As a Christian GP, whilst I can see healthy applications for AI interactions, I am concerned about the risk of further isolation from real people and especially communication with our Lord. Yet another and more seductive idol.
@itsititsit698414 күн бұрын
PS This side of eternity, it is NEVER too late to start praying! :-))
@slawsonscot20 күн бұрын
Really appreciate all that you do 👍
@adeayobulus29 күн бұрын
Amen 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@igazsag4839Ай бұрын
Liberalism is big sin. Talk about it.
@HearGodsWordАй бұрын
I found the audio to be very quiet, even when listening on maximum volume
@judithheald4437Ай бұрын
Anointed timing for this to be released.
@22grenaАй бұрын
Tom is blowing their anti Marian Protestant minds.
@paulbrown9867Ай бұрын
Sadly, I am heading down the cynical route. I wish I’d prayed back in the 1980s as my late mum kept telling me to do. The pain of my present situation is the major fight in my yearning to pray. The silence is truly deafening and I need answers and no more internal conflict with my equally internal tears. I am a very tired man.
@kevinchan3036Ай бұрын
Have you ever thought of considering praying through a lament? It sounds like there’s some pain that needs to be processed. What might it look like to process that with the Lord?
@itsititsit698414 күн бұрын
Paul, I recognise in a very personal way where you’re at and feel deeply for your pain. Sometimes the pit we find ourselves in feels too deep to climb out of, sometimes for really long seasons; often, we don’t even have the spiritual, emotional or intelectual energy to try. Yet we feel guilty or afraid that we’re failing. Resentment seeps in partnering with a sense of hopelessness leading to more apathy… Seeing apparently no change, no relief, unbelief and inner turmoil become our brutal reality. Vicious cycle. Paul, remember that our Heavenly Father formed you very deliberately - not randomly. He named you before your mother did. He invested His deepest love in you, undersigned in His own blood. Who else would do that for us? You are that valuable. To Him. Remember also that there are very real malevolent spiritual powers ruling the air, that never relent from trying to undermine and influence your emotions, thoughts, actions, beliefs, choices. Please don’t give up on yourself. Or on Jesus. He is your answer. He - not all the blah-blah Christianese- is your saving grace, your peace, your home, your truth. He IS ALWAYS THERE, loving you and seeing you, even if you can’t see or sense Him. It’s the honest truth! Even a single syllable prayer is a prayer. Even a single word or sound can be worship. Can I encourage you to vocalise these, whenever, however, despite how you feel. Vocalise Scriptures, randomly, whenever you can. This is truth and truth dispels lies, by default. Don’t overthink. Just trust Him; He will take the tiniest speck of faith if you give it to Him, whichever way, and will use it to lift you up. Trust Him in expectation of His goodness and love for you (God’s words, not mine). The thing is to keep trusting Him, be honest about where you’re at, be prepared to listen and give Him open permission to speak. This guy , (Pete Greig) is very well balanced and I found this particular talk so helpful. Can I recommend online viewing pastor Allan Jackson, James kawalya (recommend to start with his testimony… heavy stuff), Dave Bryan (again, his testimony is a good place to start), John Ramirez (ditto), Lisa Harper, Phillip Yancey (author), Bill Johnson (his books rather than the mega church stuff), Josh McDowell (I think I’m getting spellings wrong now!) John Bevere (especially his books “The Bait of Satan”, “Killing Kryptonite” and “Good or God”)… Sorry, there are so many I could recommend. But above all, get the Scriptures into your head and heart - it’s your firewall and your sustenance as well as your weapon. I pray you will be lifted out of the ashes of your frustration and pain to sing in absolute awe, joy, praise and fruitfulness of your life redeemed in Jesus. Warmest wishes.
@jada3858Ай бұрын
Christianity is a patriarchy so I wish patriarchies weren’t talked down in this video so much. It seems like there are three feminists in this video and not three Christians because you can’t be both.
@HearGodsWordАй бұрын
Chine does not speak for the majority of black men's lived experience. She's a privileged, middle-class, liberal, Cambridge educated woman. She's got more in common with white women than black women. CRT isn't Biblical.
@HearGodsWordАй бұрын
This conversation would have been a better listen if there had been a mature Christian in the room to make some sense of the giggling and rambling back and forths
@andyflannaganmusicАй бұрын
Timely. Raw. Beautiful.
@ronjohnson45662 ай бұрын
if you have eyes to see and ears to hear... once you have seen truth you never god again. so if people go back to believing, they ar still blind and deaf.
@DornAndGrant2 ай бұрын
Nope
@paulbraddock87212 ай бұрын
What is the retail lunch meet up that they both mention? I’d like to know more about that if possible.
