Longing for More - Nate Sala's Story
1:06:12
Excluding God - Dr  Dan Mizell’s Story
1:10:49
God Showed Up - Jon Wilke's Story
57:09
Out of Darkness  - Chris Adam's Story
1:25:25
Пікірлер
@federicoeslava6696
@federicoeslava6696 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing
@TheGetR.E.A.LPodcast
@TheGetR.E.A.LPodcast 4 күн бұрын
I would love to share the testimony God has given me. 29 arrests, radically saved and delivered in 2001.
@CSLewisInstitute
@CSLewisInstitute 2 күн бұрын
Reach out to us at exskeptic.org/contact/
@DianeLaidlaw-nd5yk
@DianeLaidlaw-nd5yk 8 күн бұрын
The Living Jesus is still on His mission to save us and He fights for us and pursues us. I truly believe that Jesus was guiding you to faith and also guiding you through Christians that were open to Him using them to witness to you. Halleluja that He never gives up on us.
@DianeLaidlaw-nd5yk
@DianeLaidlaw-nd5yk 8 күн бұрын
God continue to bless you, Daniel. I'm so excited for you and your journey going forward. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm hoping that some of my family members will hear this and give some thought to their beliefs.
@Bill_Garthright
@Bill_Garthright 9 күн бұрын
Heh, heh. I love these "former atheist" videos. I don't know if any of them are true or not, and I don't care. I'm an atheist because I've never seen even *one* piece of good evidence, specific enough and in enough detail that I can judge it for myself, that any of your gods - the gods various theists claim exist - are actually real, rather than just imaginary. That's it. *I don't believe you, because you don't seem to have anything distinguishable from wishful-thinking backing up your religious claims.* Again, that's it. Now, it would probably take more than one to convince me, sure. But *one specific example* would be a nice start. And when you don't have even *one,* I can't even take your religious beliefs _seriously,_ let alone believe that stuff myself. The rest of this is just silly. I don't _care_ if someone else used to be an atheist. That's a very popular claim among theists, of course. Apparently, you think that matters (although almost all of those people - Christian and Muslim alike - admit that they just returned to the religion of their childhood). Well, it doesn't matter to me, one way or another. Why would it? Atheism can't get you to "objective morality"? Um,... OK, so what? Theism can't, either, as far as I can tell, but... so what? Do you have anything _other_ than word-games backing up your claims? The "logical flaws of atheism"? Heh, heh. What's "logically flawed" about me not believing you? Stories aren't always true. Claims aren't always true. If you've got nothing distinguishable from wishful-thinking backing up your claims, how _can_ I believe you? _You_ don't automatically believe every claim you hear, do you? Only the ones you _want_ to be true, I suppose? _"Former atheist Daniel was seeking substantive answers to his looming questions that simple faith did not seem to provide. Propelled into a godless worldview, he became passionately convinced that atheism provided the clarity and answers he needed."_ Heh, heh. Can't you see how funny that whole thing is? That's like a parody of religious thinking. It's so dumb, it's hilarious! I mean, obviously, I don't know if it's true or not, but it's so ridiculously clueless, it's funny. First, poor old Daniel was raised Christian. Well, of course he was. He was indoctrinated with this stuff as a child. And you know, it's not even _slightly_ surprising that he believes the same religion as an adult that he was taught to believe as a child. That's _normal._ That's almost always how it works. (Yes, converts exist - in every direction - but they're relatively rare.) Now, I disagree about faith not being able to answer questions. Faith can answer _anything,_ as long as you don't care whether or not the answer is true. Oh, you said "substantive answers." OK, who knows? That's subjective. But, in general, answers are easy as long as you don't care whether or not the answer is _true._ But atheism providing "the clarity and answers" he wanted? Heh, heh. What are you _talking_ about? Atheism is just the lack of belief in a god or gods. Does your lack of belief in magic leprechauns provide "the clarity and answers" _you_ want? I'm sorry, but this is just _so_ silly.
@cptrikester2671
@cptrikester2671 9 күн бұрын
Just more rhetoric from an atheist. I have NEVER heard a convincing argument for atheism, yours included. The final destination is your choice.
@Theo_Skeptomai
@Theo_Skeptomai 9 күн бұрын
​@@cptrikester2671 As an atheist, why would I need to present a formal argument to justify my rational position of atheism - to suspend any acknowledgment as to the reality of any particular god until sufficient credible evidence is presented? Please explain.
@cptrikester2671
@cptrikester2671 9 күн бұрын
@Theo_Skeptomai what would you consider to be a presentation of credible evidence? I suspect that any evidence will be rejected on the premise of it not being considered credible. The eternal skeptic without explaining your worldview. It's all in your handle / user name.
