Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.

Lecrae Has a DEEP Convo with Matt Chandler on Fallen Pastors

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
  • Over the last few years (and months) the Christian community has been hit hard as several known leaders have fallen. So we think it's time we talk about it....
    We know no one better than Matt Chandler (president of Acts 29 & pastor of The Village Church) to bring light to this issue.
    We talk about how leaders fall, why they fall, and if "megachurch" is the issue. Matt even sheds light on the situation at his church that nearly cost him everything.
    Buckle up, we're headed to the Deep End. 🤿
    -------------------------------------------------
    Follow Lecrae on Social Media - linktr.ee/Lecrae
    📮 Join the conversation… Exclusive previews, discounts, bonus content, and more: deependwithlec...
    To watch my show early each week, download the B-side app for free!
    📱 B-side for iPhone apps.apple.com...
    📱B-side for Android play.google.co...
    Subscribe to the B-Side RUclips channel: / @theb-sideapp
    Want to financially support B-Side?: www.paypal.com... Join our Discord: / discord
    Stream "I Still Believe": • Lecrae, for KING & COU...
    Chapter Markers
    0:00 - Introduction
    1:32 - Lecrae's History with Today's Guest, Matt Chandler
    4:07 - Matt Chandler's Communication Style
    7:50 - Pioneer Preachers and Real Christians
    12:57 - Unsatisfied and Falling Away
    19:54 - The Reasons for Uncomfortable Vulnerability and Shame
    25:17 - What to Say to the Skeptics
    26:40 - Download the BSIDE App
    27:07 - What to Say to the Skeptics
    30:38 - The Pressure of People's Expectations
    35:12 - Choosing the Fight, Preaching the Gospel
    38:39 - The Why Behind Matt's New Book, The Overcomers
    44:27 - Christian Figureheads vs The Everyday Man and Woman
    48:18 - Political Expectations on Pastors: What Matt is Doing
    54:43 - Transparency and Vulnerability: What Matt Has Learned
    1:02:07 - How to Lead: A Message to the Men
    1:08:14 - Matt's Thoughts on the Megachurch Model
    1:13:16 - What Matt Does in His Free Time
    1:15:23 - What Matt Wishes He Had Done Differently
    1:16:47 - Wildest Thing Matt has Encountered on a Missions Trip
    1:19:50 - The Worst Sermon Matt Has Ever Preached
    1:21:24 - How Matt Felt About Being the Go-To Guy
    1:23:14 - Conclusion
    Sync ID: MB01RNZSWAHMKD4

Комментарии • 414

  • @LecraeOfficial
    @LecraeOfficial  Месяц назад +49

    Are megachurches to blame for fallen pastors? Why or why not? ❓

    • @lovelyhearted
      @lovelyhearted Месяц назад +11

      No what makes one fall is not remaining in God enough for him to prune us for workmanship. The mega church and many other churches are being led people who did not or have not remained at the feet of GOD enough.

    • @timbridger4681
      @timbridger4681 Месяц назад +11

      No, not really I think, I'd say the lack of dependence on God's word (like everyone else) is severely lacking.
      And as a result, the proper character in them/us essential to allow God to do his work though them/us is also nonexistent.
      And the fact that not all are truly called for the ministry.

    • @abbasjoy4785
      @abbasjoy4785 Месяц назад +3

      Part of it, it's hard. Hell literally has a bullseye on their backs, it's easier for the enemy to make them fall or steer them away from the true gospel and compromise.

    • @BreakChannelZero
      @BreakChannelZero Месяц назад +2

      Dawg, I hope you dragged this guy for all the evil he has done.

    • @Bnesi97
      @Bnesi97 Месяц назад +2

      @@lovelyheartedI agree. Yet can be easier said than done at most times. Being pruned by God is painful and often comes with much humiliation and unfair treatment. I can understand why they didn’t want to stay in the fire long , but it’s necessary to be used 💔

  • @princessj830
    @princessj830 Месяц назад +175

    We are not called to follow humans. We are called to follow Jesus!

    • @elanamcghee7817
      @elanamcghee7817 Месяц назад +4

      That part!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤❤❤

    • @jbjrsdbttdl
      @jbjrsdbttdl Месяц назад +8

      It's important to recognize that while following Jesus is our goal, the actions of church leaders still impact the community and must be held to a high standard.