@Kenneth-ls3it2 ай бұрын
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO ❤ I've always loved stand up comedy, but it's turned quite disturbing. The vulgarity that's being thought of as funny has driven me away from comedians. I've wondered for a while where did good, "clean" educational humor go? VEGE-TALES and a few comedians are worth even listening to let alone laughing with. I know for a fact that there's a lot of funny situations in the scriptures, consider Matthew 28, guards see an angel and pass out, two of Jesus girl followers, worried about an earthquake collapsing the tomb, find the guards passed out and an angel sitting on the boulder the guards were supposed to be guarding, telling them "I know why you're here but HE AIN'T HERE, HE'S HEADED TO MEET THE DESCIPLES"! Considering "human nature", this REALLY is one of GODS greatest "GOTCHA"s😁😇🙏🏻♥️🇱🇷
@aylinmontes80552 ай бұрын
I totally agree with mims!
@steverouse98302 ай бұрын
Great conversation thank you! I’d have been interested to have heard a guys perspective!!
@slawsonscot2 ай бұрын
Really appreciate what you have been producing - thank you! Could you advise how long each episode is, as I'm just wanting to assess its appropriateness for our small group. Many thanks!
@emmaraha87452 ай бұрын
Such a helpful talk. I've realised I need to ask so many more questions to open up a better dialogue around faith. Thanks Amy 😁
@Kai_Theos_en_ho_Logos2 ай бұрын
I've been listening to alot of Tim Holland lately. Others also with Justin in them. But this was likely the best I've heard so far. Perhaps this is due to the exposure of what I've heard up to this point -- repetition being the best teacher, and so forth -- and finally allowing me to hear the depth of what is actually being said. ...or perhaps because this video was just that good. Either way, this was brilliant.
@HearGodsWord2 ай бұрын
Feels like this is climate activism shoedhored into a Christian worldview.
@kavustock3 ай бұрын
Stop it already. Even that idiot Al Gore has given it up (after he made millions swindling fools).
@HearGodsWord2 ай бұрын
Money is the main driver for it (as evidenced by Mr. Gore).
@lervish19663 ай бұрын
You can't go away if you aren't there.
@timgoodman56513 ай бұрын
Thank you, that was a brave topic to discuss as guaranteed to upset some people v quickly. There is also more sexual fluidity (gay, bisexual etc) amongst the young so the old ‘no sex before marriage’ view is an increasingly difficult message outside evangelical churches.
@michaelseibold99773 ай бұрын
I certainly hope not. Religion has been the most destructive force on the planet. It is based on fear and adherents can make it mean literally anything.
@graton85dvd3 ай бұрын
I'm glad you used my temporary home as part of the video. It touched my heart with the lyrics, too! Thank you, brothers and sisters. we as a church love that song.
@lauriethompson7403 ай бұрын
'I don't understand why anyone would be interested in a Christianity that wasn't taking the supernatural seriously' says Tom. Well he's obviously not been paying attention to the likes of Jordan Peterson or others that come from a Jungian angle. The reason I became interested in Christianity is that even if its a myth it's the most meaningful myth ever created, at least from a western perspective. Christ and his mother are archetypal figures that show that the highest human potential is to 'conjoin heaven and earth', in other words we can die to our lower self and can be reborn in a higher consciousness of universal love, THAT is what matters, not literally believing in miracles, because the real miracle is life itself and our potential to live it more fully 'in Christ Jesus'
@websmink3 ай бұрын
Porn is Christian. Islam is Christian. Buddhism is Christian. Everything is Christian. What a dumb dumb dumb idea by a very smug and annoying person
@yolandebavan39754 ай бұрын
Thank you. Hope.continues.
@MartyMcFly10854 ай бұрын
Christians don’t know how to make friends, they can’t help but to try to convert others to their cult. This may as well be “how to sell that useless used car for a profit.”
@vgrof23154 ай бұрын
Justin - Talk about a pile of useless, wishful thinking! Oh, well. Carry on rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Always do it very nicely, though, beaming with that innocuous Christian smile.
@brudit4 ай бұрын
My guess why young men have been christianily activated in Finland is increased immigration. Finland have had this culture of religious super-privacy where you are not to speak about your (christian) beliefs and it has been quite a taboo. Even though most people used to be members of (lutheran) church through infant baptism, actual faith was not so common (even among the clergy) and was viewed as embarrassing among most laypeople. Then people started also leaving the church if they didn't find value there. Also teaching of christian beliefs became thinner and thinner at schools etc so there are now young people who don't have such an inherited (superficial) understanding of christianity that can almost act as a vaccination against it in some cases. Social media is also providing a broader perspective of what christianity actually can be. Then there is an influx of different cultures to the country and especially young people who learn the language and meet at schools and don't see religion as a taboo. They have greatly infuenced the discussion culture. I think girls lean more to the left and are more interested in other topics and that's why by now this phonomenon is seen more strongly among boys/men. Among them there has been made room for open discussion about religion for the first time in a really long time.
