I'm from Bulgaria, and the same happened after the USSR came here. I was born in 1989 so I don't know what life was in this period but can see its consequences. I can see that we here in Bulgaria NEED faithful pastors who love the LORD and preach the WORD of GOD . Pray for Bulgaria and Romania
I hope Romania will keep its Orthodox tradition intact and never switch to sects or other neo Christian nonsense. Orthodoxy is the only true faith in Romania and Eastern Europe.
Traditions are not what we will be judged by after this life. The Word of God is what we will be judged by. Read the Bible and repent of making an idol of religion and traditions. You must be born again!
@cynthiafisher9907 Lol. We are keeping our faith, we don't need a new one. We have our ways. Orthodoxy has been here since the beginning of Christianity while other neo Christians were invented by people practicing polygamy and other weird things. To me, it's a huge sin to make a Christian change its faith. Why are u not going to Africa, Russia, or Muslim countries if you are a real missionary? It makes no sense to me.
@@cynthiafisher9907 Reading the Bible on your own and drawing conclusions without the guidance of a priest can lead to misunderstanding and confusion. This is why Orthodoxy emphasizes studying the New Testament, and especially the Old Testament, under the guidance of a priest. It’s one thing to read the Bible repeatedly to deepen your faith, but understanding it correctly requires theological context. Our theology is deeply intertwined with morality, and spreading misinformation or invading a Christian country with baseless ideas goes against those moral principles. It’s not right, especially when so many people lack proper education and are vulnerable to believing lies circulated on the internet. Just look at what happened during the elections. We hold firmly to our faith, and while your intentions may be good, we believe God's work is better focused on areas where there is a genuine need for new Christians, like in impoverished regions, rather than here.
Amen. Glory to God in The Highest! May His Gospel be preached throughout Romania!
I'm from Bulgaria, and the same happened after the USSR came here. I was born in 1989 so I don't know what life was in this period but can see its consequences. I can see that we here in Bulgaria NEED faithful pastors who love the LORD and preach the WORD of GOD . Pray for Bulgaria and Romania
I’m coming…..❤❤❤❤ soli dei Gloria….about 8 years….
God bless you 🙏
Amen.
❤ 🇷🇴 ❤🇷🇴
Praying for you my brothers and sisters in Romania. We need revival in the USA. There are still biblical churches but we are a small minority.
Praying for Romania!
Amien
amem
Amennnnn🙌🙌🙌
🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙏🙏🙏
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I hope Romania will keep its Orthodox tradition intact and never switch to sects or other neo Christian nonsense. Orthodoxy is the only true faith in Romania and Eastern Europe.
El Espíritu de Dios los guíe a toda verdad.
Eastern orthodoxy is a heresy!
Traditions are not what we will be judged by after this life. The Word of God is what we will be judged by. Read the Bible and repent of making an idol of religion and traditions. You must be born again!
@cynthiafisher9907 Lol. We are keeping our faith, we don't need a new one. We have our ways. Orthodoxy has been here since the beginning of Christianity while other neo Christians were invented by people practicing polygamy and other weird things. To me, it's a huge sin to make a Christian change its faith. Why are u not going to Africa, Russia, or Muslim countries if you are a real missionary? It makes no sense to me.
@@cynthiafisher9907 Reading the Bible on your own and drawing conclusions without the guidance of a priest can lead to misunderstanding and confusion. This is why Orthodoxy emphasizes studying the New Testament, and especially the Old Testament, under the guidance of a priest. It’s one thing to read the Bible repeatedly to deepen your faith, but understanding it correctly requires theological context.
Our theology is deeply intertwined with morality, and spreading misinformation or invading a Christian country with baseless ideas goes against those moral principles. It’s not right, especially when so many people lack proper education and are vulnerable to believing lies circulated on the internet. Just look at what happened during the elections.
We hold firmly to our faith, and while your intentions may be good, we believe God's work is better focused on areas where there is a genuine need for new Christians, like in impoverished regions, rather than here.