    • @dropz17
      @dropz17 Месяц назад +2

      The word pastor means sherpard

    • @DrippinginSarcasm
      @DrippinginSarcasm Месяц назад

      you're too weak and pathetic to make a stand against the left and their war on children and normal people.

    • @princessj830
      @princessj830 Месяц назад

      @@jbjrsdbttdl Agree!

  • @thomasflachmusic
    @thomasflachmusic 5 дней назад +5

    One side wants the kingdom but not the king, the other wants the king but not the kingdom……. This was awesome

  • @masteringr6714
    @masteringr6714 Месяц назад +78

    I totally disagree that “nobody cares what it says in the Greek”. We recently had a change in pastors (father took a lesser role for his sons to take over) and the sons do more of explaining the Greek, etc. and I mentioned that to folks in my church and that I really like that and literally every person said they love it too. The millennial and younger generations are hungry for that knowledge because it deepens our understanding and connection with the times of the Bible.

    • @nildameers3772
      @nildameers3772 29 дней назад +1

      It's important to know the root of words and intent, so much can be lost in translation

    • @stetsonscott8209
      @stetsonscott8209 28 дней назад +2

      Yeah, I was bothered by that comment too. Knowing the tensions in scripture helps, and the Greek empowers people to study themselves. I think the argument that the pastor shouldn't be the only repository of knowledge in the church works opposite to the way Matt intimates here. I do understand what he is trying to say, which I do agree with the spirit of.

    • @jimmoore8951
      @jimmoore8951 27 дней назад +3

      I'm the exception, the nerd who actually loves doing word studies in the Greek to understand better what the NASB is saying. But I wouldn't get too carried away with that in a sermon when everyone is just waiting for the application part. It's amazing people even sit through a sermon in our age of instant gratification

    • @BipolarDistortion
      @BipolarDistortion 23 дня назад +2

      To your point, I just started a few months ago trying to learn Koine Greek.

    • @stopbeingfat1209
      @stopbeingfat1209 21 день назад

      I go to the village, Matt has said in the past that he doesn’t like to use the Greek much because it can intimidate a lot of people, and he doesn’t want to rob people of their confidence in reading whatever translation they have and make them think that they might be thinking they’re missing something by not knowing the Greek. That being said, I think he could utilize it more than he does while not falling into that.

  • @dver89
    @dver89 Месяц назад +35

    Passivity is the common denominator where masculinity is absent. Love that. Thank you Pastor Matt!

  • @EmpoweredForPurpose
    @EmpoweredForPurpose Месяц назад +49

    Mega churches aren't the blame as much as ego is. Also, the same things happen in smaller churches, they just don't have the notoriety, so you won't hear about it!! Be strong brothers and sisters!

  • @Johnsaechao1
    @Johnsaechao1 Месяц назад +126

    We can’t blame pastor for the fallen.. we have to blame ourselves for not staying in the word…

    • @go2yourself
      @go2yourself Месяц назад +4

      Exactly

    • @ouranoswealthgroup7042
      @ouranoswealthgroup7042 Месяц назад +6

      We shouldn’t blame the fallen at all. We have all fallen short from the glory of who matters. Stop making men idols on purpose so they don’t have to fall twice - once from a believer’s grace

    • @Spirit-Soul-and-Body
      @Spirit-Soul-and-Body Месяц назад +8

      Of course you blame the pastor, show grace after the fact. However we have to call out wrongs

    • @jbjrsdbttdl
      @jbjrsdbttdl Месяц назад +18

      Using reductio ad absurdum on your comment
      “We can’t blame judges for wrongful convictions… we have to blame ourselves for not understanding the law.”
      “We can’t blame doctors for medical malpractice… we have to blame ourselves for not staying healthy.”
      “We can’t blame teachers for students failing. we must blame ourselves for not studying enough.”
      By extending the logic of your statement, it leads to unreasonable and impractical conclusions.
      Here is a better quote “Stay in the word, but also hold pastors accountable. Both personal faith and responsible leadership are essential.”

    • @dahliaherrod4301
      @dahliaherrod4301 Месяц назад +4

      ​@@jbjrsdbttdlyou said it better than I ever could

  • @jonathanpaul9894
    @jonathanpaul9894 Месяц назад +148

    Wish Tim Keller was alive to have a sit down with lecrae. Would have been 🔥

    • @Rubberglass
      @Rubberglass Месяц назад +5

      Rest in peace, Tim. ❤

    • @OnMountMoriah
      @OnMountMoriah Месяц назад +1

      They had a conversation 5 years ago that’s on RUclips

    • @sdc223
      @sdc223 Месяц назад +4

      Been listening to Keller's sermons through Ephesians (on marriage) from 1991 and they are as relevant today as they were then. The guy was a gift from God to the Christian community.