@Theo_Skeptomai
@Theo_Skeptomai 9 күн бұрын
@cptrikester2671 Great question. Sufficient credible evidence would convince me. I will define these criteria, beginning with the term 'evidence'. 'Evidence' is ANY presentation that substantiates the truth of a claim. 'Credible evidence' is that which is verifiable for validity, accuracy, and authenticity. 'Sufficient credible evidence' is that which can, and WILL, convince me as to the truth of a claim.
@cptrikester2671
@cptrikester2671 9 күн бұрын
@Theo_Skeptomai I recommend watching and following James Warner Wallace. Cold case detective that wanted to know if Christianity could be true. He has done a lengthy investigation into the evidence. If you are willing to accept that, great. If you are not willing to accept that information as evidence, may the Lord help you.
@45414
@45414 11 күн бұрын
Stay until the end. Great video. 👍🏿
@jonah9861
@jonah9861 13 күн бұрын
Either Christ, or wallowing in mud.
@truincanada
@truincanada 17 күн бұрын
Thank you for this testament of Grace Dr. 😊❤
@truincanada
@truincanada 17 күн бұрын
Science continues to confirm God's existence. It is and always will be a symbiotic relationship of knowledge discovered dovetailing with Gods Word in Scripture and in nature. The two books are confirmed with humans scientific endeavoring to seek Truth for those who need that kind of confirmation .
@truincanada
@truincanada 19 күн бұрын
Enjoying Tactics very much. 😊
@truincanada
@truincanada 21 күн бұрын
Great course. Is this equal to a certificate or diploma or neither. Please revert.
@truincanada
@truincanada 22 күн бұрын
Very much enjoying this course. Thank you Dr
@truincanada
@truincanada 22 күн бұрын
Great logic.
@truincanada
@truincanada 22 күн бұрын
Thank you Art. Great Apologetics foundation. Especially the Buddhism solution of decapitation desire vs the purification of desire in God. Gold standard there. Leave Buddhism behind right there sir. Great great teaching. Thank you!
@JuanitaAlvarez-d8f
@JuanitaAlvarez-d8f 24 күн бұрын
Thank you! I truly enjoyed this! ❤
@destroyingsin
@destroyingsin Ай бұрын
Fair
@geraldarcuri9307
@geraldarcuri9307 Ай бұрын
The drum set in the background give me pause, especially since there is no sound containment surrounding them. That said, this was a very worthwhile message. Evangelicalism in North America is slipping into a bourgeois, non- introspective, anti-intellectual, consumerist form of fundamentalism. Thinking is anathema. It is threatening to the status-quo.
@bonniecorson3358
@bonniecorson3358 Ай бұрын
My son was really touched by Come Jesus Come! It brought him closer to the Lord before he passed away in March!
@Reefahholic
@Reefahholic Ай бұрын
Great video! Thx! 🙏🏼 💯✅ Job’s story has helped me many times. I thank God for the Bible, and being able to read the painful stories that happen to many people before us. Before the printing press in the 1500’s…nobody had a Bible to draw on. We are blessed today! Thank you Jesus!
@rickydettmer2003
@rickydettmer2003 Ай бұрын
She doesn’t like mere Christianity!!!!! Heretic. lol jk
@lauraschmuck5565
@lauraschmuck5565 Ай бұрын
This has given me so much comfort. Just what I needed to hear because I have been struggling with unrelenting chronic nerve and muscle pain for years, but in the last 2 years I had been wishing God would take me home. I did not take care of my body over the years, suffering with anorexia since age 12 and I am 51 now and still struggle with this sin. I have gotten angry with God because I cannot do this on my own and I was thinking, where is His grace to help me through this suffering. Why??? Then I was thinking this is just punishment for the years of trying to control my own life. Feeling hopeless and then having daily panic attacks. I need to hold on and not let my pain and suffering get in the way of my relationship with the Lord. I had stopped praying for healing and just thought that this is my fault, so God will not help or heal me.
@susankolb1445
@susankolb1445 Ай бұрын
Thank you @Jennifer Rothschild for shifting and broadening the question.
@annchovey2089
@annchovey2089 Ай бұрын
What an inspirational woman! Lovely.
@glyndaobryan2039
@glyndaobryan2039 Ай бұрын
Faith & abiding in His Presence.
