Catholic and orthodox churches, while maintaining their separation, have thankfully reconciled in 1964 and can now share the Eucharist together. The idea many Protestants have that the Pope can make up whatever he wants is genuinely incorrect and should be investigated. In my experience the Catholic Church has the greatest diversity, and the charismatic Pentecostal experience lives happily next to the ancient traditional liturgy, monasticism, mysticism, Opus Dei, you name it. Miracles were actually one of the things that separated the Catholic Church (who believed in them) from the reformation (which had put them on the side). It’s beautiful to see Pentecostal churches like Bethel come so close to the Catholic Church in matters like communion, spiritual gifts and even relics of the saints. God bless us all
“This Jesus God raised up again, to which we are all witnesses. Therefore having been exalted to the right hand of God, and having received from the Father the promise of the Holy Spirit, He has poured forth this which you both see and hear” (Acts 2:32-33) Yea that Ol’ Peter didn’t understand the Trinity. 😂😂😂 And Kris is the right hand man to Bill, 2nd in charge at Bethel.
To be fair the “concept” of the Trinity was non existent in the New Testament. Yes they knew the Holy Spirit, and Jesus, and the Father, but the concept wasn’t articulated at the time. The term “Trinity” is nowhere in the NT. It wasn’t until the early church fathers, like Augustine and Clement, came around two or three generations later that the Trinity concept was articulated.
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The true Apostles are the ones who through the power of the Holy Spirit wrote you us giving us the correct doctrine!!
Of course they got it right!
Religious people will always point you to their doctrine, not God himself.
That's why they were shocked when they saw Jesus on the scene.
...brilliant!!
Catholic and orthodox churches, while maintaining their separation, have thankfully reconciled in 1964 and can now share the Eucharist together. The idea many Protestants have that the Pope can make up whatever he wants is genuinely incorrect and should be investigated. In my experience the Catholic Church has the greatest diversity, and the charismatic Pentecostal experience lives happily next to the ancient traditional liturgy, monasticism, mysticism, Opus Dei, you name it. Miracles were actually one of the things that separated the Catholic Church (who believed in them) from the reformation (which had put them on the side). It’s beautiful to see Pentecostal churches like Bethel come so close to the Catholic Church in matters like communion, spiritual gifts and even relics of the saints. God bless us all
Quoto ogni parola! Grande 👌🏻
So, your message is that it's okay to disagree, with the caveat that it can't be on "core tenets"? What are the core tenets?
When people study scripture and truly think Biblically they will not walk but run from Bethel.
This is an adorable attempt at rebranding. Hey Kris why didn’t Trump win like you prophesied?
Hey it’s ok by Kris’ teaching a “prophet” has the right to only be wrong 80% of the time. 😂
@@shawnmason8543 I have no doubt if Trump runs and somehow wins in 2024 Kris will be the first false prophet to say, “SEE, I WAS RIGHT.”
“This Jesus God raised up again, to which we are all witnesses. Therefore having been exalted to the right hand of God, and having received from the Father the promise of the Holy Spirit, He has poured forth this which you both see and hear” (Acts 2:32-33)
Yea that Ol’ Peter didn’t understand the Trinity. 😂😂😂
And Kris is the right hand man to Bill, 2nd in charge at Bethel.
The Apostle Luke wrote the Book of Acts.
To be fair the “concept” of the Trinity was non existent in the New Testament. Yes they knew the Holy Spirit, and Jesus, and the Father, but the concept wasn’t articulated at the time. The term “Trinity” is nowhere in the NT. It wasn’t until the early church fathers, like Augustine and Clement, came around two or three generations later that the Trinity concept was articulated.