The Gospel of Sin Management
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@SKumar-bj2ud
@SKumar-bj2ud 2 күн бұрын
Watching from India. Great Discussion
@Thinkabout777
@Thinkabout777 5 күн бұрын
You can be enlightened and taste of the power to come, But You cant be saved and filled with the Holy Ghost and hate Jesus!!!!! Impossible
@wolves201
@wolves201 7 күн бұрын
The new feature ‘insights’ tab has been in use with Olive Tree for years.
@LanceJRoberts
@LanceJRoberts 7 күн бұрын
Subscription is NOT more affordable. I was going to gift a copy to someone in the Philippines, but don't want to burden them with the ongoing cost.
@logosbibletraining
@logosbibletraining 14 күн бұрын
Thank you for this, Wes!
@WorkSmart-w4x
@WorkSmart-w4x 14 күн бұрын
When we fornicate we break the covenant we have with God and open doors for all type of demonic force to enter the body. It is a very dangerous sin with deadly spiritual consequences. You become one with the person you fornicate with and every demonic force on that person can transfer to you. Fornicating can be the reason why one struggles with lust, pornography, masturbation, depression or whatever demon the other person carried. To get rid of this problem, one must renounce all these demonic force and get deliverance. Best way to do that is through fasting. I am shocked that this topic is rarely preach in the churches.
@BrotherJasonLove
@BrotherJasonLove 15 күн бұрын
My name is Brother Jason Love. I am a young preacher from Missouri. I am currently working on starting a series of interviews called the Young Preacher Podcast. Where we talk about the problems young preachers will face and are facing in today’s world. I would love to come to you for an interview. Please let me know your thoughts!
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian 14 күн бұрын
Thanks, Jason! I would love to see if we could make that happen. I will send you a private message.
@Kra-ri6fd
@Kra-ri6fd 16 күн бұрын
I have been struggling with feelings of condemnation for times in my life where I backslid. Now that I look back on those times I was usually struggling with depression at the time. I get so upset and filled with anxiety when these feelings of condemnation come on me. I have been walking on the right path for four years now and have changed in ways I never would have thought possible. In my times of extreme anxiety over the thought of losing my salvation, I pray for comforting and it seems like every single time, the Holy Spirit comforts me in bold ways. One time I prayed that my heart was troubled and to please be patient with me for asking comfort again, and to please make it bold because I don't want to forget again. The next day I was watching a pastor I trust online (there are only a couple I trust!) And his walk through the Bible teaching happened to come on verses and chapters that led him to talk about having a "troubled heart". Towards the end of the service he said, "you might want to pray a prayer something like this..." then he practically repeated my silent prayer back to me. It can't get much bolder than that. I still have times when I'm troubled. Mostly when I read comment sections of KZbin videos over Hebrews 6. Some "christians" love to suck all the hope out of anyone they possible can it seems. I panick for a bit but then think on the 4 or 5 times so far that I have been boldly comforted by the Holy Spirit. Hopefully a day will come when I stop panicking every time I see someone tell others that there is no hope for the once back slidden. Sometimes fully giving our lives over to Christ isn't a smooth process and it's likely do to past trauma. But God obviously didn't let me go and walked me through the process of healing. God is gracious and full of mercy towards those who truly seek him in repentance and are washed by the blood of Jesus!
@TheCaptain773
@TheCaptain773 20 күн бұрын
We literally do everything in the name of Jesus, but somehow baptism is different? Crazy work
@jwoldner3926
@jwoldner3926 24 күн бұрын
😊you think you think .you love the sound of your on voice just like a woman
@jwoldner3926
@jwoldner3926 24 күн бұрын
When you gona talk about it wordswordswords nothing said Must be a preacher
@jwoldner3926
@jwoldner3926 24 күн бұрын
Quit talking and getto it
@honestconversations8620
@honestconversations8620 25 күн бұрын
What processor are you running on your mac?
