoyed the video, but I feel with videos like this about Catholic countries, it may be helpful to address the role of the Catholic church today because it varies so dramatically across the globe. In some places, the Catholic church is preaching the gospel and making disciples, while in others ut seems to hold purely to ritualistic tradition. For example in this video, it feels like there was a skipped logical step, like it was assumed that Catholic automatically doesn't count as reached or disciples of Jesus. What is it like for religious Catholics in Spain? Is there an evangelical or charismatic Catholic presence there?
Your section on the Inquisition is full of errors. Most of the images have their origins in propaganda from the French Revolution, and that 100,000 death toll is nowhere near accurate.
I wish that the church was not so divided between denominations. Don't we all believe the same things? And even if we do disagree then why can't we just discuss it properly with each other and be united?
Great Video. I am curious and by the grace of God almighty I hope you answer my question: Is it that spain is not christian because it is Catholic and less evangelical or because there is a general indifference towards any form of christianity by Locals?
i have never associated Spain with relgion, or at least the Spain of these days, but the Spain of the past niether with conservatism, unfortunately there are liberal and progressive protestant churches there
"I only believe what I can see or prove." What about people who don't have records of their grandparents or great-grandparents? Do you not believe what your parents tell you about your grandparents. We aren't any smarter today than the people who came before us. We have had more time with things written down that we don't have to go back and re-invent the wheel. That means unless we can actually disprove previously known things, like their being a God, then we have no way to say that there is no God today when we have no proof of that. You have as much evidence as you have for the existence of yours or someones deceased great-grandfather who has no records to tell his story, but has his descendants to tell his story.
Very strange on a video stressing the need of Christian revival, that idolatry to a sports athlete takes center stage. Going so far as to edit a perverse pledge of allegiance (hats off) to, yes, a professional sports athlete.
The focus of this video is just wrong. Instead of being sad because people are not believers of Christ, you focus on evangelicalism, which is not natural to Spain. Catholicism is natural to the country, but if it doesn't work, its not because the faith is wrong, but because people don't care about religion. So people are not going to magically think religion is okay because a protestant evangelical comes preaching to them. You should encourage the natural religion to grow instead, or that people go to church, no matter which church. God loves everyone, not just evangelicals.
John 14:5-21 KJV - Thomas saith unto him, Lord, we know not whither thou goest; and how can we know the way? 6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. 7 If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him. 8 Philip saith unto him, Lord, shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us. 9 Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father? 10 Believest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself: but the Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works. 11 Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or else believe me for the very works' sake. 12 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. 13 And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. 14 If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it. 15 If ye love me, keep my commandments. 16 And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; 17 Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you. 18 I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you. 19 Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live, ye shall live also. 20 At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you. 21 He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him.
Great video - love Spain beautiful country that is definitely in need of the gospel and solid biblical churches, we stayed on the Southern coast and that area was very difficult to find a biblical church, it’s Catholic roots are deep rooted and partly due to this the younger generation having fallen away from the religiosity, and I realised that they did not have the reformation that other parts of Europe did, we visited Valencia and it was similar, so encouraged to hear that in the metropolitan areas there maybe more solid churches being established to take the gospel into the highways and byways, as without a preacher how will they hear. It’s not the only European company though in a bad state but it definitely gave me a sense that it was a bit desolate. Heart Cry Ministries have done a good job of establishing some local missionaries in European countries (Germany etc)
PLEASE! Go also to Israel to spread the Gospel there! they are almost ready to receive in big portion (; its crazy to say but its true.. a loooot of people there, never heard of Yeshua--its not for them, so-finished. but i really believe, there will be a big turning point in this nation, and many will accept Yeshua, when they got the luck to get heared it. And the Bible says, the Jews first - Antichrist will soon be on the Stage, in Jerusalem- so the Israeli's need to hear the Gospel! they are almost ready for a big harvest, send there our brothers and Sisters, Dear Pastor from Spain (: Jews, Muslim, Secular, Druze, Beduins--- especcially when you are a Arab believer of Christ- or a Messianic Jew- then i don't want to miss, to say with real honest: Please, go to Israel- and spread the Gospel Thanks for the great Content, and be very very blessed, brothers!
