20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 44)

[@sarahfaith316]

Question Time Stamps for Quick Reference: 0:00 - Introduction 1. 0:31 {Were Jesus’ Disciples Married?} Were Christ’s disciples married / did they have families? I believe there is a reference to Peter’s in-law, but I find it to be an interesting question. What would it be like for them? How would that fit with what the Lord tells us about the role of a husband/father? The love for God trumps all, so did that override their responsibilities as a husband/father? 2. 9:55 {Should We Give to Beggars?} I've had multiple encounters where people directly approach me and my wife on the street or at a gas station asking for money, food, or a ride. I know most people would say don't give anything because you're feeding their bad habit, and I know there is also the risk that if you do help/give, they may try to push for even more favors. But it's obvious that Jesus was compassionate toward beggars. What are some biblical principles for this in today's age? 3. 15:37 {What is a Miracle?} What is a miracle? If it can be explained, is it still a miracle? 4. 20:54 {Should we be Worried about Gov’t Control?} Should Christians be worried about government control? I have friends not getting the Covid vaccine because "it's a way to be controlled by the government.” I want to think biblically about this. 5. 26:09 {About Walking by the Spirit} Does living in the Spirit mean fighting the flesh? How do you fight something that is already dead? 6. 32:04 {About “Perfect Love Casting Out Fear”} What did John mean in 1 John by “perfect love casts out fear, and that whoever fears has not been made perfect…”? 7. 34:43 {About Paul and a Time Gap in Scripture} Why didn’t Luke mention the time gap that took place during Acts 9: 20-26, that Paul mentioned in Galatians 1: 17-18? 8. 40:20 {Prayer to Help with Deep Depression} Can you pray for me? I’ve battled depression my whole life, and the past 2 weeks I’ve gotten so low I need some prayer if you have the time. 9. 43:13 {Why did Jesus need to be Led by the Spirit?} Why did Jesus (God) need to be filled, led, or anointed by the Spirit? Troubled by some saying that Jesus did everything as a man through the Spirit, so we should be able to do everything Jesus did. 10. 48:10 {Forming a Healthy Work/Rest Balance} Since life is finite and Heaven is infinite, how do we justify spending any time not working to influence eternity? Where is the balance between relaxation & work? (Ephesians 5: 15-16 vs. 1 Thessalonians 4: 11) 11. 53:10 {Refuting Catholic “Queenship” of Mary} How would you answer a Catholic who uses Revelation 12 to argue Mary's queenship? 12. 59:06 {Can we be Confident in God’s Existence?} How can one ever be sure that the arguments for God’s existence are truly sound? Is it because all current objections fail? Maybe there is an Achilles heel that has not come up yet. 13. 1:02:44 {What is Prevenient Grace?} I just heard about prevenient grace. I have looked it up and it just don't understand it. Can you explain it? 14. 1:05:48 {Finding Hope in Difficult Situations} How do you interpret the hopelessness of Psalm 88? How can you comfort someone who feels what Psalm 88:18b (NIV) implies? 15. 1:16:27 {Is Receiving Mental Health Therapy Biblical?} Is it a sin for Christians to see a mental health therapist/psychiatrist? Is biblical counseling the only option for Christians? 16. 1:18:54 {Can we Know 100% our Faith is True?} Is it possible to be 100% certain of Christianity and the Bible? Is believing but also having doubt a sin? I would like to have 100% certainty, but there's always a doubt that it all could be a lie. 17. 1:22:59 {How to Respond to Verbal Abuse in Marriage} My husband yells & curses at me. I always tell him I don’t deserve it, but he continues. Can this be corrected? If so, how? And would I dishonor God if I stop being physically intimate with him? 18. 1:27:02 {Is God Actively Judging Today?} Is God actively judging the world today or is all judgment held out ‘till the second coming? When negative things happen like natural disasters, how much of this can we say is God’s judgment? 19. 1:29:59 {Hidden Meaning in the Book of Ruth?} Is there any hidden meaning behind Ruth uncovering Boaz's feet in Scripture? 20. 1:31:33 {How to Stay Close to God When We’re Slipping} How do I get better in my relationship with God? I'm slipping away, what do I do?

[@spacecoastz4026]

I really like that format....thanks.