@ronlanter69064 ай бұрын
I just ordered his book *The Message of the Sermon on the Mount* which is part of the *The Bible Speaks Today* series. Can't wait till it arrives!
@DJTheTrainmanWalker4 ай бұрын
Answering the title cold: No... We are witnesing a propaganda campaign intended to empower folks to claim to be christian without belief in a 'god'...
@richardc8612 ай бұрын
If it means we step back or move away from rampant wokeism in society then that might not be a bad thing. My fear is as you say, ‘cultural Christian’s’ will do more harm to Christianity by watering it down or worse, turning Christianity woke 😳
@KingBooks265 ай бұрын
Mind you, Justin in an another podcast, can't recall with which team, the interviewer spoke with saying that the "contact" with Christ, is selective, you can't get the Christian "touch" just simply by books, intellectually, or by going to a church praying. As we always say : God calls you, even not religious persons. We respond (or we not notice and don't answer), in a different ways. Maybe for Tom was a calling. There's no problem that we will wrestle with doubts, beliefs up and down, but we gona end up there, with a relationship with God, our life will be different. You people can read a guy : Tomás Halik
@KingBooks265 ай бұрын
A very very entertaining and educational podcast from LICC. I totally enjoyed. Congrats
@지금이순간-h4l6 ай бұрын
‘Secular humanism with God sprinkle on top’
@RevdKathy6 ай бұрын
Making this my prayer for the 2024 election
@bmwelby6 ай бұрын
Thank you to John for sharing this. I always find it wonderful to hear the testimony of Christians whose perspective on governing brings them to different conclusions to mine. The wonderful challenge of our faith is just how rich and wonderful the variety is in our family of faith and we'll spend eternity worshipping alongside people we didn't expect to have common ground with. That said I really find it quite difficult to reconcile several things that John is saying about his faith and his politics. I appreciate that being interviewed publicly about that dynamic at the height of an election is an impossible situation when it comes to defending the performance of his party over these 14 years. He's obviously got to stick to the party messaging and not add to the lament over the health of the nation. But as I listened I was furrowing my brow about many things and three things in particular. The prompt to comment in the first place was when we got onto Rwanda. It's really difficult to have John make an appeal to discussing the nuance with honesty while completely ignoring the fact that his government has removed just about every legal route for claiming asylum outside the UK. He says we need to be honest about the alternatives but it's unfortunate, disappointing even, that he isn't doing that here and falls into support of a policy discourse that emphasises the criminality of gangs ahead of the humanity of those looking to this country as a place to build a safer life. Connected to that it's hard to hear him position all the blame for current challenge on the period of 2020-2023 and at the door of the pandemic and Ukraine. Those two things are huge shocks for any government to contend with but I don't think it's an honest reflection of the weakness which earlier discussions have created. The underlying reality is that much of the decline, and failure, in the UK state owes its condition to decisions made prior 2016 (austerity) and then the implications of the chaotic internal in-fighting within the Conservative party that resulted from the 2016 referendum and the impossible task of finding any workable solution to the fantasy of the Brexit promises. Since 2015 almost every ministerial brief has been held multiple times and only for a matter of months as the party has lurched from leadership crisis to leadership crisis. 14 years of continuous governing should have offered an opportunity to really commit to and deliver on a set of really ideologically consistent and interconnected policy ambitions but the slate of policy put on the table today bears little resemblance to that advocated for in manifesto after manifesto and right now of course we're 3 leaders deep compared to the last time we were given the opportunity to express our democratic mandate. He expresses disappointment about our Amazon culture but he's been part of a party that has placed soundbite over substance for over a decade in office - chopping and changing of policy or stubborn adherence to impossible and divisive rhetoric is not a conducive environment to good governance. Finally I understand his loyalty to his friend and colleague but it is unfortunate to have him refer to Sunak as a man of complete integrity given the demonstrable distorting of the truth that's been taking place in pursuit of campaigning this week. The deficit we have in trust towards government and politicians is not going to be healed until people and parties conduct themselves in a way that truly reflects complete integrity. John is in an impossible position to answer that question during an election but as followers of Jesus our first responsibility is to Him and not to our party or our position. I'll have to see if the other interviews provoke quite as much personal angst as this one did!
@gillianartsen89986 ай бұрын
Such a beautiful and uplifting song, I just love it!!!!❤❤❤❤
@Raymond-w5i6 ай бұрын
I am praying for my country at this moment. 🏴🇬🇧✝️
@hero49636 ай бұрын
Douglass Murray is a thinker now lmaooo the moment he said that I closed the video loool
@habidahfazilahmed75567 ай бұрын
Well Said and so true ❤
@pwillis15897 ай бұрын
I’m all for picking out the best bits. How do we do that?
@CaptainGrimes17 ай бұрын
The Church of England has lost its way and is alienating more people. I believe the best model is to go back to the house churches of early Christianity.
@robertday59627 ай бұрын
why is a woman doing the teaching it is against scripture