What Does the Bible Say About Attending Church?
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2017
- In this week's 5-Minute Bible Study we tackle the question: What does the Bible Say About Attending Church?
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Ecclesia means the called out ones. Not called out of their homes but called out of the world
I've forsaken going to church due to the fact that now a days everybody is making a buisness out of it and i find it hypocritical to go to a church knowing that your already entering into a corrupted enviorment 😥 what can you do?
I agree and everything you said thank you for your wonderful video God bless
I think I may be guilty of making the exact error that you described in this video. Thank you for showing me that. I will try to do better. Amen.
Amen thank you ❤
THANK YOU. 👍🙏✝️
Great content! I just posted my first video on this topic. Really like your intro too!
I like your explanation, May our God and Lord Jesus Christ bless you and your ministry. (I hope that when I have a question, you may find me a time to give your biblical answer ok?)
“Even more so as you see the DAY approaching...”
What “day” was Paul referring to?
Was it a day as in a 24hr period?
Was it a day 2000yrs later?
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Thank you. Answered my question. I know where to look in Bible now Religion... in process of finding what I feel is a bible based church ...🙏🏼.
Can I be a part of the church without attending?How can I be involved while also having major social anxiety?
Kim Kimzey For God hath not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind ❤️ 2 Timothy 1:17
I notice alot of Apostolic talk about witness but don't really knock on door the Mormon do more then us
How do you repent if you are already baptized?
Hi renden dye, thanks for your comment.
That's a really good question:
Repentance is not just an action, it is a heart condition. It means to turn from sin just as much as it means to confess sin. Being baptized is an essential part of obeying the Gospel, and it's through obedience to the Gospel that gives us remission of sins. But it doesn't mean we will never be sinless.
That's the question: when is the blood of Jesus' cross applied to our lives?
That happens at baptism, but it doesn't mean we will never make another mistake. We have to keep an attitude of repentance day in, day out. God will forgive the sins we commit after baptism, but we don't have to be baptized again to have them removed. There is only one baptism, but it's powerful enough for the sins we commit throughout our entire life.
Repentance, however, is not a one-time thing. As apostle Paul said, "I die daily," meaning he repented every day.
Repentance after baptism is two-fold: it's the act of asking for forgiveness, coupled with the conscious decision not to purposefully do it again.
I hope that answers your question. :)
hmmmm.... interesting..
Sir I just want to let you know this is a really good video and you deserve a raise and a vacation
Have you knock on 300 doors in the last week No so your not labring in the kingdom
Does the Bible say knock on 300 doors? That’s the definition of “laboring in the kingdom”? Seems odd.
JW?