4:46 Most of the land for 8 centurys? By the 1090 half of the peninsula was christian, check the history. 5:42 In that case you are less christian for using words like alcohol or alchemy that have arabic roots? Are lebaneese christians less christians than an angloid just for speaking arabic? You are mixing up culture and religion. 6:23 Wasnt one single war, it is how historians call this historical phenomenon also called Hispanic Restoration. 6:43 This topic is mainly made off stereotipes, The inquisition always warned those who were going to be judged in advance and these "tortures" were almost never necessary, the false converts were simply expelled. 7:00 Black legend nonsense, the lutherans killed a lot more and catholics were persecuted too, the fact that Spain had an institution like the TDSI means that they were well organised LMAO what a waste of time, this was just 14 minutes waffle, anyway, JESUS IS KING.
I got to go to Spain on deployment in the U.S. Military... the amount of idolatry and hunger for the Truth and spirituality is unreal as much as the deception of athieism and agnosticism in the young gen is insane as well... I long to go back to Spain.. and this video enflamed me once again to plead the Lord to let me go!! I miss it so much!
To all the Spanish Catholics that say I am not a real Christian (I accept the Nicene creed and all teachings of Jesus Christ) on instagram and youtube comments, ''Judge not, lest ye be judged''. I can hear the holy spirit just like you can. I also have seen miracles for my protestant friends and family. Just like, quit gatekeeping salvation bro.
@@bikesrcool_1958 I'm sorry my man but my opinion on it ain't gonna change. I haven't never heard anybody (Protestant or orthodox) who is saved I know ever hear the calling to join the Catholic church. I don't currently endorse any specific denomination either because I've met people from each who have God's favor.
It’s good we don’t believe in God anymore. I hope atheistic beliefs grows to 100% and never changes back. We don’t need fantasies in Spain. Religion specifically Abrahamic religions has been the worst thing that could’ve happened to Spain ever.
If you enjoyed this video, please SHARE it with 3 other people, so that they can see how God is moving in Spain! We greatly appreciate your support! 🙏❤
God has been moving in Spain for centuries, not just now because of the evangelical churches.
I'm South African Christian. I live in Leon Spain for 3 months and I remember weeping one morning as I had quiet time, the city felt so orphaned. Everyone I met was atheist or born into a catholic family but wasn't practicing in any way. I remember asking God to send me to Spain as a missionary 8 years ago. It's been amazing to see how the local church I go to when I am in Barcelona hs been growing so much and even sent missionaries to Malaga... but it's true that the growth seems to be more from migrants and expats... I pray for more local conversions, for more missionaries to be sent to the smaller towns and cities so the true gspel is spread there too! And I pray still that God sends me, maybe to Leon again but either way He is moving, the knowledge of Him will indeed cover the earth as the waters cover the sea. God bless beautiful Espana and her people!
Spain ought to return to its Catholic faith which built it
I'm Catholic, Spain is largely a Roman Catholic and it's culture depend on the faith and history.
the only reason is exists is because of the catholic church
Most people are catholic but only go to church to attend an occasional wedding. At the present time only 19% of Spanish people are practicing Catholics. The positive side of this is that people that go to church now a days, don’t do it to follow the rules but out of deep conviction
If they ARE practicing Catholics, it's mostly the South. The rest of Spania, especially the richer regions like Catalunya where I live or the Basque Country are known for agnosticism and atheism, and not only that but are specifically quite against Christianity
My parents came to Spain as missionaries in 1955. I was a baby, after 21 years, I married a Spanish evangelical.
My husband and I have always been very involved in the local church and our son and his wife are serving God here.
I loved the information you gave, everything sounds very accurate.
We have been praying more and more for a revival and in the past few months we are seeing God do more than we had seen in years. Please pray for many, many to come to know the Lord in Spain
Hope spain turns back to its catholic roots!
As a Mexican American. Born catholic.. I never understood and went down the road most people Spain are in I left my faith but Christianity save my and Jesus Christ is where all my faith is in!! Love this
I suddenly feel like i wanna go live in one of those small spanish towns, meet the locals and start a house church.
Not my will but yours be done Lord.
Why are yall trying to turn spain protestant? What is wrong eith catholicism. Shouldnt we want them to return to their catholic roots? I would argue protestantism will lead them closer to secularization.
How will it lead to secularization?
