"Reimagining God: Sundering" - Ty Gibson Session 10
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2015
- "Do you believe in God?" It's one of the most loaded questions a person can ask. Join Speaker Ty Gibson in this new series "Reimagining God" as he discusses what God he believes in, and what God he does not.
This has been the most beautiful series i have ever heard. Thank you for reminding me how very much God loves us. ❤️
Wow...Thank you for giving me a fresh view into the beautiful and loving character of God and His sacrifice for humanity. It made me smile.
Truly Joy comes from The Lord. If you are not overwhelmingly in love wwith Him....keep looking. This atheist, me, has been made and is a believer because He loves me loves me loves me. What else could one really believe in? Feels like forever, like everlasting love. Assuring my heart of what's to come, and I can live for others, unconcerned of my self. So beautiful!
2020 been watching this over and over again.
So so good!!! I’m going to listen to it at least twice (probably take notes too! it doesn’t get better than this. I think this is the best sermon I’ve ever heard, bar none!
Very inspiring message.............I will listen to it all the time.
Amazing love of God!
AMEN
It sounds so beautiful, but how can you unterstand this love if you don’t understand sin.?
If you have time please pray that God shows me that I‘m a sinner and what Sin is really all about.
Thanks and may God bless you 🙏🏼
If Paul said it is beyond comprehension to know what deepness of love the cross represents then if someone looks at the cross calmly, I wouldn't say that is a sin. Even if they know Christ died on the cross for our sins they do not know the deepness of love so if they aren't enthusiastic about it, maybe their expression of calmness is how they express what deep love is represented by the cross. What if it means so much to them that they are in awe when they see the cross that they cannot help but just be calm because they cannot comprehend the great love? That shouldn't be a sin
Kenosis heresy...Jesus didnt empty himself of his divine nature. He gave up his divine rights. He was omnipresent, omnipotent on earth. He said stuff out of his human nature as well. Thats what it means to be fully God and fully man. Cant diminish either part
Automatic writing can also be influenced by fallen angels so if Ellen White goes on and on and on about something, you cannot be sure that it came from God. Even Ellen degeneres had an episode of automatic writing and it was definitely an inspiration from fallen angels
All a thinking person has to do is read her published works and they will see that she had the spirit of God.
You can't say eternity past to eternity future. God is timeless. Eternity to eternity period. Why? Because that's what was said in the Bible and we cannot comprehend it because we are not god. We are not meant to comprehend it.
You give to much credit to your comprehension. What is so difficult about conceptually grasping the idea that any point in time is a reference point looking both backward and forward into eternity? It doesn't mean we understand what eternity is, it just means we can conceptually grasp a point in time within eternity. But I would argue that we don't know what eternity is. We just cant experience it. BIG difference.
Why would you pray to god to let you see what Jesus endured on the cross if Paul even said that no one can comprehend it? You are asking god to let you know what you cannot comprehend. That doesn't seem right.
He never said that. You really should carefully read your Bible. What he said was we would never understand the depths of His goodness, the divine nature, the mystery speaks of the unfathomable depth of God in making us part of His family.