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian 24 күн бұрын
Apple M3
@EngineerRon
@EngineerRon 27 күн бұрын
I've been using Logos Bible Software for about 1.5 years now. I'm a previous Logos 10 Baptist Gold owner and a current Logos Pro subscriber. I'm a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher. The software has been an invaluable resource for me in helping conduct research for my adult bible study lessons. I've used the Atlas feature, for example, to show Paul's missionary journeys when teaching from the book of Acts. My most surprising use, was just one week ago for my youngest daughter's wedding. I used the Sermon Builder to write my "Father of the Bride" speech. This was wonderful in allowing me to easily integrate bible passages and do research for my speech. I also used the "Preaching Mode" on my iPad mini 6 to deliver the speech at the wedding. I highly recommend this software to anyone who is serious in their pursuit of studying the bible, and especially anyone who is a leader (teacher or preacher).
@quentinhathcock5848
@quentinhathcock5848 27 күн бұрын
Thanks Wes i learned alot
@christopherflux6254
@christopherflux6254 28 күн бұрын
For the most part Yes. Stoicism is a philosophical approach to life, so you don’t need to adopt every single idea within it. There only conflict I’ve encountered is classical Stoicism thought on Anger. The Bible implies that Anger can be just and righteous. The Stoics however don’t think Anger can be productive.
@alexvance09
@alexvance09 Ай бұрын
Powerful discussion ❤
@Fede_uyz
@Fede_uyz Ай бұрын
Upon learning about Stoic physics and logic (not only ethics, which is the final "advise") i believe its compatible. Stoics propose there is an Active agent and a passive agent. The Active agent is that which creates and gives form, its fully powerful to take the passive and affect it. Something like basically God. The Stoic sage is someone who is fully entuned with Nature and what did happen, what does happen and what will happen. An ideal person who speaks only in truth, fully perfect truth because he knowns perfectly how the gods' operate and move the world..... This is Jesus. Jesus would be a stoic sage. And so much more. Of course how Zeno of cyprus and early greek stoica or even how Marcus aurelius and later roman stoics talk about the Gods and Zeus is not compatible, but the ideas are. Same with things like wealth and fame. Stoics taught that a good life is one lived in virtue, and peace, wealth, fame, renown etc. are neutral to it. So wealth is nice to have sure, but its not something to chase after and make it your goal. Likewise Jesus taught that having wealth was not a good nor bad thing, but the love of money was.
@r-platt
@r-platt Ай бұрын
Why must I suffer all day every single day of my life? God offers healing but you say it's wrong. Why? Using the creation of Adam and Eve is dishonest. When they were cast out of Eden disease and deformity became possible. The body we have now cannot possibly be God's desire for us. It's the product of a fallen world.
@SherryDolan
@SherryDolan Ай бұрын
Praying, .reading scripture , singing praises to God. Reaching out to others with invitation for Bible study or worship services
@SherryDolan
@SherryDolan Ай бұрын
Thank you. Listened thanksgiving morning ❤
@SherryDolan
@SherryDolan Ай бұрын
Again !!!!!❤. Needed this
@YUDITHMARTINEZ-b2v
@YUDITHMARTINEZ-b2v Ай бұрын
Our God wants us to be grateful 🙏🙏
@YUDITHMARTINEZ-b2v
@YUDITHMARTINEZ-b2v Ай бұрын
When you are grateful and you have a journal to be grateful as every day practice is easy to be grateful for me is a discipline to seat and be grateful to our awesome God 🙏
@estherrodriguez9100
@estherrodriguez9100 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much my beloved brother Wes for teaching us. I love you so much.
@billdayton7968
@billdayton7968 Ай бұрын
Luke 9:23 desiring to follow Jesus takes a denial on our part everyday taking up our cross daily then we can follow Him.