It’s just a matter of preaching the true message of salvation and the Holy Spirit which the Catholic Church doesn’t do🤷🏾♂️
@@yungceo-22What is the "True Message of Salvation" which the church apparently doesn't teach?
@@yungceo-22 Protestant churches are the most secular and leftist ridden religious sect on the planet. And your church teachings don't even condemn some of the acts you guys do, like homo-marriages and women preachers
@@yungceo-22 What's the "true message of salvation"? Because even among Evangelicals (a relatively recent faction among Protestant Christians) there's disagreement about practically everything beyond the belief that "salvation is through faith alone". Is that salvation conditional, or are we saved once and for all? One Evangelical congregation would say yes, and another two streets away would say, "no".
Sagrada Familia is not a cathedral, it is a minor basilica. It is an honorary title awarded to some churches (usually for cultural reasons or if a saint is buried there).
Very interesting as always! It is sad that Europe, the home of the Reformation and the Vatican, has fallen away so far. It's sad to see, but I pray we don't lose hope and become nihilistic. By remaining hopeful in a dark world we shall shine a light that cannot be ignored.
Europe have abandoned and almost succeed (politically) in keeping religion a private matter. We live in a modern society and world, we know alot of things that only religious doctrines gave us. Europe was the first region to abandon religion and become secular.
BANGER VIDEO PRAISE GOD
7:04 Totally false information, there were never 150,000 deaths during the Spanish Inquisition, These numbers are from accusations of heresy made by the people, with those executed representing only between 3000-5000 (according to modern historians) during its entire 300 years of existence throughout the Spanish Empire. The court was not concerned with Protestants as they had very little influence in Spain, they were judging people who claimed to be Catholic but were practicing heresies behind
Thank you for speaking the truth. Unless I am mistaken, Richard Henry Kamen is still one of the best historical authorities on the topic. Anyone who doubts you should read Kamen's work, or learn Latin.
In addition, there was also massive disagreement in the church regarding whether death was a suitable punishment for heresy, and most punishments by death was lead by the monarch.
The inquisition has to be one of the most falsely informed periods of Renaissance history.
I sometimes wonder if the Spanish Inquisition's practice of burning effigies (symbolic figures that acted as stand-in respresentatives of the alleged heretics) fuelled this propaganda, since an outsider's perception could easily be swayed by assuming every burning was an actual person.
There were a few crypto-Protestants tried in Valencia though
Im not sure about the numbers in other countries, but the Spanish killed at least 1.100 protestants in the Netherlands. Just for being protestant.
I am begging you to actually do research on the Spanish inquisition.
why would he, he hates the Catholic Church.
Oh wow this is actually really good info I thought Spain was largely catholic didn't know the numbers were so bleak but God has a plan for Spain and I'm sure He'll send his ministers there
He doesn’t need to send them, they’re already there. They just need to win the people back to Rome
Spain will have to launch the Reconquista again
@@michaelbennett3394Rome? That's a satanic cult and has nothing to do with the real faith of Jesus Christ, resp. the bible.😢
Only to the pre-Schism Rome😜@michaelbennett3394
@@michaelbennett3394
I've been watching this channel since before my conversion to Catholicism, so this was an odd episode for me. All the same; I did not realize how few sincere Christians there are in Spain. It's sad to see. I'd rather our own step up to bat, solve the absence of priests and invigorate our love for Jesus, but if evangelicals can help, please do.
For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us, and on the whole world.
I was an early subscriber to this channel despite knowing it's a protestant channel. I really liked their videos but after this video it's clear that this channel is Anti-Catholic
Can I ask why you converted TO Catholicism? I'm not trying to discredit your journey of faith at all.
@@isaiah3872 There are lots of steps, but in brief, it went like this:
1) Cameron Bertuzzi starts hosting debates between Catholicism and Protestantism. I didn't change my view, but I was thinking about the theology in a way I hadn't been forced to in my everyday life. He eventually converts, but I really don't get it and I'm not sympathetic.
2) I was raised to think Catholics weren't Christian because they had a false gospel. The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification (1999) helped put that objection to rest. So they're real Christians, and I can listen to them, even if there's nothing particularly drawing me to be one.
3) I read a few other documents from earlychristianwritings. Nothing in particular stood out, except Ignatius. He simply sounds Catholic, and he's one generation removed from John!