    • @nancywells2099
      @nancywells2099 Месяц назад +1

      He was Pastor at my son's church and you can really tell how deeply imbeded in the Word he is. He accepted Christ at age 7 and has read the Word ever since. I learn from him in every conversation

    • @Rubberglass
      @Rubberglass Месяц назад

      @@sdc223 Oooohhh. I might have to dig them up.

  • @igoogah
    @igoogah Месяц назад +16

    It is 100% harder to pastor in the south! What Matt said is spot on. The amount people who ride on where they were born, who they know, and how long they have attended church as their "foundation" for faith is insane

  • @joshrmcgee
    @joshrmcgee Месяц назад +41

    I was pleasantly surprised to see this pop up on my feed. I usually listen to Village Church on my commute to work on Monday mornings. Reading Explicit Gospel in college changed my walk with the Lord. Appreciate you both! ❤️

  • @cdfree3362
    @cdfree3362 Месяц назад +19

    Great convo. Thank you for the transparency and candor Matt. Thanks for providing a place for Matt to communicate on this subject, Lecrae. As a pastor this blessed me.

  • @keepclimbing2015
    @keepclimbing2015 17 дней назад +4

    "The everyday man or woman... has to own the mission" That statement right there is 80% of the church's problem, that we have not embraced this idea. The rot of cultural Christianity has gotten us to the place where the Church has abdicated it's calling to pastors, celebrity Christians and the government.

  • @Selahsmum
    @Selahsmum Месяц назад +26

    I remember loving how Chandler would say "you could be born on a church altar in Texas and that doesnt make you a Christian". Great stuff.

  • @worshipwondernwarfare
    @worshipwondernwarfare Месяц назад +7

    we fall when we deem greater or give more attention/affection to anything other than Jesus!! He is our calling and He is our reward !! sweet, sweet Lord Jesus!!

  • @SAMSII82
    @SAMSII82 Месяц назад +17

    Matt Chandler I appreciate your work, I grew up in the church not having a full understanding of the gospel. You being a teaching preacher pastor has clarified much for me.

  • @MatthewBDolson
    @MatthewBDolson Месяц назад +9

    This was an awesome discussion! Thank you for getting this set up

  • @myrlonortell6667
    @myrlonortell6667 Месяц назад +29

    there was a time when Pastors interviewed Lecrae....tables have turned.. Really interested in this talk. would be great to get to the
    bottom of the problem

  • @andrewhayward9539
    @andrewhayward9539 25 дней назад +4

    the 40-42 minute mark hit me hard. I am definitely guilty of sitting out. Thank you Matt, wow.

  • @orlandowilliams6
    @orlandowilliams6 10 дней назад +2

    Haven't listened to many "full length" videos in a bit, this was good and with it. Thanks, fellas. 👍🏾

  • @jussman8861
    @jussman8861 Месяц назад +8

    Dagggg I’m looking forward to this! Chandler and Chan seemed like they always struggled with the “celebrity pastor” idea and era that they were part of. This should be a great convo!

  • @jbjrsdbttdl
    @jbjrsdbttdl Месяц назад +25

    Sometimes, minimizing the problem by emphasizing that it's just a 'small group' of fallen leaders can overlook the broader systemic issues that affect the entire community.

    • @BipolarDistortion
      @BipolarDistortion 23 дня назад

      After all, the phrase is, “A few bad apples spoils the whole bunch.”

  • @DavidRobledo22
    @DavidRobledo22 Месяц назад +13

    Raw...we need more convos like this within the Faith. That war between the flesh and Spirit is real. No one is exempt. Keep fighting the good fight. In Jesus name 🙏

  • @jordanmurray1301
    @jordanmurray1301 28 дней назад +6

    God Used Matt Chandler to lead me to a relationship with Christ. 23 years ago.

  • @abbasjoy4785
    @abbasjoy4785 Месяц назад +13

    Dude! We're so appreciative of this interview. Can't wait!! I remember praying for him.