@christychester1713
@christychester1713 Ай бұрын
Oh so good! I have jotted notes all over scrap paper I could reach at the moment. 😁 When we see the gift, we see the Giver … even during the times our physical eyes can’t see the gift, and we have to rely on our “faith eyes” to see Him. 😊 One of the many points that jumped out at me this morning, “We don’t grow more like Jesus by accident”. Yes… spiritual discipline helps our spiritual “muscle memory” to react more easily in the ways of Jesus. Thanks for this podcast today! 😊
@theroad8365
@theroad8365 Ай бұрын
Thanks, Wes - I purchased Logos about a month ago and was unhappy with the product. I've been using free versions for the past 20 years, so this was initially unfamiliar and unwieldy. This video helped immensely! Hud
@henareririnui3796
@henareririnui3796 Ай бұрын
Yes Noah was found righteous in Gods eyes but he was not God and Ham's descendents were cursed from Canaan to today because of Noahs sin of drunkeness which lead to unrighteous anger and cursing. Canaan's descendents were the arch enemy of their cousins the Jews who were Shems descendents. Slavery of the african peoples was as a result of misinterpretation of this scripture justifying that black people were cursed be servant of servants and slave of slaves. Jesus broke all curses on the cross redeemed by his blood and sanctified by the word of his testimony.
@shaneball2358
@shaneball2358 Ай бұрын
Wow, what a wonderful gift this has been. I wanted to hear more from Dr. Rubel. I could just sit and soak up his knowledge. The way both of you have presented the information is lined with empathy, compassion, and grace AND with scholarly evidence of God's call in aligning with His good and perfect plan for us to flourish. I want to hear more.
@r-platt
@r-platt Ай бұрын
They push conformity to this world over conforming to God's kingdom. They don't understand what it means to be trans so their reasoning is distorted from the truth.
@jasminebay4707
@jasminebay4707 Ай бұрын
Christ
@jasminebay4707
@jasminebay4707 Ай бұрын
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@natalieconner2086
@natalieconner2086 Ай бұрын
So incredibly thankful to hear these specific concepts discussed! Words I feel like I've waited to hear, as a sister growing up in the church. God's Spirit, and mercies are mind blowing. That grace that I feel has always escaped my understanding. I will be sharing this alot! Thank you brothers!
@jamesisenberg5909
@jamesisenberg5909 Ай бұрын
The Blueprint Theology has created a lot of fear in people because we've presented it as something that must be done in order to maintain salvation. In other words, salvation is not based on the finished work of Christ but on our ability to correctly determine (and then maintain) what the Bible teaches. This has expressed itself by teaching, albeit indirectly, that salvation comes by being in the right church. The church is the result of being in Christ, not the means of being in Christ.
@ruthgodfrey6955
@ruthgodfrey6955 Ай бұрын
I'm looking for answers about binding, and loosed,
@USA-CIA-NED_ProxyDeathSquadOps
@USA-CIA-NED_ProxyDeathSquadOps Ай бұрын
Noah's routine new nakedness was his drunken (post-flood new wine chemistry that created alcohol) neglect of his awareness that his son Ham was sexually active with Noah's wife, Ham's mother; and she gave birth to Canaan, without Noah's realization till much later Ham needed to cover his tracks by getting his other brothers to cover his father's nakedness, that is, cover Ham's sexual activities with Ham's mother, Noah's wife in effect, Canaan, whilst Ham's youngest and last son, was not Noah's own, by his own wife, but by Ham's incest with Ham's mother, and in effect, Canaan was essentially a half-brother to Ham, Shem, and Japheth Noah's "nakedness" exposed, was Ham's affair with Noah's wife, mother to Ham, and his last son Canaan, as well as mother to both Ham's brothers: Shem and Japheth Ham's last son, Canaan, was born from his own mother, his father's wife, instead of born from Ham's own wife Ham's other older sons were born from Ham's own wife, but not his last one; having taken advantage of Noah's new drunken habits, and had a d'alliance/affair with his mother, his father's wife this is a possible explanation, regarding Canaan, without expressing the explicit situation of maternal incest Ham set the pattern for maternal incest which may have affected his other older sons, such Cush, and his son, Nimrod, and his mother, Semiramis, as recorded in profane (non-biblical) history
@deanne.m.sanderson
@deanne.m.sanderson 2 ай бұрын
Is Billy related to Jim McGuiggan?