4) I realize that John 6 basically forces a literal reading because Jesus is turning away disciples who won't accept the eating and drinking of His blood. As a low-church Protestant, something has to change. I eventually realize that virtually all magisterial Christians accept the real presence, in one form or another; but I have some concerns about validity.
5) There was a pattern of habitual sin that I had difficulty breaking, partially because I sought to justify myself with the argument: "where is that condemned in the Bible?" (This was an unforced error; one can be Protestant without justifying themselves in this way.) But the Catholic church's rich philosophy allowed me to realize not only that my sin was sin indeed, but just how severe it was. I immediately repented and felt closer to God than ever before. At this point I want to be Catholic, but I realize I've got plenty of homework before I can do so honestly. And I am open to being wrong, and perfectly happy to be Orthodox, Anglican, or a high church Methodist instead.
6) I talk with my past pastor, current pastor, his assistant, other people in ministry, and multiple priests to get a better understanding of the issues. I also lay out my current theological beliefs, which turn out to be incompatible with any existing tradition; I'm insisting that the priesthood is necessary, that the Anglican priesthood is invalid, but that confession doesn't do much, and apostolic succession is clearly an accretion. What, am I supposed to make my own denomination?
7) I conclude that the Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano, as well as the apparitions of Fatima and Zeitoun, are among the most powerful evidence of miracles. These largely exclude the option that Catholics are just "one church among many," because they back its theology, not just its authority. They are either demonic, or their claims are true. But we already know they have the true gospel.
8) I conclude that making my own denomination is schism. But then, where would that leave the original reformers? Even people I looked up to, like John Wesley, ended up - intentionally or not - breaking the body of Christ even further.
9) I continue working through theological disagreements and find some passages in scripture that I can't imagine a Protestant answer to. But perhaps you can. Colossians 1:24; John 20:23; 1 John 5:16-17; Hebrews 6:2; Revelation 20:4; Revelation 5:8; Acts 16:33; James 5:14-15; Matthew 16:18.
10) If schism and heresy are both sins, would God force us to choose between one or the other? So then the belief that "the gates of Hell will not prevail" against the church must be true in the strongest sense; there has to be a way for Christians to avoid schism *and* heresy. There must be an authority that settles heresies, without being capable of error as it does so. But wait - that's exactly what the ecclesial churches are claiming!
11) I read the Deuterocanon and find nothing objectionable about it. I also have been reading the Catechism, and find that as I go through it, I find it less and less objectionable.
12) While I don't put nearly as much time or thought into it - I decide receiving the Eucharist soon is more important than getting it right - I investigate the papacy in order to decide whether I will be Catholic or Orthodox. I am aware of the historical challenges to it, but conclude that if there is an ecclesial structure to the church, its canons clearly establish the Roman bishop as preeminent prior to the schism. That only leaves one option.
13) I agree with three of the Marian dogmas; she is the Mother of God, Perpetual Virgin, and Immaculately Conceived. I merely assent to the Assumption into Heaven; I have more than enough evidence of the Church which defined it, and I'd better get used to having some things that I simply don't understand. I also better understand Mary's role in salvation; how could I know I was truly worshipping Jesus, and not merely venerating Him, unless I had a perfect creature as a yardstick to know the difference?
14) I am confirmed Catholic. The experience of having the Eucharist is life changing.
I know that's probably more information than you wanted, but I also feel it's a disservice to the long and winding path I took to get here. I didn't include many of the feelings I had or the prayers I made, or where I got my information.
Thanks for asking!
@hyreonk Thanks so much for sharing! I am in a similar position, trying to discern Catholicism - still have a ton of questions. One thing I can say is that we my wife and I have been extremely blessed through the ministry of the Catholic church this year. They have incredible depth and have the potential to get to the very heart of the Gospel while making you appreciate the mystery of it all! St. Therese of Liseaux blows me away. There are many incredible Protestant Saints as well - I pray the Lord makes us One again!
Maybe I'm wrong but I think Spain Catholicism have a great cultural strength. Many people who aren't religious or even atheists participate in religious ceremonies. Like to carry in procession, not only in Holy Week, the Virgin, Saints, etc. Catholicism was able to adopt and redefine many pre-Christian cults with great success.
Catholicism is one true Church! Protestants are welcome!