  • @rociocartes
    @rociocartes 2 дня назад

    This was such a great conversation. So much of what was said about Christians either being silent as to not offend people, and people leaving church because of offence reminds me of John Bevere’s book The Bait of Satan. I highly recommend that book if any of you have never read it. It’s really great. 👍🏼

  • @mr.crayon5355
    @mr.crayon5355 Месяц назад +5

    Yep! Absolutely incredible as expected. Lecrae have you ever or do you think you will ever bring on a “normal” guest once a month or whatever your schedule allows to hear stories from normal people?
    Could do a screening of quick questions to see if the content is something you’d want to do a podcast for and screen people for that chance to participate?

  • @chelseafailla9887
    @chelseafailla9887 Месяц назад +8

    The explanation of growing lion with growing platform was fantastic. Thank you for that

  • @fanatic2003
    @fanatic2003 Месяц назад +10

    Thiiiiiis is a must watch. I love pastor Matt

  • @AntoniaOkafor
    @AntoniaOkafor Месяц назад +8

    Love to see you two together!!! Was at The Village for ten years. Forever my teacher. ❤ Saved at his church in 2009 and never been the same. His view on celebrate recovery (recovery) is hard to find outside of his church. Love to see this!

    • @K.Roughknuckle
      @K.Roughknuckle Месяц назад +1

      Curious what his thoughts are on that ? You have a link?

    • @jackardale1119
      @jackardale1119 Месяц назад

      what is matt's view on celebrate recovery

    • @christalp.5503
      @christalp.5503 Месяц назад

      I’ve been listening to Pastor Matt for years. So happy to see this interview.

  • @yadiravee2766
    @yadiravee2766 5 дней назад +1

    Sooooo good! Thank you both for being obedient to what God has called y’all too. I was reminded to be faithful to GOD in whatever station in life I am in.

  • @mr.crayon5355
    @mr.crayon5355 Месяц назад +6

    Love this brother! Can’t wait to see the response. Your brother in Christ 🖍️

  • @MeetLuminous
    @MeetLuminous Месяц назад +26

    "I came out the womb loving Jesus" that took me out😂😂😂😂

  • @Thewalkhome7
    @Thewalkhome7 23 дня назад

    What an abundance of wisdom and encouragement. For real as a Husband, Father, and Leader in the church this has been such a blessing.

  • @SSLFamilyMom
    @SSLFamilyMom Месяц назад +2

    This was an AMAZING interview. So much wisdom here from a life of faith well-lived. Thank you, gentleman, this was very informative and helpful!

  • @moshnroll507
    @moshnroll507 Месяц назад +6

    Crae needs to do an interview with someone about his own walk and ties with the world.

  • @miquelvillaroel468
    @miquelvillaroel468 Месяц назад +1

    First time seeing this guest and that's maybe because I am a Seventh-Day Adventist but I love him! Really down to earth yet profound🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Exceptional breakdown of what it means to be truly masculine, God be praised 🙏🏽

  • @latanyayarbrough5362
    @latanyayarbrough5362 Месяц назад +6

    Looking forward to this discussion! I like Lecrae and Matt. Both of them have been a blessing to me in my Christian life.

  • @knomadicstone7348
    @knomadicstone7348 Месяц назад +4

    Why was the issue of him stepping down not touched??? I literally watched it so I can understand what was going on with him at that time.

    • @Prosperousfrn2000
      @Prosperousfrn2000 25 дней назад

      Was it during the time he battled cancer?

    • @knomadicstone7348
      @knomadicstone7348 25 дней назад +1

      @@Prosperousfrn2000 I think it had something to do with DMs between him and some woman.

  • @AmbiguousAnthony
    @AmbiguousAnthony Месяц назад +10

    Crae hitting all the hard topics!!!

  • @taylurwithau
    @taylurwithau Месяц назад +1

    Not the purge! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 Hilarious! This was a PHENOMENAL interview! Wow. I really enjoyed hearing from Pastor Chandler. The wisdom....just wow. Thanks for having him on.

  • @TSpoon823
    @TSpoon823 Месяц назад +7

    This is gold. Thanks for bringing Pastor Matt on for sure.

  • @timbridger4681
    @timbridger4681 Месяц назад +19

    Can't wait to hear this one.
    Also, I feel like aspiring Pastors need to spend a tremendous TIME searching God before considering becoming a man of God.
    Like, reading the Word of God in solitude with a free heart and spirit.
    All the greats in the Bible, our Jesus Christ, prophets, even TB Joshua in recent memory, spent years and years being prepared and changed by God's word, before starting their journey.
    But unfortunately, most Pastors, because they "feel" called, they jump straight into teachings and all thongs related. But they just don't have the CHARACTER for it 😭. That's not how this works.
    Besides, the apostles, and all the ones that came after them, were chosen for this. It wasn't exactly the first thing they had in mind for their own lives.
    Peter, believed in Christ, but had to go through many lessons and mistakes and ups and downs before receiving the Holy Spirit. Same thing with his friends at the time.
    Teaching is a thing of the Spirit. And extremely dangerous if not done right and with God's approval and God's dependance on his word.

