This helped me so much! Merry Christmas!!!

Amen

Hi Katie!

Ok so no hate at all but I believe as a Christian that it can be hard being a Christian is hard and we don't know God's will only he does so it may be confusing

Yes about the lord AMEN 🙏

It is a huge sin to call Jesus just a man, no less a sin and heresy to call Him just God, knowing that in the flesh He is a man. This means that the Jew is the Son of David, the lion of the tribe of Judah and the King of Judah. Without reading the Scriptures, one can be saved from realizing one's own sin and understanding the saving mission of Jesus as God and the Son of God. We know of many cases when illiterate people accepted Him into their hearts through simple stories about Jesus. But it is impossible to fully receive sanctification, it is impossible to realize the way of Jesus and His teaching without realizing that this teaching was uttered in the words of a Jew. Whoever knows Christ, he will serve Him in the same way. If we have come to know Him at a basic, elementary level, that He is the redeemer, the promised Messiah, and have stopped there, then we will serve Him at a basic level. And if we delve into Jewish culture, into Hebrew, analyze the prophetic feasts of the Lord, look for parallels in the Tanakh and the New Testament, then Jesus opens up to us in a completely different way. Jesus was the Christ, but He was not a Christian. Jesus did not start Christianity. Jesus lived and died a devout Jew. Christianity emerged after His death as an offshoot of Judaism, which eventually split off and became a separate religion. The beliefs and practices of this religion differ from Judaism, but are still rooted in it. Jesus never separated himself from his Jewish heritage. As a Jew, He was circumcised on the 8th day; a month after His birth, He went through the rite of redemption of the firstborn. He observed Passover. He was in Jerusalem twice for the Sukkot holiday and at the Temple for Hanukkah. As usual, he attended the synagogue and, on at least one occasion, was invited to speak about what is today known as haftarah (additional reading from the Prophets and Scriptures to the weekly chapter of the Torah, Luke 4:16). "And he came to Nazareth, where he was brought up, and entered, as usual On the Sabbath day, he went to the synagogue, and got up to read." And now think about whether a person who opposes the Sabbath (Shabbat), against the law on clean and unclean food, can be admitted to the synagogue and given the right to read from the Scriptures? In His teaching, He emphasized Jewish values such as reverence for parents and charity. Nevertheless, Jesus expressed disagreement with some Jewish traditions and with some Pharisees and Sadducees. This is why some ironically refer to Jesus as the "first reform Jew." He healed people on Shabbat, while others, due to a distorted understanding of the Torah, considered healing unacceptable on the day of rest. He spoke and taught with an authority that no rabbi dared to do so with. All these disputes, however, took place within the framework of first-century Judaism. There was no other format of faith. Scholars and theologians debate exactly which branch of Judaism Jesus represented, but it was Judaism anyway. At that time there was nothing with the name "Christianity". Jesus had an intra-religious family conflict with representatives of Pharisaism, but when Christians, knowing nothing about the culture and religion of the Jewish people, look at this dispute and conflict through the prism of their Christian beliefs, it seems to them that Jesus breaks all connection with his people, Judaism and founds a new religion. Jesus was the rabbi - teacher of Judaism. What He taught pointed the way back to the essence of the Jewish faith-salvation, as it has always been offered: through faith in God and His Messiah, through God's grace and undeserved mercy. If we analyze all the socio-religious groups of that time, then in terms of creed, worldview, lifestyle, and how He built boundaries around the Law, Jesus had the most in common with a group of Pharisees. But He also showed a clear distinction between the Pharisees and Himself. Jesus spent His life not creating a new religion, but proclaiming the Kingdom of God, teaching and healing, and His sacrificial death became an entry into the New Covenant already promised to Israel in the Hebrew Scriptures.

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Good job!

To me it would been just about me, but it's mainly about me myself only to focus on God and what I need to do myself to have my life change forever after I get baptized very soon.

You're Awesome!

Found you a few days ago and I'm so glad I did. I wanted to change my content to something more like this. Worldly content just doesn't appeal to me anymore. But sometimes I'm tempted back to it. I've been praying. I'll keep watching your videos. 🙏🤍

Change helps us grow 🌷 I pray for you and your family that this season may be full of blessings 🤍

I cnt hear anything except for song intro in the first couple of seconds of the video and even in those couple of seconds only music not voice, weird but I guess issue on my side.

Amen ❤

This was great. Thank you for the reminder ☺️

So Good ❤

Real

Thank you Caitlin such a beautiful message 🤍🌸

Amen!

How do I get over heartbreak

2 streams in a row ❤

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Beautifully said! It's amazing how faith can transform lives. Thanks for being so open about your journey

I couldn't agree more that Christianity makes so much sense and gives life amazing meaning and purpose! And that the relationship with Jesus brings us such peace in a world that otherwise would be very dark and chaotic. Thanks

Wb. Where u been gurl

Great episode. I just subscribed. I stream family friendly games on my channel but sometimes we do devotions and get to share about Christ. God bless you!

Good video, in stating that purity must start inwardly before it is understood outwardly. Purity of Heart is actually an achievement of seeking the Kingdom of God and His righteousness as a daily, monthly, yearly practice. Holiness and purity are not religious notions, but spiritual maturity in men and women who grow in their faith, making progress forever into new discoveries of His unlimited Kingdom.

Amen, well said

Praise the Lord

Amen!

all honor to God, dont live in your flesh anymore, let Christ live with-in you instead. without Christ you cant do anything. believe dont judge, dont doubt.

Agree Pray before bed... Something that I've been inconsistent with A battle for sure

Habakkuk 2:19 Woe unto him that saith to the wood, Awake; to the dumb stone, Arise, it shall teach! Behold, it is laid over with gold and silver, and there is no breath at all in the midst of it.

Psalms 9:17 The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.

Psalms 119:100 I understand more than the ancients, because I keep thy precepts.

Psalms 40:4 Blessed is that man that maketh the LORD his trust, and respecteth not the proud, nor such as turn aside to lies.

Proverbs 10:27 The fear of the LORD prolongeth days: but the years of the wicked shall be shortened.

Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.

God is the one that sent me the good husband in my life

Amen!!

yes, it does

Love this. If Jesus used the Word of God against temptation, how much more should we use God’s Word as our weapon?! So good!!!

what flesh/people cant, that God already did. stay in God, Christ, the Spirit. flesh does nothing, only talks.

Of course it matters! Your posts are an expression of your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. When someone takes the time to respond with a nice comment, it can brighten your day, make you feel appreciated, and even spark a positive connection with others. Plus, spreading kindness and positivity is always a good thing! So yes, it definitely matters. Keep sharing your posts, and I'll keep offering those nice comments!

Do u use crest white strips. Nice smile

Absolutely! Modesty is such a personal and profound topic. I’m excited to hear everyone’s thoughts and perspectives on this! Such an important discussion! Modesty means different things to different people, and it's great to have a respectful space to share our views

Yes! God cannot lie and he cannot sin because there is no darkness within Him at all. He is pure light and his Son Jesus Christ is the Light of the World. I'm praying 🙏 for you that God will strengthen you in your innerman with deeper revelation knowledge of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. Thank you for sharing God's Word!

Great episode Caitlin!

Proverbs 29:9 If a wise man contendeth with a foolish man, whether he rage or laugh, there is no rest.

Great upload!