You should make a documentary about this Spanish lack of Christianity with Pastor Marcos Vidal. He can give you more information about it, plus he’s also from Spain.🇪🇸
For me it would be intressting to hear about switzerland. Thank you guys for those videos. May God bless you and your work.
I am a methodist/pentecostal I have one main issue with this video and It’s this. Catholics are our brothers and sisters and instead of taking away from the Catholics we should encourage them to be better Catholics. Spain is largely Catholic for good logical reasoning it’s cultural and it helps them root back to there beginnings in the faith. The reason for protestant theology is because of the failure of the papacy and yes although Catholics have an incorrect theological interpretations and stances so do we…. I think the best option for the church in Spain is this, a reformed Catholic Church with focus on the power of the Holy Spirit and common prayers of the hours liturgy of the hours. Catholics should be encouraged to actively engage with there faith instead of making them all protestant.
As for the Catholics I encourage them to engage there faith and know God further I believe some heathy reform is in Order for the Catholic Church here’s a small list of things that might help.
1.allow priest to be married in the Catholic Church
2.allow non-Catholic nicene Christians to partake of the eucharist if they have repented of their sins
3. Actually encourage people to do penance at least once a year
4. Agape love don’t put on some religious mask and push people out just because they don’t understand Catholicism or God.
5. Preach divinization and salvation more commonly.
THANK YOU
@@Caligulashorse1453
1. already a thing in the eastern rite and ordinariate
2. no
3. This is heavily encouraged by the Church.
4. Don't know what you mean by this.
5. The Church teaches salvation. Divinization is Gnosticism though and is rejected by the Church.
Thanks
Why would you want to promote a lie? Prayers to the saints? Mary worship? Purgatory?
I lived in Spain for 9 months, and this video shows the reality of Christianity! Great video. ❤️🩹
🙌❤
It’s so sad((
I pray that the falling Europe rises again!
In the name of Christ ❤
The indifference of people breaks my heart 💔
Let’s keep praying for the Lord to save this beautiful nation and that the gospel keep spreading in every town, and even the most little village. Please, Lord, send laborers to your harvest 🙌🏼 Praying for Spain from Venezuela.🇻🇪🇪🇸
Me rompe el corazón la indiferencia de las personas. 💔Sigamos orando para que el Señor salve esta hermosa nación y que el evangelio se siga difundiendo en cada ciudad e incluso el pueblito más pequeño. Por favor, Señor, envía obreros a tu mies. Orando por España desde Venezuela 🇻🇪🇪🇸
Excelente canal. Que nuestro Señor Jesucristo te bendiga y que bendiga a España.
As a person who lived in Spain for 4 years as an immigrant from Cuba, what he said is completely true. Most of the people in the Foursquare church I went to in Madrid were from Latin America.
Soy Español Católico (practicante y de la generacion esta Z), nuestro país se fundó sólo gracias a la fe Católica para luchar contra el islam. Aunque sí es verdad que quedemos pocos españoles de verdad, dejamos herencia en Hispanoamérica y en la cultura hispana el catolicismo está presente, ya sea en festividades o en el habla. Viva España, Viva Hispanoamérica y VIVA CRISTOREY
Such a great resource. Great work! Hope this produces much fruit for the spread of the gospel in Spain and Europe.
Please talk about Germany! would be very interesting!
Germanistan hates Christianity just like the rest of Europe does, Christianity is of course shrinking, the only “growth” is some of the immigrants that come in from Africa.
The Harvest is coming!
the arab influence on spain's culture, religious significance etc is also evident in other cultures just surrounding the middle east. eritrea and ethiopia complex history with arab orthodoxy/ islam is still continuing till the present day. eritrea especially is currently the fourth hardest place in the world to be a christian despite the large majority being tewahedo orthodox. i'd like to see a hard to reach series on it as it's different than the other countries mentioned- iran, northern korea, japan and now spain.
This video is Anti-Catholic propaganda. Franco was a hero. You didn't address the main issue that's plaguing the young Spaniards, secular gov and leftist ideology. Actual protestant nations in northern Europe is far worse than Spain, go make a video about that.
That's because those nations are turning their backs on Christ, too. Buscad a Jehová mientras puede ser hallado, llamadle en tanto que está cercano. Isaías 55:6
How exactly was Franco a hero? And even if the secular government & leftist ideology plague young Spaniards, how do you propose the Catholic Church re-evangelizes them to accept Christ individually? They can't exactly wait around for a more favourable time to do it. I genuinely hope you'll answer; I'm a practising Catholic myself.
