Great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me. Thank you for your many blessings. Thy words are many lights unto our parts. Thank you Pastor Finley for reminding us of the importance of obedience to God’s words. You are a beacon of light that shines in the darkness.
Mark Finley this is McKinney from Las Vegas Id like to thank you very much for those wonderful sermons they really helped me to understand the Bible better,and i appreciate that.I knew from the first time that I heard you it was the truth.I was baptized as a jehovah's Witnesses 30 years ago,and I'm not sure about getting baptized again into another religion. I like to hear from you about this matter.
When I got baptized in 1975 I been given my tithes and offering my two grandson received 50, 000 scholarship and finishing his schooling Pacific Union College and the other grandson received
Pastor Mark Finley, I fully disagree with your teaching of compulsory tithing for the new covenant believers in Christ . Why does the SDA church have tithing as a doctrine? I have researched the various passages in the OT and NT dealing with tithing and cannot see how tithing should be applicable to Christians. It is clear that tithing was a form of taxation in ancient Israel. Bear in mind that Israel was essentially a theocracy. (Well, it was supposed to be.) Your church members are regularly reminded that non-payment of tithes is theft from the Lord during the service at your congregation. Certain passages in the NT are often quoted as proof that Christians must pay tithes. Mathew 23:23 is a favorite. I find it ironic that the SDA hierarchy is willing to blatantly use this text out of context when eagerly pointing to other denominations' use of scripture out of context! It is clear that Jesus' was merely using payment of tithe as an example when condemning hypocrisy. Surely the SDA hierarchy should cease this heresy forthwith and remove any allusion to tithing from our doctrines and especially from the baptism vows. Viewers be aware of the false teaching of SDA in terms of tithing but as Christians we are told to be a cheerful giver nonetheless.
@@martinilogan8009 I agree with your statement as long as your giving cheerfully from your heart and to the Lord but not as pastor Mark who stressed upon tithing most of time in his preaching. thank you.
and what if God will say you will pay to Him back the air that you breath then you say i give the best for my king... what a stupid question so greedy.
@@avpadvent8687 it is not greedy but what matters most is to interpret the bible verse in the sense it is intended and apply it in the wisdom blessed by God. Do learn how to divide the word properly and don't simply pass ludicrous comment.
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Great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me. Thank you for your many blessings. Thy words are many lights unto our parts. Thank you Pastor Finley for reminding us of the importance of obedience to God’s words. You are a beacon of light that shines in the darkness.
Mark Finley this is McKinney from Las Vegas Id like to thank you very much for those wonderful sermons they really helped me to understand the Bible better,and i appreciate that.I knew from the first time that I heard you it was the truth.I was baptized as a jehovah's Witnesses 30 years ago,and I'm not sure about getting baptized again into another religion. I like to hear from you about this matter.
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Amen and amen. Pastor Thank you for the splendid eye opening message you have given. You ara an inspirational preacher. May God bless you.
When I got baptized in 1975 I been given my tithes and offering my two grandson received 50, 000 scholarship and finishing his schooling Pacific Union College and the other grandson received
Pastor THANK FOR RECOMMENDING JESUS THE ROCK OUR SALVATION TO US. AMEEEEEN OOO!!!!!!
If you give you heart to Jesus Christ you are the healthiest and wealthiest God bless
My God shall supply all my need.
This was so refreshing! I love tithing , it is a reminder that money is not my god.
Amen
Amen 🙏❤️
King Solomon is the wealthiest of all time
Pastor Mark Finley, I fully disagree with your teaching of compulsory tithing for the new covenant believers in Christ . Why does the SDA church have tithing as a doctrine? I have researched the various passages in the OT and NT dealing with tithing and cannot see how tithing should be applicable to Christians.
It is clear that tithing was a form of taxation in ancient Israel. Bear in mind that Israel was essentially a theocracy. (Well, it was supposed to be.)
Your church members are regularly reminded that non-payment of tithes is theft from the Lord during the service at your congregation.
Certain passages in the NT are often quoted as proof that Christians must pay tithes. Mathew 23:23 is a favorite. I find it ironic that the SDA hierarchy is willing to blatantly use this text out of context when eagerly pointing to other denominations' use of scripture out of context!
It is clear that Jesus' was merely using payment of tithe as an example when condemning hypocrisy.
Surely the SDA hierarchy should cease this heresy forthwith and remove any allusion to tithing from our doctrines and especially from the baptism vows.
Viewers be aware of the false teaching of SDA in terms of tithing but as Christians we are told to be a cheerful giver nonetheless.
I like giving tithes cause am giving to my King and when I visit my king I must bring a gift and that's my tithes
@@martinilogan8009 I agree with your statement as long as your giving cheerfully from your heart and to the Lord but not as pastor Mark who stressed upon tithing most of time in his preaching. thank you.
and what if God will say you will pay to Him back the air that you breath then you say i give the best for my king... what a stupid question so greedy.
@@avpadvent8687 it is not greedy but what matters most is to interpret the bible verse in the sense it is intended and apply it in the wisdom blessed by God. Do learn how to divide the word properly and don't simply pass ludicrous comment.
Amen
Amen