    • @odomaa1
      @odomaa1 Месяц назад +1

      I think this is society im general. There are many people who fall under the label of “Christian influencers” because they gave their life to Christ and now they want to share it whenever and however they can. I agree, take time to build character but also gain knowledge with wisdom.
      We are zealous but sometimes it’s our zeal that makes us as humans miss the mark

    • @matladiphala7615
      @matladiphala7615 Месяц назад +5

      God qualifies the called. You'll never get to a point where you are super prepared according to "standards"...what's most important is to have a heart after Christ, seek Him daily, but other than that>>30 years in ministry or just 3 years inn...the flesh will continue to do what it does best and there's no boot camp preparation that could qualify you to be in front of thousands. Only Christ was and will forever be the only perfect human. Ours is to rely on the Holy Spirit and answer the call on our lives❤

    • @sjg5994
      @sjg5994 Месяц назад +1

      We must be careful and look at the examples in the Bible...even the life of Christ. We can make excuses that we aren't ready to speak in front if thousands automatically, but He does prepare us with 10, 100, and more before we get there. There is a readiness of character that should be developed before jumping out there and with confirmation of wise godly elders. Also Him qualifying the called is not in the Bible...in any way.

    • @majose7787
      @majose7787 Месяц назад

      TB Joshua was not a man of God, let alone one of the greats. He was a false prophet and a wolf in sheep's clothing.

    • @emekajohn-bz7rf
      @emekajohn-bz7rf Месяц назад

      Have you heard TB Joshua’s story. You think American pastors have scandal. Wait till you hear TB Joshua’s story. The man was an occultist. If you wanna know false prophets TB Joshua was the king of false prophets. Let me not even start.

  • @tammygrace314
    @tammygrace314 4 дня назад

    “One side wants the kingdom but not the King, the other side wants the King but not the kingdom”

  • @xJessiGirlProx
    @xJessiGirlProx Месяц назад +8

    “The left wants the kingdom, but does not want the king. And the right wants the king, but not the kingdom.”
    DAAAANG that hit different
    That’s so true

  • @JesseStevenPollom
    @JesseStevenPollom Месяц назад +1

    Great talk!
    Just because the left and the right are neither perfectly Godly, doesn’t mean they are both equally Godly. The right is obviously more aligned with God’s ideals.

  • @ChristopherMurphy1969
    @ChristopherMurphy1969 26 дней назад

    Great discussion. Really hit on a subject near-and-dear to my heart.
    The real 'elephant in the auditorium' is seeing and understanding the distinction between fans of Jesus and followers of Jesus, from pulpit to pew. This distinction is the foundational difference between Biblically authentic Christianity and the 'churchianity' masquerade parties being thrown in far too many sanctuaries.
    Thank you both for discussing this incredibly important subject.

  • @moneymastery4her54
    @moneymastery4her54 Месяц назад +3

    I agree neither left or right are for us!

  • @amanze
    @amanze Месяц назад +3

    They will sit with any sinner and have a dialogue. But the sin of being on the Right is so great for them to tolerate and sit with.
    Yes, I am talking about Lecrae and Chandler

  • @37YAHWEH
    @37YAHWEH Месяц назад +3

    "I'm gonna let the crickets chirp" Is fire a line

  • @user-vg3oc7ei3l
    @user-vg3oc7ei3l 11 дней назад

    Pastor Matt, you´re such a blessing and light and inspiration!!

  • @elliechav
    @elliechav 13 дней назад +1

    Matt Chandler-Always a real one. May God continue to lead and guide him and protect his family.

  • @betweenthepoints2001
    @betweenthepoints2001 Месяц назад

    It is most certainly not the size of the church! Some have stepped in where they were never called to be….I certainly get how that happens and I love the way you both broke that issue down for us! God bless you both …all glory to God!!!

  • @PlutoForrest
    @PlutoForrest Месяц назад +4

    I cannot wait. I was contemplating asking you to have him on the show. Thank you for this Lecrae!