Ouch! He struck a nerve there huh!
@@lindadelalifiasam5878 what'd you expect? This man just wants to turn spain protestant,True Catholicism shall rule Spain once again
@@human.j.vitor9981 Jehová no existe es Yavhé
Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus - Outside this Church there is no salvation
Thanks for making this series. Great, well produced, informative and encouraging videos! Praise God for what He's doing across the world
Gracias por compartir lo que está pasando en España! Recuerdo que en Perú los evangélicos eran un 2% en los 80 y 90 y ahora son más del 20% y solo Dios puede hacer esa obra en cada corazón. Sigamos compartiendo del amor de Dios con nuestros vecinos y ellos puedan ver a Cristo a través de nuestras vidas. La obra es de El pero el llamado es para los creyentes de ir y compartir el Evangelio las nuevas noticas de salvación a las naciones! Bendiciones Radical y que siga el buen trabajo que hacen! 🥰
4:09 that Fernando Alonzo caught me off, i thought it was some old saint or artist.😂😂😂
I look forward to every episode.
Thanks so much for these videos! I love that I have high quality videos about missions that I can share with my friends and family!
I love your videos. I always learn something new. I knew about thr Arabic roots in some Spanish words. But I learned many new things throughout the video. Thank you.
If there's anyone that heard the story about the inquisition and thought "that can't be true", you're right!
Read up on the history of the "leyenda negra" and other works of Protestant anti-Spanish and anti-Catholic literature. Fransiscan Fr. Casey Cole has a good introductory video, but turn to the primary sources. Just to pique some interest: torture was never used as a punishment, and the Catholic Church had way less control over the Inquisition than you might think
Pues con más vigor deberíamos enseñar a la gente historia y el Evangelio. Mientras tanto, los socialistas anticristianos nos toman la delantera.
Love your video and love how your pronounce everything fluently in Spanish
My favorite videos are back
Very good and informing video, I hope you will soon make another one for Italy 😊
Amazing production!!
Such an informative video. Wow, this is why its so important to do our research as believers.
Great analytical work. Thank you for this exposé
After the last video including Roman Catholics under "Christianity" I was not expecting such a detailed explanation of the horrors of historical Catholicism. I'm glad you are getting the truth out! It's good to hear that the true gospel is making progress in the land of works salvation. I can confirm that many of the pastors and missionaries that I have contact with in Spain have many Latin American immigrants in their churches.
the true gospel is not the satanic protestant 66 book bible alone satan wirshiping evengelical satanism. evengelicals are demons. repent satanist..
Amen brother! What an awesome film documenting this very important situation. I truly believe as well that the North of Africa will hear about Jesus and His real life-giving love and redemption through the Spanish evangelists. It's time to flip the switch on history and have Spain share the gospel in the 'right' way, by showing others peacefully that Jesus came to save every people group! All the best to the Pastor in this video. Dream BIG! For God is bigger than any dreams we could have.
This shows that we should also pay attention to the countries we think are Christian countries and also Evangelize there too and not neglect else we would loose ground.
Historians, such as Richard Henry Kamen, have proven thoroughly that the Spanish Inquisition actually did not deal with people who weren't Catholic, and they always gave a trial. On top of this, people preferred to deal with the Inquisition instead of the secular courts, because you had better odds with the Inquisition. Only 2% chance they will kill you, opposed to a much higher ratio of death penalties issued by the secular courts. Obviously, the Spanish Inquisition is not something that we should celebrate or praise, but at the time... it was progressive.
Hey everyone! I’m so excited to see a series focused on Spain! As a Brazilian who lives in the UK for years now and frequently travels to Spain, I can confidently say that it’s one of my favorite countries. I truly hope the gospel continues to grow there and that people can genuinely convert to Christ.
However, I want to respectfully disagree with the idea that Spaniards and Europeans need to send out more missionaries at this time. We're at a critical moment in Europe where we desperately need people to preach the true gospel of Christ-without sugarcoating it. We can't focus on outreach if our own communities are struggling.