[@Jesus_is_Lord-]

Thanks for a very detailed timestamps

[@chefevilee9566]

Sarah I thought that Mike had his own website? I thought I handed in a prayer request there once but I’m not sure what’s going on. But I couldn’t find a prayer request at the Calvary chapel in California. So I hope you don’t mind me putting a prayer request here with you? My mother has had a little stroke incident and she is in the hospital she’s 86. Could you please put her on your prayer sheet where ever? I’m just really worried about her. Her name is Phyllis Sprague.

[@sarahfaith316]

@@chefevilee9566 Hi there! I've tried several times to reply to your comment with helpful info for you and KZbin keeps erasing all of my comments. :( So I'm really sorry about that but if you see this comment know that I prayed for your mother and I hope she'll be able to come home soon.

[@chefevilee9566]

@@sarahfaith316 Sarah you are just such a wonderful Christian woman. I hope that I can grow up in my faith half of the Christian woman that you are. I’m not saying this to pump you up with pride or anything. You are truly just a wonderful person. Thank you so much for praying for my mother it really means the world to me. The devil has always been after me like crazy Sarah. I always have insane technical difficulties that he is always causing problems through technology in my life. It is beyond ridiculous. That is what happened with all your comments and stuff. Thank you for being so diligent and letting me know that you prayed for my mother. I love you Sarah.

[@brentgarcia7815]

"Learn to doubt your doubts." -PASTOR MIKE WINGER 🔥

[@zacharymulford4172]

We live in an area where we get asked for money all the time, usually with some story attached or an explanation of how they will use it. I NEVER give cash but I ALWAYS offer to buy the thing they say they need. If they say they need cash for food, gas, bus ticket, then I offer to get it. Unfortunately 90% of the time they decline the offer because they really just want cash for drugs/alcohol. We have found this method to be extremely helpful in deciding who to help and who not to "help" and is a springboard into an opportunity to share the gospel.

[@mkhan-ki1ti]

I do a similar thing. I also keep snack foods and bottled water in my car to pass out at red lights when people pass around asking for money.

[@jordazmo19]

The really sad part is those that just want cash for drugs are often the ones most desperately in need of help; unfortunately so few are willing or even capable of asking for or accepting REAL help, and most of the time it's not offered anyways. The best thing anyone can do for these folks is show them love, kindness, and compassion. The ones who just want their drug money are often using drugs to cope with a whole world of pain they have no idea how to deal with, then people come along and say hateful, ignorant things like "just stop". The only thing that can truly heal is Jesus Christ, and I'm pretty sure he'd be disappointed in the way some people that call themselves Christians treat these lost, broken, homeless, desperate people who are also made in the image of God. Next time you're walking or driving by some homeless person, instead of thinking of how much better you are because you have a home, try saying a prayer for them with love and compassion in your heart rather than pride and judgement... Just a thought PS - I'm not saying YOU personally.

[@zacharymulford4172]

@@jordazmo19 yea Christians definitely should not be the ones mistreating those people and you can treat them with kindness and still refuse to give them money. We have lots of people on drugs roaming the streets where we live and unfortunately there is no way to help them when they are impaired, we have found that many, when they come down from their high, truely do not want help either. Regardless of where theyre at, they should be treated as image bearers worthy of dignity, but I think great wisdom is needed in how to "help" and some end up only enabling, which isnt loving either. Our church goes above and beyond to try and help people in these situqtions and it is really hard work, with very few success stories, but def worth the effort.

[@jordazmo19]

@@zacharymulford4172 often times giving them money is actually harmful. Everybody's different, and every situation is different, but I've found that often addicts are most willing to listen, receive help, etc when they ARE on their drug, because most of the time it's basically become their "medication" and they are closer to "normal" when they're high, and when they've come down all their brain is capable of thinking about is getting high. It truly is horrible what drugs do to people; it reminds me that we get the word "pharmaceutical" from the Hebrew pharmakeia, which means sorcery.

[@zacharymulford4172]

@@jordazmo19 yea that is true, just make sure to bring someone with you if youre going to try to minister to an impaired individual...I think theres wisdom in going in groups of 2 (I mean Jesus sent his disciples out that way) especially in potentially dangerous situations

[@JamesS-C]

I do believe in miracles. I have cerebral palsy. I do not feel pain on the left side of my body. I prayed to God for years to have feelings on the left side. No one aside from God knew I prayed one night. That night God allowed me to feel pain throughout my left side. There was nothing to cause this pain aside from God allowing it. This is part of my testimony that God has used for His glory.