  • @eroksta1
    @eroksta1 Месяц назад +3

    Really good interview. Keep it up fellas!!!

  • @theplowman_11
    @theplowman_11 Месяц назад +3

    What a great conversation. Thank you guys.

  • @h.k.hiskingdom4961
    @h.k.hiskingdom4961 Месяц назад

    This is Our Moment in the entire History of Mankind. The Body is Rising. We are on the offensive now in love to spread the Victory Contained in Christ. All of Us Together~ Everyday People doing Extraordinary Things. Glory!

  • @chriscollazo9097
    @chriscollazo9097 9 дней назад

    I never clicked a video so fast both these non perfect men have been used by God in a major in my life and love them both very much

  • @angeladaniel4925
    @angeladaniel4925 4 дня назад

    Good interview, lots of nuggets & authentic conversation.

  • @JoseEduardo1594-
    @JoseEduardo1594- Месяц назад +2

    This is the unlikely duo we didn’t know we needed…great conversation

  • @Apol-los
    @Apol-los Месяц назад +17

    Crae, you didn’t need to shame him and he didn’t need to treat it like a PR statement.
    But given what topic was and what he recently went through,
    why didn’t you ask Matt what in his heart led to and what did he learn from his latest Sabbatical?

    • @itscoleperkins
      @itscoleperkins Месяц назад +3

      It’s irrelevant because it was literally the smallest nothing that the media blew out of proportion. The only reason anyone even knew is because of the fantastic ecclesiology of The Village and Matt’s transparency. But the truth is most large church pastors are doing stuff that’s actually immoral all the time but since all of their leaders are yes-men, no one ever finds out.

    • @Apol-los
      @Apol-los Месяц назад +8

      @@itscoleperkins an emotional affair isn’t immoral?
      How do you think Matt’s wife thought about that experience?
      You noticed how I didn’t even get into detail until you tried to minimize it.
      It took eldership 7 months to discipline him over this.
      When judgment came, he took it on the chin and on video apologized to his wife & church.
      He definitely gained my respect for that.
      So why not talk about it here?
      I’m not saying he “needed” to go into graphic detail at all here.
      And understand that Matt has been an encouragement in my faith ever since he’s been a national influence.
      I would have preferred to have never learned about his dirty laundry and only have been told he was gonna go on a Sabbatical.
      The American Church has to grow in actually disciplining celebrity pastors.
      And we need to shut our mouths about what they did when their local circle is disciplining them.
      Bro, and again, it was the LITERAL topic they were discussing. So no…
      I’m not gonna echoe Crae when he was praising his “transparency & vulnerability” when it didn’t get displayed.
      Would have been tough to do.
      I may have lived out the same behavior on both ends.
      But my shallow level commentary is that they missed out on a truly powerful moment for the audience by not actually going to “The Deep End”

    • @itscoleperkins
      @itscoleperkins Месяц назад +3

      @@Apol-los probably so, but the last thing Lecrae should be talking about is morality lol. It’s no surprise that he wouldn’t want to head in the direction of personal stories.

    • @MatthewBDolson
      @MatthewBDolson Месяц назад +1

      I was hoping to hear the same but more so details on their process on finding out, handling the situation and what Matt learned or etc to have that available for other churches to use and maybe model on how they can handle a similar situation. I feel he may have given insight to himself when he described about not killing the lion and then God still using that person and it grows as the church grows and then at a certain point it makes it difficult to address

    • @gregsimmons7981
      @gregsimmons7981 Месяц назад +4

      Agree. Sure seemed like an elephant in the room. If only to say why you’re not going to talk about it, at least bring it up.

  • @michellem543
    @michellem543 Месяц назад +1

    The saddest part is God moves when we as a corporate body move in one accord. The body picking at its own members (parts) is so tragic. The devil is a liar, and I pray we wake up and realize we do not belong to God because we are perfect and right about anything, we belong simply because we Believe in Jesus. I pray this truth unites us all, irrespective of the faults, flaws and issues we could pick at We have the same Beloved, Jesus.
    We are His and He is ours, as such we belong to one another, brothers and sisters in Christ. 1 purpose, to love God and each other such that the World will see & know Him. Do it in and amongst Lord 🙏🏾

  • @worshipprayer8165
    @worshipprayer8165 Месяц назад +1

    Good evening, my Heavenly Father. I'm sorry that I haven't been able to listen to more of your messages today, but I'm here now. I love you, dear God. Thank you for all your blessings, mercy, love, promises, and miracles for my life and future.