I believe the decline of the church in Europe stems from preachers not adequately addressing the questions that younger generations, especially those in their 30s, are grappling with. Many of these questions revolve around how science intersects with biblical teachings, as well as clarifying what sin is and the spiritual consequences it has on our lives. We also need to confront the reality of spiritual battles that are very much alive today.
While sound doctrine from churches like Presbyterians, conservative Anglicans, and Baptists is essential, we also need congregations that are prepared to engage in spiritual warfare, such as Assemblies of God and other Bible-based charismatic churches. We require a relevant church that can meet the needs of a generation that is suffering and, due to their blindness, often can’t see the solutions available to them. If you are an American Christian missionary, Canadian, Latin American, Brazilian, Asian whatever, come to Europe. We need you!
Much love, and thank you for consistently creating such amazing content!
Do a video about Israel
¡Dios te bendiga!
I pray for 🇪🇸
Those people don’t understand metaphysics
It’s not something you do or think about just because. It’s the inevitable conclusion of real deep thinking about the origins of things, design and morality
Materialism and consumerism have as their logical conclusion death - for there is no reason to exist as a mere piece of dirt
Very nice vlog
Es cierto la mayoría son hispanos que han emigrado a España
Such a good video! 🔥
Will David respond to the documentary that was just released about him?
Spain was the hand
Overall enjoyed the video, but I feel with videos like this about Catholic countries, it may be helpful to address the role of the Catholic church today because it varies so dramatically across the globe. In some places, the Catholic church is preaching the gospel and making disciples, while in others ut seems to hold purely to ritualistic tradition.
For example in this video, it feels like there was a skipped logical step, like it was assumed that Catholic automatically doesn't count as reached or disciples of Jesus. What is it like for religious Catholics in Spain? Is there an evangelical or charismatic Catholic presence there?
Barcelona doesn't consider themselves part of Spain..to them it's Catalonia.
No tio, no es asi, yo soy barcelones, linaje catalan 80% y 100% español.
Con este comentario también colaboras con la independencia masona
Your section on the Inquisition is full of errors. Most of the images have their origins in propaganda from the French Revolution, and that 100,000 death toll is nowhere near accurate.
I wish that the church was not so divided between denominations. Don't we all believe the same things? And even if we do disagree then why can't we just discuss it properly with each other and be united?
Put words on the thumbnail like your other vids it will help the view count. (LIKE THIS)
Great Video. I am curious and by the grace of God almighty I hope you answer my question: Is it that spain is not christian because it is Catholic and less evangelical or because there is a general indifference towards any form of christianity by Locals?
THey are culturally Catholic but don't practice it, so they're not very Christian.
i have never associated Spain with relgion, or at least the Spain of these days, but the Spain of the past niether with conservatism, unfortunately there are liberal and progressive protestant churches there
Reconquista pt. 2
"I only believe what I can see or prove." What about people who don't have records of their grandparents or great-grandparents? Do you not believe what your parents tell you about your grandparents. We aren't any smarter today than the people who came before us. We have had more time with things written down that we don't have to go back and re-invent the wheel. That means unless we can actually disprove previously known things, like their being a God, then we have no way to say that there is no God today when we have no proof of that. You have as much evidence as you have for the existence of yours or someones deceased great-grandfather who has no records to tell his story, but has his descendants to tell his story.
Very strange on a video stressing the need of Christian revival, that idolatry to a sports athlete takes center stage. Going so far as to edit a perverse pledge of allegiance (hats off) to, yes, a professional sports athlete.
You literally couldn’t have framed the inquisition so falsely. It’s a sin to bear false witness my brother.
The focus of this video is just wrong. Instead of being sad because people are not believers of Christ, you focus on evangelicalism, which is not natural to Spain. Catholicism is natural to the country, but if it doesn't work, its not because the faith is wrong, but because people don't care about religion. So people are not going to magically think religion is okay because a protestant evangelical comes preaching to them. You should encourage the natural religion to grow instead, or that people go to church, no matter which church. God loves everyone, not just evangelicals.
You can’t always feel sad those for not being believers in Christ
@@jermainenowels9511 I don't, but if I had to, I wouldn't think I am the specialest type of Christian
you can speak about the history of the church of spain protestant
John 14:5-21 KJV - Thomas saith unto him, Lord, we know not whither thou goest; and how can we know the way?
6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
7 If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him.
8 Philip saith unto him, Lord, shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us.
9 Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father?