[@davidfayfield6594]

That was nice of god to allow you to feel pain. Quite benevolent

[@JamesS-C]

@@davidfayfield6594 Pain can be a good feeling. Throughout my life I’ve done numerous things that resulted in scars I still have. I’ve slid across asphalt. I’ve had my arm in hydrochloric acid. I’ve been in scalding hot water. I have a two inch scar across my head. None of those caused me pain like one would think they should have.

[@melodym9119]

@@JamesS-C Yes God heals in His own sovereign way, when He wants and whom He wants to heal BUT not through these televangelists who think they can command God and programme Him by setting "healing crusades". They are frauds

[@blueorangeblossom]

@@davidfayfield6594 the disease that Jesus healed in the Bible often was leprosy. It is a disease that numbs skin so when it’s injured the person will not feel it. That is why hands and fingers get bruised infected and start to fall off. Which is horrible. Pain is necessary and tells us something is wrong, pain is a signal to the brain as well. Anyway I thank God for pain and being able to feel it.

[@davidfayfield6594]

@@blueorangeblossom I prefer pleasure. Like the feeling when I put my….

[@AntithesisFilms]

Kathy, from question 17, I can’t find your original comment so this is just going out to the general comments. The likelihood of you seeing it is slim to none, but I’ll try anyways...I am SO SO sorry for your predicament. I feel so awful for you...I used to be that exact kind of husband to my own wife...to my everlasting shame. God has worked a sanctifying Grace and salvation in my life that has changed me completely. My wife has noticed it and commented on it several times. Please don’t stop praying for your husband. Like Pastor Mike said, give him as much grace as you can. You DO NOT deserve to be treated like that, he is absolutely wrong in doing so, just as I was. We can only hope that God will change him for his and your sake. I truly feel for you.

[@O0hman]

Thank you so much, I will always continue to pray for him and give him grace just like Christ does with us. It is hard but our calling to follow Jesus isn’t an easy one, so because of that I’ve made peace finding my fulfillment in Christ alone. Thank you for taking the time out to give me encouragement.

[@AntithesisFilms]

@Blessed Dude, you are in no position to be lecturing anyone. Clearly you and your father have a very toxic relationship, whom you’re completely putting on blast here. We don’t know his story. We don’t know if what you’re saying is true, yet as an unemployed 34 year old living at home, you would condemn this gal? You’re doing the exact same thing you are condemning her for. Sure, she could be lying or misrepresenting the whole story…or maybe she’s telling the truth and looking for a Godly way to deal with a very difficult situation. Put down your stone for just a moment and pull that massive plank out of your eye first. Honestly I am praying for you. Your relationship with your father is clearly shaping your worldview. You seem very hostile and bitter. Mikes advice is NOT unbiblical and married people seeking help is not unbiblical. Please get yourself some real, Christian help. In your own hurts, you are lashing out at others.

[@tam4givin]

@Blessed It does matter! And it dies effect you. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@eflow4786]

@Blessed wow

[@stephaniewelch825]

@@eflow4786 I second that “wow” 😳

[@sorelyanlie2784]

To Helen (or anyone else suffering from depression or mental illness): I fully understand you predicament. I don't know what it is like for you, but I will say for me I have recently been realizing, that what I do with the less depressed or "manic" phases, however brief they are, can greatly impact the duration and severity of the depressive phases. Lately I have been trying very hard to train my mind during the times when it is clear so I can create patterns that will become instinctual when it is not. It does seem to be helping, even though it doesn't erase the depression, it is starting to help me overcome it or at least not feel so much like I'm completely drowning in it. What I do is this: 1) Every little thing that bothers me, I pray. Even if it seems silly or stupid, or like something I shouldn't bother God with. It is easier said than done- very easy to forget, but I am finding that it is becoming a quicker response for me than it used to be. God is pleased whenever we pray, he wants us to cast our cares on him even if they are "little" in the grand scheme of things. 2) every little thing that makes me happy I try to praise, make up a stupid little song, literally dance even though it looks ridiculous, anything at all to praise God for the good things he brings to my life (as little as seeing my kids playing nicely together or seeing scenery I like when we go on our walk). I know it feels stupid, but do it anyway, it won't feel stupid forever. 3) When my mind is clear I read as much of my Bible as I can (I know time can be an issue, I have two toddlers so believe me when I say little snippets), because I know that in the depressive phase I have a harder time making it a priority and so the only way to prepare myself for that is do the reading ahead of time. 4) during the depressive stage (this is aided by the habit of praying as often as you can remember) absolutely lay your spirit before God and BEG for his help. He may not choose to end it immediately, or he may, but it brings him so much glory to admit to him that we are utterly incapable of doing things "on our own". Admitting the pridefulness of trying to fix it ourselves, and giving the full credit to him what you are brought back up IS the worship he deserves. The best thing you can possibly do is just fall on your face before God and acknowledge how powerful, and holy, and marvelous he is, and realizing how small we are before him, how unable we are without him to even continue breathing. This is what I've been trying to focus on recently, over the past year. I can't say for sure, but I think I am noticing a difference from the way I was before, and my husband says he notices a difference, too.

