“The name of God is being blasphemed among the gentiles because of you” Wow. This hit hard. Us believers bear a great deal of responsibility for the spiritual state of the world and I feel extremely guilty knowing I haven’t done everything in my power to spread the gospel and be a living example of what it is to follow Christ.
Long tine believer, just have not been in my right mind most of my life. This scripture really spoke to me. I want to make another run of getting it right in my heart with God.
Wow i just watched Romans 1 and 2 of your videos and i truly loved them.. I read chapter 1and 2 and was highly confused and you really helped me understand, im a verily new beliver i just started reading the word of God a few months ago so my first time reading the bible so thank you Brother for your videos God bless you :)
thank you for being here to help guide us thru Gods word we here at Hurst Detailing love you brother May God bless you and MAy God bless your home. the King is coming soon! i will be looking foward to walking the golden streets with you my brother
Thank you for the powerful message today is a good day it’s sad what Jesus had to do but he saved so many people on this day that it becomes a happy day god bless you all
God is good may God bless you all he had saved me from alot and is still doing so deliverd me from alot and is still doing so God is Mt heart he is loving kind and just and sooo much more words can't describe God loves you all
Thanks. I was just reminded of the patience and just attribute of God and never to take Him for granted. His patience for a sinner to repent and turn from evil can run out and then comes divine judgement
I don’t want to think as if I’m better than others because I’m not, I’m just like everyone else if not worse, I’m a sinner and Jesus Christ is my savior, Amen 🙏🏽
God wants us to understand that when we understand and live by the law (His commands) we are simply taking on the fact that we live by Him and only Him. That when we live by Him we simply have duty to lead, teach to others hoping that our good deeds of the light will lead them to repentance. We’re not saved by our works, we cannot win people over. Your only fooling God than yourself. God knows your motive before you even commit. It’s just better to be honest. God looks at the heart.
Hi, thanks for sharing this, I'm from India. I'm doing Romans with you and I hope to cover all what you have done and posted. Yes I have been raised and I do believe that fear of the lord is key to a better life, fear of doing the wrong action and being cut off from his love and presence in our lives.
Abba father, I come into agreement with this message and romans 2, proverbs 62:12, proverbs 24:12, psalm 107:14, ephesians 5:11, ephesians 6:12, ephesians 6:17, 2 corinthians 6:14, john 16:13, john 15:2, proverbs 24:16 God will reward each one according to one's deeds and bind all those that blame others for their evil deeds and sins while abusing the goodness of God in my life and those surrounding me upon repentance, also binding, casting out and cutting off false blame and condemnation in my life upon no return in my life in the name and blood of Jesus Christ, amen and hallelujah!
You said, "He is kind of hoping and longing that people would turn away from evil and come back to him." 12:18. This sounds like we have a wimpy God who is a victim of our whim. God is patient us but this means he is gracious, not one who is just cheering us on the sideline to see how far we can get, but One who know the end from the beginning.
Yes, He knows the end to the beginning and He can make anything he wants happen along the way. The nuances here are pretty complicated and we aren't sure anyone's theology quite nails it yet. Probably won't untill Jesus explains it to us. Because see, He also chooses to make us in his image, which means we are capable of some small amount of love ourselves. Love requires freewill. But the good thing is this theological discussion doesn't really impact the way Jesus calls us to live.
I've been contemplating your response and praying about if I should even respond back. You seem to want to be gracious in your response so I hope you can extend that attitude to this comment also. I believe the theological discussion you are referring does impact the way we live. If we come to God telling him that we choose to love Him out of our own free will as opposed to what the text says that God loves us first and that even while we were dead, in our sins, it is a matter of humility and also of assurance. Those will affect the way we live and present a loving God to the world. God knows that every inclination of our human hearts before salvation is nothing but evil. That is the choice the dead in spirit will choose every time. We are still responsible for that choice. I know this one thing; that if a person were to choose God over death, God will not reject him.