10 Believest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself: but the Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works.
11 Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or else believe me for the very works' sake.
12 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.
13 And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.
14 If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it.
15 If ye love me, keep my commandments.
16 And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever;
17 Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.
18 I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.
19 Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live, ye shall live also.
20 At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you.
21 He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him.
What was the name of the song at the end ?
Great video - love Spain beautiful country that is definitely in need of the gospel and solid biblical churches, we stayed on the Southern coast and that area was very difficult to find a biblical church, it’s Catholic roots are deep rooted and partly due to this the younger generation having fallen away from the religiosity, and I realised that they did not have the reformation that other parts of Europe did, we visited Valencia and it was similar, so encouraged to hear that in the metropolitan areas there maybe more solid churches being established to take the gospel into the highways and byways, as without a preacher how will they hear. It’s not the only European company though in a bad state but it definitely gave me a sense that it was a bit desolate. Heart Cry Ministries have done a good job of establishing some local missionaries in European countries (Germany etc)
PLEASE! Go also to Israel to spread the Gospel there! they are almost ready to receive in big portion (; its crazy to say but its true.. a loooot of people there, never heard of Yeshua--its not for them, so-finished. but i really believe, there will be a big turning point in this nation, and many will accept Yeshua, when they got the luck to get heared it.
And the Bible says, the Jews first - Antichrist will soon be on the Stage, in Jerusalem- so the Israeli's need to hear the Gospel! they are almost ready for a big harvest, send there our brothers and Sisters, Dear Pastor from Spain (:
Jews, Muslim, Secular, Druze, Beduins--- especcially when you are a Arab believer of Christ- or a Messianic Jew- then i don't want to miss, to say with real honest: Please, go to Israel- and spread the Gospel
Thanks for the great Content, and be very very blessed, brothers!
You should talk about Christianity in Africa
That’s if he travels there
Probably not most people don't care about Africa sadly
4:46 Most of the land for 8 centurys? By the 1090 half of the peninsula was christian, check the history.
5:42 In that case you are less christian for using words like alcohol or alchemy that have arabic roots? Are lebaneese christians less christians than an angloid just for speaking arabic? You are mixing up culture and religion.
6:23 Wasnt one single war, it is how historians call this historical phenomenon also called Hispanic Restoration.
6:43 This topic is mainly made off stereotipes, The inquisition always warned those who were going to be judged in advance and these "tortures" were almost never necessary, the false converts were simply expelled.
7:00 Black legend nonsense, the lutherans killed a lot more and catholics were persecuted too, the fact that Spain had an institution like the TDSI means that they were well organised
LMAO what a waste of time, this was just 14 minutes waffle, anyway, JESUS IS KING.
I got to go to Spain on deployment in the U.S. Military... the amount of idolatry and hunger for the Truth and spirituality is unreal as much as the deception of athieism and agnosticism in the young gen is insane as well... I long to go back to Spain.. and this video enflamed me once again to plead the Lord to let me go!! I miss it so much!
Define idolatry.
To all the Spanish Catholics that say I am not a real Christian (I accept the Nicene creed and all teachings of Jesus Christ) on instagram and youtube comments, ''Judge not, lest ye be judged''. I can hear the holy spirit just like you can. I also have seen miracles for my protestant friends and family. Just like, quit gatekeeping salvation bro.
Accept the fullness of Christchurch which is Catholic.
It’s saddening.
@@bikesrcool_1958 I'm sorry my man but my opinion on it ain't gonna change. I haven't never heard anybody (Protestant or orthodox) who is saved I know ever hear the calling to join the Catholic church. I don't currently endorse any specific denomination either because I've met people from each who have God's favor.
Nation can loose her devotion within generation.... as in this case.. but it can rise back if the new generation realises what it lost
make Spain Islamic again. shall we say in 15 years??
John 14:6 brother ✝️
It’s good we don’t believe in God anymore. I hope atheistic beliefs grows to 100% and never changes back. We don’t need fantasies in Spain. Religion specifically Abrahamic religions has been the worst thing that could’ve happened to Spain ever.
Who hurt you bro
God bless u
Imagine hating the religion that saved your country from Islamist invaders
From the likes of it you might not get Christianity but you almost certainly will get the boot of Islam.
I still wish you a good evening and god bless you.