[@hannahelizabeth3920]

Lifting Cathy up in prayer, I pray that Jesus softens your husbands heart. I pray that He transforms your husbands heart and that he is humbled. I pray for you that you feel His comfort, His love and grace 🙏🏻

[@alwaysovercomingbear4809]

Amen! 🙏❤️

[@callendarl]

You may be praying for something 100% against gods will. Read romans chapter 9.

[@CatalyticChristian]

I love how Mike answers all the nuances of each question. I always hear the question and I’m like “ooo I wonder if he’s gonna talk about this thing though.” And then he always does and gives more than I had thought of. Nice.

[@torieboshears9072]

Today is 10/30/22 & I saw a miracle this past Tuesday.A lady called and said she has boxes on boxes of baby food & wanted to donate to our food bank.I called the 1 of the 2 ladies that run the food bank & she just CRIED!!Turns out we have enough food in all other areas,but her and the other lady running it were extremely low on baby food and didn’t have enough to give to the ones signed up with that age. They had been praying together for two weeks to the day for a way to get THAT much baby food. I am CERTAIN that was a miracle!!!

[@__.Sara.__]

Just wanted to say what you said at the end about dark times being temporary was really encouraging. It helped to hear that!

[@grannysquareswagonwheels2604]

My question about government authority is a long one. I was basically told the other day a similar answer you (Mike) gave at the end of question 4 that they had less political freedom and that wasn't their focus so we shouldn't focus on it. I understand and FULLY agree that it is our responsibility to spread the gospel truth first and foremost, no disagreement there. However, I'm thinking all through the Bible there were times (especially in the OT - think Moses and Pharaoh) were there were political disagreements, etc. You also see it in all the times when Jesus himself went against Jewish instructions or laws (this seems like it would be at least the equivalent of local governments). My thought is that I was put here on earth, in America, at this time and so it is a blessing from God and one that I shouldn't just ignore and let slip away. For instance we are seeing the "writing on the wall" so to speak of where are freedom of speech will be taken away from us and it will be illegal to say certain things from the pulpit or social media or anywhere. Isn't it our responsibility to protect or vote for those who will protect those rights that God gave us (by the sheer fact of my being born in this country at this time or for others that they have been able to emigrate here) rather than saying oh, the NT doesn't speak of the apostles being political so it isn't my responsibility unless that right is taken away and then I have to be in direct disobedience of the law so as to speak the gospel truth. Hopefully you get what I'm saying but I really feel strongly that we shouldn't just passively sit by while our blessings are taken away from us so that we can then say well now I have to break the law. I just feel that the Lord would rather we try to keep what we have so that we won't have to break the law.

[@bettysiemens9616]

The 2nd most important commandment: love your neighbor. What is more important to you? Your immediate freedom or loving your neighbor?

[@grannysquareswagonwheels2604]

@@bettysiemens9616 as I stated above, "I understand and FULLY agree that it is our responsibility to spread the gospel truth first and foremost, no disagreement there." I do however believe that we were given a gift from God to be living in America where we do have freedoms and it is a slap in the face of God and to other believers around the world if we take our freedoms for granted and don't at least try and protect them.

[@peterfox7663]

@@bettysiemens9616 Loving my neighbor means they have to give up their freedom? Because when I have to give up mine, that also means they have to give up theirs. Take your tyranny elsewhere!

[@amandaarriaga6186]

absolutely! I agree with you and am concerned for the same. If we allow one freedome to be removed what is stopping them from taking the one that allows us to do our most important work - sharing the gospel.. The writting is most definitley on the wall, and terrifying at that! I wish people looked deeper than the one that is blasted all over the news. I also agree with the other comment here, loving your neighbor should be fighting for the their freedoms as well, no matter how they want to use those said freedoms i.e. to criticize mine. Also, loving your neighbor would not include ostracizing them, allowing them to be fired from their jobs, limiting travel etc. all becuase a very personal choice.