@@trinawetzel2222 Hi Trina. Pastor Darren here. You are correct that we want to be gracious and you feel we any anything other than that, please let us know. Frankly we care more about your growing in love for Jesus than we care about being right in any argument. This is why we don't typically engage on controversial issues unless there is a practical application for how to live. We aren't quite sure what specifically a Christian would do differently if he believed a Calvinist soteriology vs a Traditionalist soteriology. If anything, the reformed though might lead one to be less mission oriented at heart if not careful. You reference humility but our experience suggests that a reformed soteriology often leads to less humility not more. As far as assurance, yes perhaps there is a practical element there. When you say "the text says that God loves us first" people on both sides of the discussion all agree on this. The nuance is that for many of us, the feeling is that God first calls and we either answer or not. The Calvinist pulls on verses like that to make the core of their argument while the Traditionalist leans on verses like John 3:16 to make theirs. Christians much smarter than us have debated this for centuries and the only reason we even discuss it now is to encourage extremists on one side to temper their position. The Bible makes clear statements that seem to support both side, so all we can do - if we are really faithful - is to hold them in tension and just walk as faithfully as possible.
I am confused at how a doctrine of salvation that says we bring nothing of ourselves to the choice that God makes would bring anything but humility. When we know that we are dead in our sins and cannot choose right from wrong how can we give ourselves the credit for waking from our slumber?
Hello Pastor Jared''this chapter took me back,to when the brought them out of egypt'' and he gave them many times just you said,, and they did that..is it almost like..faith without work is no good.trying to understand..can't wait until the morning for chapter 3..stay blessed. sorry Pastor Jared i'm a little excited
Romans 1 and 2 mention the law of God several times. What exactly are these laws and where can we find all of them. I would really appreciate it if you could also make a video on this if you already haven’t
On God they abandoned me homeless and robbed me from the name of God my blessings to my life earnings and as I earned it on my own with no one that I have ever been with on God
And yes I have changed my life to wanting to do better cuz I also volunteer for 7 months at a food bank when I met another pastor and his family that helped me to understand God and the one that made me feel 💯 to be who I am honestly
Paul said "Take no part in the worthless deeds of evil and darkness; instead expose them" Ephesians 5:11. Is righteously "exposing evil deeds" the same as judgement? I am confused. Anyone with insight please help. I am praying for insight from God. Thanks, all glory to God.
@@raresdobrinean1583 I believe it could be helpful to consider a distinction here. There is a difference between allowing God's Word to define a person's deeds as sinful versus supposing that we are capable of judging the motives and the heart of another person. This distinction is also made by Jesus in the sermon portion recorded in Matthew 7. There are plenty of people who deliberately choose to engage in evil and use the first part of this chapter to say that Jesus said not to judge. What they won't acknowledge, however, is that Jesus in the same sermon as recorded later in the chapter speaks of our need to judge a person's fruits as being righteous or evil.
The judgment Paul is talking about is when one sin you don't have the right to kill or condemned like the laws of Moses the blood of Jesus has justified us so all we need to do is to turn the person from that evil
What a wonderful heavenly Father we have who don't give up on us he loves us so much thank you for Loving us so much
“The name of God is being blasphemed among the gentiles because of you”
Wow. This hit hard. Us believers bear a great deal of responsibility for the spiritual state of the world and I feel extremely guilty knowing I haven’t done everything in my power to spread the gospel and be a living example of what it is to follow Christ.
Long tine believer, just have not been in my right mind most of my life. This scripture really spoke to me. I want to make another run of getting it right in my heart with God.
Playing for you!
Branch Together thank you
Pppp
Same. ❤
@@LE-ly1suI'm praying for you, how are you doing now
this is so helpgul to listen to the bible in a encouraging way!
Our God is a awesome god he reigns over heaven and earth
Wow i just watched Romans 1 and 2 of your videos and i truly loved them.. I read chapter 1and 2 and was highly confused and you really helped me understand, im a verily new beliver i just started reading the word of God a few months ago so my first time reading the bible so thank you Brother for your videos God bless you :)
thank you for being here to help guide us thru Gods word we here at Hurst Detailing love you brother May God bless you and MAy God bless your home. the King is coming soon! i will be looking foward to walking the golden streets with you my brother
God is a just and Holy father who loves us very much. He is the God of the universe. He has shown His love for us through His son Jesus Christ.
My thinking is that He is the BEST GOD and the only true God who’s always RIGHT
This is so powerful thank you for breaking these chapters down for us! God bless
God looks at the heart not the outward appearance. So powerful
Amen, hallelujah, thank You Jesus 🙏💗
He is a loving Father. “God’s kindness lead us to repentance”
Thank you for the powerful message today is a good day it’s sad what Jesus had to do but he saved so many people on this day that it becomes a happy day god bless you all
Man makes you realise how patient gods been with us ..