  • @chelseafailla9887
    @chelseafailla9887 Месяц назад +3

    I am very excited for this!!!

  • @idrcabtmyusername
    @idrcabtmyusername Месяц назад +1

    Matt Chandler did an impression of Flava Flav explaining the demeanour of the possessed young slave girl who was harassing the apostles. I was pretty much hooked on his style after that. No one is perfect but Matt is faithful.

  • @jasonjemel2133
    @jasonjemel2133 Месяц назад +2

    Thanks for this one bro!!

  • @acissej4400
    @acissej4400 Месяц назад +2

    Great questions, Lecrae! Great convo.

  • @amberbrown2076
    @amberbrown2076 Месяц назад +1

    This was such a good conversation, full of wisdom!

  • @traceyhifo-koloa55
    @traceyhifo-koloa55 Месяц назад +2

    Maybe instead of asking “are megachurches to blame for fallen pastors” we should be asking the people of The Church “who are are you following? The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit, or the Pastor?”
    Jackie Hill Perry said best when she said people worshipping the gifts and not worshipping The Giver.
    The human condition is idolatry, we are misplacing the glory of God by placing it on people. We put Pastors on God’s throne and wonder why they fall - they are human. It’s true to whom much is given, much is required. But when humility is lost on those called to steward in the local churches, they will in fact fall. So we fix our eyes on God and remember not to sit in a seat of judgement. Because in the right circumstances, with certain opportunities and human desire, we too would fall. Being a Christian leader, Pastor or worship leader does not make them immune to sin, it means they have a bigger responsibility to steward and need the grace of God to keep them in humility so that they stay in step with their assignment. They deserve grace as much as we have been given.

  • @go2yourself
    @go2yourself Месяц назад +3

    This is such a good convo!!!

  • @JRod979
    @JRod979 Месяц назад

    This is a great conversation that is needed more within our space.

  • @RFS54321
    @RFS54321 Месяц назад +1

    I have so much more respect for Matt Chandler after hearing this. Very rich conversations. Thank you for sharing.

  • @zluminati8209
    @zluminati8209 Месяц назад +4

    2 great men chopping it up. Refreshing 🙏🏽 Praise God for brothers like y’all.

  • @jdayasmr
    @jdayasmr Месяц назад +2

    THIS WAS INCREDIBLE

  • @BenDowney
    @BenDowney Месяц назад +1

    “The Left wants the Kingdom without the KING,
    The Right wants the KING without the Kingdom”
    Well said, and I would suggest Jesus’s greatest commandment speaks to both sides.

    • @jennifergrizzaffi9578
      @jennifergrizzaffi9578 Месяц назад

      Does that mean the right wants Jesus but not his people? Is the kingdom another way to say culture? Forgive my ignorance.

  • @shapingtheculturepodcast4999
    @shapingtheculturepodcast4999 Месяц назад +1

    Whew! Powerful episode! Lecrae had GREAT questions. Chandler came in with wisdom and vulnerability! Was hooked from beginning to end.

  • @moneymastery4her54
    @moneymastery4her54 Месяц назад +1

    “This is our moment. Don’t sleep on it.” I felt that.

  • @laurenlight4563
    @laurenlight4563 Месяц назад +9

    Matt is in his “I don’t care about popularity, I’m spitting truth” era

  • @shelby8668
    @shelby8668 Месяц назад +1

    "This is an underwater question, but I know you can swim." How is he spitting like that off the cuff?? This interview was incredible from start to finish. Thank you Pastor Matt for punching me in the face in an appropriate way.

  • @TheSportsandFilmFellowship
    @TheSportsandFilmFellowship Месяц назад +1

    That era with Jefferson Bethke, Judah Smith, Mike Todd, Carl Lentz, Matt Chandler was GOLD at the time. I would watch them but it’s sad what happened to Todd spitting on mans face basically and then Carl.

  • @arianabruzzese1488
    @arianabruzzese1488 Месяц назад

    What an interesting conversation! I love the direction this podcast is taking and Lecrae is a great interviewer

  • @RobbieLeib
    @RobbieLeib 13 дней назад +1

    Two men i used to admire that went woke during summer of love (BLM). Before I waste an hour, do they address this at all?

  • @InTheRecoveryRoom
    @InTheRecoveryRoom Месяц назад +3

    This interview was so PROFOUND and INSIGHTFUL…

  • @ATownFam24
    @ATownFam24 Месяц назад +1

    Great discussion. Love both of y’all!