[@ronbridegroom8428]

@@amandaarriaga6186 I completely agree and I think Pastor Mike misses that. Churches and pastor seem completely AOW in the battle against evil and I would say this is both outside of the church and inside

[@juanitadudley4788]

I've heard that when the Israelites crossed the Jordan, it could have been a natural phenomenon and the timing just happened to line up. My pastor said he thought that would be just as miraculous if it was a timing thing.

[@aericabison23]

I am more inclined to believe that water separating to reveal dry ground is more of a miracle than a naturally occurring phenomenon, but we’re still discovering things about the natural world, so that might change. I remember hearing that in the Levant and the Persian Gulf, there are rocks that naturally contain water. But there is no way an ancient Hebrew would know about such a thing. So when God told Moses to strike a rock to get water for the Israelites, it would have seemed like a miracle to them at the time.

[@Fan-vm3sv]

I’m listening two years later than this video was made, but I prayed for Helen (around minute 135) right now and hope that this will help her with her depression. God bless her.

[@michellebaran5933]

I agree that Christians are to generally submit to government, except in cases where we would be violating what God commands. I do think we should care about policies because these affect people- in order to love our neighbor. Of course, not become obsessed to where it takes our eyes off the Gospel. I love Mike's ministry so much- thank you!

[@michellebaran5933]

@P S You may have a point here- there is definitely a lot to consider- trust me, I would love for people to be able to peacefully resist on some of these things!

[@savedbygrace7982]

The constitution is our governing authority actually, not an elected official. Note that they have to swear to defend and uphold the constitution of the US. Paul himself appealed to his higher civil authority-his rights as a Roman Citizen. When he was arrested illegally and the magistrate tried to release him quietly in the night, Paul demanded that the authorities come get him and admit their mistake publicly in daylight. That is not the image of a doormat. We have the right under our constitution to protest the government. Just as Paul had the right as a Roman citizen to not be thrown into prison unfairly. I’m getting tired of the blanket ‘obey the government’ stuff. The ‘law of the land’ is the constitution. And we need to be reading it.

[@branchofthevine779]

Utter rubbish, Roman governance of Judaea during the time of the new testament authorship and beyond routinely violated Gods commands. We pray for our govt (leaders) good or bad (whatever a good or bad govt means). If one rebels against govt, at our peril in Gods eyes.

[@branchofthevine779]

@@savedbygrace7982 your tired of it because you are walking in flesh at times and not the spirit.

[@savedbygrace7982]

@@branchofthevine779 i never said a government had to obey God in order for us to obey them. But why did Paul demand that the magistrate come get him and admit his mistake publicly? Also, have you read the entire chapter of Romans 13 to see what Paul says the point of government is? You can’t just stop at the submitting part. Also, if we were supposed to submit always to everything and American Governor or senator says, are we then ‘disobeying’ when we vote them out? Or is voting sinful? Do you see that context is important?

[@julietleblanc9197]

To everyone who supports this ministry, thank you from the bottom of my heart. These videos are an enormous blessing to me, and I know they wouldn’t be possible without all you generous donors. 💕🙏🏼

[@dannycampisi1919]

Mike, please keep doing what you are doing. You are greatly impacting this man here in Pennsylvania.

[@bauboni]

a lot of people might sound like "experts" on this vaccine subject because, well, people have been reading/listening/studying for over a year now in the same way you Mike and other people can study and learn, common folks can as well - specially when it's all new tech, and when there are so many voices online - doctors, nurses, scientists - raising concerns.

[@ae_pd]

Thank you for the review of psalm 88. This was wonderfully insightful and helped me greatly today. It was explained in a way I feel I can easily share with others.

[@mikewinger195]

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[@SimpleAmadeus]

@@mikewinger195 Seems legit lol. In seriousness though, you should watch some of these videos rather than scamming underneath them because you clearly need Jesus in your life.

[@pagegallimore1833]

Refutation of the worship of Mary, the Mother of Jesus, comes from Jesus' own mouth in the gospel of Luke: 11:27-28. Following a particular parable Jesus has just taught, 'a woman in the crowd called out, "Blessed is the mother who gave you birth and nursed you." He replied, "Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it."'

[@jacksstruggle6888]

Amen to that.

[@bridgefin]

Only anti-Catholics mention worshiping Mary. Catholics know that they will go to Hell if they worship any other than God. And that's why they don't do it. The anti-Catholics are confused or ignorant.