@philtheo
@philtheo 2 ай бұрын
Matthew Mullins says he's not a biblical scholar, but a literary critic and a literature professor. Of course that's true. However, like CS Lewis, I think Mullins brings an insightful literary eye - intelligence and knowledge and experience - to bear on how to read and understand and love the Bible. Indeed, if I can say so humbly and respectfully, most biblical scholars don't do what Mullins does; most biblical scholars don't have a proper taste for the literary aspects of Scripture. In this respect, it's very helpful to read Mullins' book Enjoying the Bible, then move onto reading books in the field of biblical theology. Biblical theology is primarily about tracing the main storyline of redemption along with many other storylines (e.g. the temple, atonement, the Messiah) across a book or books of the Bible or across the entire Bible. For example, biblical theology looks at how the story of redemption unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. As such, Mullins' book complements the biblical theological work of scholars like Don Carson, Tom Schreiner, Greg Beale, T. Desmond Alexander, L. Michael Morales, Mitchell Chase, Jim Hamilton, Graeme Goldsworthy, and others. Mullins' book whets one's appetite for knowing and living and loving the Word of God. May Mullins prove a blessing to many! 😊 Edit. A good next book to read after Mullins' Enjoying the Bible is The Dawning of Redemption: The Story of the Pentateuch and the Hope of the Gospel by Ian Vaillancourt. 😊
@houstonbradford9350
@houstonbradford9350 2 ай бұрын
That joke about cloning Luis and Tolkien, and bringing them back to life made me absolutely lose it😂😂😂😭😭😭 so funny, it’s so against what either of them would probably want. 😂
@betzaidadurkin2694
@betzaidadurkin2694 2 ай бұрын
Yeshua is on the move
@shagadad1
@shagadad1 2 ай бұрын
Excellent interview with one of my favorite authors Peter Kreeft. I agree that Mere Christianity had a big impact on growing my Christian faith.
@jdawg2309
@jdawg2309 2 ай бұрын
Translation: Christ is on the move
@cynthiakleyn-kennedy5881
@cynthiakleyn-kennedy5881 2 ай бұрын
Great interview! Thank you.
@Gayla-rt8iu
@Gayla-rt8iu 2 ай бұрын
Amen-love this testimony ❤️To God be all the Glory!
@Stealthkiller17
@Stealthkiller17 2 ай бұрын
This was very insightful! Thank you so much!
@kendel8695
@kendel8695 3 ай бұрын
I so appreciate you and your testimony ❤️ God continue to bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏
@angelinafattal3446
@angelinafattal3446 3 ай бұрын
come jesus come!
@OwenSebastian-o9k
@OwenSebastian-o9k 3 ай бұрын
😊😊😊
@youngchulsung975
@youngchulsung975 3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your sharing.
@genepietro7692
@genepietro7692 3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for providing this excellent commentary. It was exactly what was needed for this poor layman to firmly grasp the profound essence of this masterful work of Lewis. Lewis was so gifted in his ability to share his vast intellectual understandings with the common man. In the same way Michael's vast knowledge of Lewis and his work has made The Abolition of Man accessible to me. Like Lewis, ya got the gift brother! With sincere gratitude, brother gene❤
@πατριχορ
@πατριχορ 3 ай бұрын
Thank you for uploading. This is awesome and helpful stuff!
@ChroniclesofaRunawayBride
@ChroniclesofaRunawayBride 3 ай бұрын
Sheesh, didn't know I'd end a course crying! Thank you for ending with this particular lesson and story. It truly is the summation of why we believe, and why our faith is worth defending.
@fawest2055
@fawest2055 3 ай бұрын
what do you mean by nice is a pun for those who doesn't know in the min 15
@pamreed8861
@pamreed8861 3 ай бұрын
Just discovered you for such a time as this. My grown son sounds like you. We just found out 1 short year ago he has been on meth since a very young age. Please pray for him to come back to Christ. He’s now 34 🙏
@jackiewilliams4298
@jackiewilliams4298 4 ай бұрын
Wonderful testimony ❤❤ Praise God 🙏🙏
@lynnmcintosh
@lynnmcintosh 4 ай бұрын
Yes. TY
@lynnmcintosh
@lynnmcintosh 4 ай бұрын
Amen shepherds. TY have a great day.
@jiyounglee6150
@jiyounglee6150 4 ай бұрын
i am so happy i found you...😊
@austinnaber9914
@austinnaber9914 4 ай бұрын
Is there a transcription of this video series anywhere?
@golomozyy
@golomozyy 4 ай бұрын
Such an insightful interview. Please make more similar. Especially now in the era of Generative AI and ChatGPT.
@amylou8319
@amylou8319 4 ай бұрын
How does this only have 500 views and 2 comments? This man has an amazing testimony and can help so many lost souls to find Christ💙. God bless him and his family while he does God’s work here.