  • @nataliewalters2759
    @nataliewalters2759 Месяц назад

    This was so good! I loved so much hear Matt’s view politically abs it’s not what you would expect . It’s all about Jesus at the end of the day and loving others into the kingdom .

  • @amandasmith5344
    @amandasmith5344 Месяц назад

    I had to send this to my dad who is a small town pastor because he reminds me of Matt so much. This was my favorite interview yet Lecrae! Thank you!

  • @Apol-los
    @Apol-los Месяц назад +2

    Funny The Village was initially classified as a “cult” by someone in Denton for Crae.
    But here in Lubbock, there’s a pastor who was a couple years younger in education for the seminary Matt went to.
    But Matt personally had a sit down meeting with this Lubbock pastor over if a group he was hosting was a cult 😂
    Matt agreed it wasn’t a cult.
    They just got deemed that because they would meet up multiple times a week and cared about holiness.
    The religious can’t handle “zeal” 😎💪🏻

  • @Dlite808
    @Dlite808 Месяц назад +1

    “Jesus wants the rose” absolutely shook me. Young ppl, please go watch that Matt Chandler clip 🤍

  • @quincykennedy4386
    @quincykennedy4386 Месяц назад +3

    “90’s Pistons” was a great metaphor to that group of pastors he’s referencing. Some heavy hitters. Most of them participated on The Elephant Room

  • @danielleday9856
    @danielleday9856 29 дней назад

    If a system keeps failing over and over again, its time to change the system.

  • @carlosalastra226
    @carlosalastra226 Месяц назад +3

    Thank you Lord this so good

  • @tygoldsmith8896
    @tygoldsmith8896 Месяц назад

    Great interview. Never heard of this gentleman before and now I'm curious to learn more.

  • @daneesledge1626
    @daneesledge1626 Месяц назад +3

    29:42 Can we please just retire the whole “we’re going to be falsely accused” turning pastors in to victims thing? Do you know how not to be accused, don’t be abusive? And the irony of this coming from the man who has worked very hard to become a very rich and very famous pastor who is known for covering up abuse and victim shaming from the pulpit. If you’re a pastor it’s because you applied for a job and men like chandler work hard to carefully curate their social media presence, deleting and blocking anyone who even asks questions. You know why he’s not on Twitter? Because you can’t delete comments of people who disagree with you. There is not an epidemic of falsely accused pastors. That is a lie that they use to go to DARVO in a system where these men center abusers and dismiss victims.

  • @darrellmitchell4293
    @darrellmitchell4293 Месяц назад +1

    When he said “yall stay away from this ministry called the Village” I know exactly who’s voice he’s referencing 😂

  • @dannymcmullan9375
    @dannymcmullan9375 28 дней назад +5

    First off, Matt is a fallen pastor. He is woke. Many have left His church because of it. So it is ironic having a convo with a fallen pastor about fallen pastors. Second, the reason there are fallen pastors is because there aren't supposed to be pastors in the first place. At least not in the roll they play in todays church. Churches are to have elders, "plural", and deacons, "plural". Not, a pastor who leads the church or a head pastor. The two offices of the church are elders or bishop. And deacons. There is no such thing as the office of pastor in scripture. "Pastor" is a gift. Just like teacher or prophet. There can be bishops who have the gift of pastoring, but they are all called to pastor the church. It is a gift and an action. Not a position or office. According to scripture the churches were set up with bishops. Never one guy leading a church. That is why they fall. They are out of Gods order and design for the church. And we all know what happens when we go outside of God's order. Trouble.

  • @RegularHunter
    @RegularHunter Месяц назад

    This is the content I need. Love Matt Chandler

  • @striving1
    @striving1 28 дней назад

    Thats deep what he said. We often hold churches and Gods people to a higer standard and we ahould at the same time knowing that they are human.

  • @anac.4280
    @anac.4280 Месяц назад +1

    Good convo! Just a note, the "mmm" every 1 minute is very loud and distracting 😅

  • @kwabenadebrah3213
    @kwabenadebrah3213 Месяц назад

    Such a great conversation!

  • @ShirleyLaTour
    @ShirleyLaTour Месяц назад

    This is a great conversation. I am interested to hear what Pastor will say for those of us that KNOW neither party is for God or the people but feel like we should vote this election.

  • @Vesta0831
    @Vesta0831 Месяц назад +1

    Oh this is about to be good. Texas stand up !