Thank you
God is good may God bless you all he had saved me from alot and is still doing so deliverd me from alot and is still doing so God is Mt heart he is loving kind and just and sooo much more words can't describe God loves you all
I was very confused about this chapter. Thank you so much for explaining it very well!! God bless you. 🙏🏻
I think God is amazing!
I agree 100%.. God is just and very patient, showing us mercy😢.
The old Paul would throw the new Paul in prison. :)
Best visual of the episode!
Love this
So encouraged.
Thank-you so much for doing this,i am blessed 😊
Watching from Uganda
God loves us excessively that he has no physical judgments,,but innocently looks at the heart and goodworks of all
This is the best of all more Grace
Thanks. I was just reminded of the patience and just attribute of God and never to take Him for granted. His patience for a sinner to repent and turn from evil can run out and then comes divine judgement
Thank you, May 10, 2021 💜
Wow I love this message
And thank you God for blessing me with the name of the company you are not going to keep me from
Amen❤🙏
Thank u for this Bible reading can't wait to watch chapter 3 tomorrow
Thank you for being here when my mind was troubled with subjects when they was needed cleared.looks like doing this helps more then I.
You explain that so well! I get it.Thank you
Thank you for this forgive me God for not understanding now I do !
I don’t want to think as if I’m better than others because I’m not, I’m just like everyone else if not worse, I’m a sinner and Jesus Christ is my savior, Amen 🙏🏽
Why is the book of Romans as intense as walking blindfolded through a haunted house? #HalloweenReference
#BecauseOctober
My point stands though!
That was so good I wrote it down in my notes 😂
Thank you for the beautiful deliverance and the examples you linked.truly helping me understand the bible.
God bless.
Wow I needed to hear that 😃 I need to let go of so much,talk less and pray more teach myself to forgive and to forgive other's, amen
God wants us to understand that when we understand and live by the law (His commands) we are simply taking on the fact that we live by Him and only Him. That when we live by Him we simply have duty to lead, teach to others hoping that our good deeds of the light will lead them to repentance. We’re not saved by our works, we cannot win people over. Your only fooling God than yourself. God knows your motive before you even commit. It’s just better to be honest. God looks at the heart.
Watching from Ecuador in South America. These videos have been so helpful. Thank you very much. God bless.
Thank you for explaining Romans 2 I'm finally able to understand it!!! YAY!!!!
Hi, thanks for sharing this, I'm from India. I'm doing Romans with you and I hope to cover all what you have done and posted. Yes I have been raised and I do believe that fear of the lord is key to a better life, fear of doing the wrong action and being cut off from his love and presence in our lives.
This helped me to understand what Paul was saying! Thank you!
The only thing I’m scared of is that God sees something that I don’t and I’ll never be able to repent for it
Love it, Jared!!
So good!!
Abba father, I come into agreement with this message and romans 2, proverbs 62:12, proverbs 24:12, psalm 107:14, ephesians 5:11, ephesians 6:12, ephesians 6:17, 2 corinthians 6:14, john 16:13, john 15:2, proverbs 24:16 God will reward each one according to one's deeds and bind all those that blame others for their evil deeds and sins while abusing the goodness of God in my life and those surrounding me upon repentance, also binding, casting out and cutting off false blame and condemnation in my life upon no return in my life in the name and blood of Jesus Christ, amen and hallelujah!
You said, "He is kind of hoping and longing that people would turn away from evil and come back to him." 12:18. This sounds like we have a wimpy God who is a victim of our whim. God is patient us but this means he is gracious, not one who is just cheering us on the sideline to see how far we can get, but One who know the end from the beginning.
Yes, He knows the end to the beginning and He can make anything he wants happen along the way. The nuances here are pretty complicated and we aren't sure anyone's theology quite nails it yet. Probably won't untill Jesus explains it to us. Because see, He also chooses to make us in his image, which means we are capable of some small amount of love ourselves. Love requires freewill. But the good thing is this theological discussion doesn't really impact the way Jesus calls us to live.