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian Ай бұрын
Yes, Jim is his uncle
@deanne.m.sanderson
@deanne.m.sanderson Ай бұрын
@RadicallyChristian thank you. Great lesson.
@abilenemtman
@abilenemtman 2 ай бұрын
Yes! That worry and judgement .. I'm judging them for what I think they are thinking of me!! That is so wrong on so many levels!
@abilenemtman
@abilenemtman 2 ай бұрын
My favorite lament: "More Holiness Give Me".. can't sing this enough!😊
@DerKirchenhocker
@DerKirchenhocker 2 ай бұрын
So now it’s Christ plus Stoicism?
@handystoic
@handystoic 2 ай бұрын
One lives in accordance with nature. The other lives in accordance with the supernatural.
@LME5678
@LME5678 2 ай бұрын
I love this discussion! Unfortunately, in most congregations, these postures in prayer and singing are not acceptable. I hope this changes. And, yes, worship is not just Sunday!
@dawncarson4780
@dawncarson4780 2 ай бұрын
In Need …a lament for me.
@estherrodriguez9100
@estherrodriguez9100 2 ай бұрын
I used to do that months ago. It is a beautiful feeling. My brother Wes, thank you so much. I give God thanks for you every single day, because the way you teach and love God. The world needs more christians like you. I love you so much in the love of God brother Wes.
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian 2 ай бұрын
What a kind word of encouragement! Thank you so much! Have a blessed day!
@SherryDolan
@SherryDolan 2 ай бұрын
Loved this!!!! Do you listen to Christian songs with musical accompaniment? As a Church member I’ve wondered as I do enjoy it in my home and and car. Not in worship service. Your thoughts?
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian 2 ай бұрын
I do now. I didn't for a very long time. That is a very recent change for me.
@SherryDolan
@SherryDolan 2 ай бұрын
@@RadicallyChristian I like Josiah Queens songs but he could totally do it without instruments and it would be great
@eveyjd
@eveyjd 2 ай бұрын
Ham was wrong but Noah cursing is mistake of him. That teach us to be careful with our words cause our words may bring blessings and curses especially to our children.
@jone5346
@jone5346 2 ай бұрын
So thankful for this episode brother. It’s been a great one to share with others I love as a good starting place for healthier dialogue. I particularly like how it was emphasized we all have this in common. For us to truly grow we have to start here in genuine self reflection.
@markbailey2645
@markbailey2645 2 ай бұрын
A very hearty discussion that gives me some healthy challenges. Thank you ❤️
@by-fate-but-by-choice
@by-fate-but-by-choice 2 ай бұрын
I wonder if there is a point at which we need to reject doctrines or if we are obligated to listen to all of them. This seems like it would be an impossible task given how many different (and conflicting) ideas there are. If we are to remain steadfast in something, we must then believe that it is the correct doctrine.
@RadicallyChristian
@RadicallyChristian 2 ай бұрын
That is likely why summary statements of the Gospel, or "Christ hymns," became so important in the early church and why later creeds were developed. There are some core fundamental doctrines that need to be settled in our minds. These are issues on which we must not entertain any contradictory ideas. However, sometimes we ourselves might not understand even these fundamental doctrines correctly and when someone tries to help us understand them better, we reject their instruction because we are unwilling to consider any new information. All of this is why we have to be so fully invested in Jesus that we are humble enough to keep learning the way of Christ more perfectly and completely.
@christychester1713
@christychester1713 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this conversation. Helpful. 👍🏻👍🏻😊
@G-Pie
@G-Pie 2 ай бұрын
I like stoicism and feel like its compatable. But also feel like christinas should keep 1 cortithians 8 in mind and not indulge in things if it will make our brothers stray from faith.
@dotfish8436
@dotfish8436 2 ай бұрын
I have watched the Chosen. Is it a sin to view images of Christ?