I've been contemplating your response and praying about if I should even respond back. You seem to want to be gracious in your response so I hope you can extend that attitude to this comment also. I believe the theological discussion you are referring does impact the way we live. If we come to God telling him that we choose to love Him out of our own free will as opposed to what the text says that God loves us first and that even while we were dead, in our sins, it is a matter of humility and also of assurance. Those will affect the way we live and present a loving God to the world. God knows that every inclination of our human hearts before salvation is nothing but evil. That is the choice the dead in spirit will choose every time. We are still responsible for that choice. I know this one thing; that if a person were to choose God over death, God will not reject him.
@@trinawetzel2222 Hi Trina. Pastor Darren here. You are correct that we want to be gracious and you feel we any anything other than that, please let us know. Frankly we care more about your growing in love for Jesus than we care about being right in any argument. This is why we don't typically engage on controversial issues unless there is a practical application for how to live. We aren't quite sure what specifically a Christian would do differently if he believed a Calvinist soteriology vs a Traditionalist soteriology. If anything, the reformed though might lead one to be less mission oriented at heart if not careful. You reference humility but our experience suggests that a reformed soteriology often leads to less humility not more. As far as assurance, yes perhaps there is a practical element there. When you say "the text says that God loves us first" people on both sides of the discussion all agree on this. The nuance is that for many of us, the feeling is that God first calls and we either answer or not. The Calvinist pulls on verses like that to make the core of their argument while the Traditionalist leans on verses like John 3:16 to make theirs. Christians much smarter than us have debated this for centuries and the only reason we even discuss it now is to encourage extremists on one side to temper their position. The Bible makes clear statements that seem to support both side, so all we can do - if we are really faithful - is to hold them in tension and just walk as faithfully as possible.
I am confused at how a doctrine of salvation that says we bring nothing of ourselves to the choice that God makes would bring anything but humility. When we know that we are dead in our sins and cannot choose right from wrong how can we give ourselves the credit for waking from our slumber?
Thank you' for sharing..
Hello, I love your daily readings. Do you have a reading plan you follow?
Yes I would like to join too
Hello Pastor Jared''this chapter took me back,to when the brought them out of egypt'' and he gave them many times just you said,, and they did that..is it almost like..faith without work is no good.trying to understand..can't wait until the morning for chapter 3..stay blessed. sorry Pastor Jared i'm a little excited
Romans 1 and 2 mention the law of God several times. What exactly are these laws and where can we find all of them. I would really appreciate it if you could also make a video on this if you already haven’t
On God they abandoned me homeless and robbed me from the name of God my blessings to my life earnings and as I earned it on my own with no one that I have ever been with on God
And yes I have changed my life to wanting to do better cuz I also volunteer for 7 months at a food bank when I met another pastor and his family that helped me to understand God and the one that made me feel 💯 to be who I am honestly
I try read Bible
because Jesus love me
people don't like me
Jesus does love you. We pray that you get connected with a church that shows you his love as well!
and constant back and leg pain
I’ve been feeling imaginary stab wounds
because people myself 20 years
Paul said "Take no part in the worthless deeds of evil and darkness; instead expose them" Ephesians 5:11.
Is righteously "exposing evil deeds" the same as judgement? I am confused. Anyone with insight please help. I am praying for insight from God. Thanks, all glory to God.
Telling people about what they're doing wrong isnt judgement, judgement is telling people Something You see wrong about them
@@raresdobrinean1583 I believe it could be helpful to consider a distinction here. There is a difference between allowing God's Word to define a person's deeds as sinful versus supposing that we are capable of judging the motives and the heart of another person. This distinction is also made by Jesus in the sermon portion recorded in Matthew 7. There are plenty of people who deliberately choose to engage in evil and use the first part of this chapter to say that Jesus said not to judge. What they won't acknowledge, however, is that Jesus in the same sermon as recorded later in the chapter speaks of our need to judge a person's fruits as being righteous or evil.
What about righteous judgement?
Is that super long intro necessary
Is good judgment bad?
The judgment Paul is talking about is when one sin you don't have the right to kill or condemned like the laws of Moses the blood of Jesus has justified us so all we need to do is to turn the person from that evil
God says to judge with righteous judgement. He doesn't say not to judge. Paul also tells us to test everything.....
but I think Jesus love me
Make god famous.
I guess Johannes
russian roulette is relevant
no one should be doing the work these gods claim to be doing
Thank you
Thank you