[@JaelynJ5]

@@bridgefin Ok, well even if it's changed to veneration of Mary it is basically the same thing. Worship - the feeling or expression of REVERENCE and adoration for a deity Veneration - great respect; REVERANCE Definition of REVERENCE - deep respect for someone or something

[@biblealone9201]

He replied, "Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it."' and who obeyed it MARY

[@bridgefin]

@@JaelynJ5 You: Ok, well even if it's changed to veneration of Mary it is basically the same thing. Me: Try to twist words all you like. Catholics make a huge distinction between veneration and worship. And since worship occurs in the heart only God can see it. And Jesus knows that we are highly honoring his mom and taking nothing away from him.

[@desireedondiego5948]

Helen, if your still struggling with depression seek deliverance. I was having panic attacks every other month and felt like I was under a black cloud for almost a year. After going to a church that actively does deliverance I was finally set free.❤

[@morninglynn6281]

Deliverance comes from Jesus, not a church group. Start learning scriptures to recite aloud because Ephesians 6 says the word of God is our weapon to use against the demonic. Call on Jesus and ask him for help and pick up your weapon and fight using the word of God and according to the word if you resist the devil he will flee from you. I do understand why some seek deliverance churches, but it's God's word that sets you free through the blood of Jesus. We need to always be students of the scriptures so we won't become deceived or open for demonic oppression like depression and confusion. Nothing will prevent a spiritual attack, but the attacker WILL flee once you begin to pick up your sword!

[@desireedondiego5948]

Exactly so how sad that I was at a so called church of Jesus Christ and they couldn't help me because they didn't believe in deliverance.

[@ryanhoward8694]

“Don’t measure by butterflies. Cuz butterflies…flutter bys.”-Mike Winger, 2021

[@brandisalyers7943]

😂 Spurgeon, who?

[@kryslalwow]

“I want solid teachings from scripture.” 💥

[@loveycat5474]

We need to ask Moxie some questions too. Such as what is you favorite brand of cat food? This is very important question in the large scope of life. We must keep the beast happy.😆😆🐈🐈

[@christinalafferty6073]

Thank you so much for this, particularly that prayer for the one lady's depression. I have also been struggling so much with that and your prayer and advice helped me as well

[@RaptureReadyPam]

I love that you said it’s not for us to fight for our libertarian rights as Christians. I like those rights too, but I see it’s important to focus on sharing the Gospel not government activism.

[@saltandlight316]

I agree and I disagree. Because of our freedoms we are the number one country that spreads the gospel around the world. Because of our freedoms we give to charities around the world more than any other country. Because of our freedoms we can HELP those Christians in persecuted countries. If we loose our freedoms Christians all over the world will suffer and they will have NO hope for help. Therefore, I will ALWAYS fight for our rights and freedoms because this is bigger than just American Christians, but it effects Christians and other people all around the world.

[@RaptureReadyPam]

@@saltandlight316 Romans 13:1, Daniel 2:21, 1 Peter 2:13-14 tells us to submit to government authority and that God puts them in place. God also tells us that the gates of hell will not prevail against the Church. Matt 16:18. I’m all for voting! I have just realized that I didn’t used to trust our Sovereign God. I’m still learning to trust Him!

[@kenmcfaren8440]

@@saltandlight316 your also the number 1 country in global murder theft n oppression so dont play too righteous

[@saltandlight316]

@@kenmcfaren8440 We not number 1 in oppression. That's hilarious! China and North Korea take that slot. However, we are a free country which means that extreme evil and extreme food both thrive here. It's the same thing with God. People often ask, "If God is good why is there evil in the world?" Well with absolute good there comes absolute evil. It's funny that when people in Cuba were protesting their government they were flying American flags... It's because America is a beacon of hope to those who are suffering.

[@bufficliff8978]

This is two years late, but the states used to be run by the people, so Americans had a unique responsibility to be very active in their government. That's not the system anymore, but whatever

[@eddieristau4214]

Well some of us haven't married because for a variety of issues. Trying to find someone that keeps putting every material thing or gossip as the forerunner is extremely challenging these days. My past I used to think you had to put up with these things but it created a divide. It's not hopeless to find that person but it's extremely rare. All in all keep up the good work your providing. God Bless through Jesus Christ.

[@kolbywilliams7234]

I like what you said about the two “camps,” and libertarian values. It can be hard to remember that we are Christians first and foremost. Even though a lot of conservatives and libertarians claim that their political views are inspired by, or mesh with Christian ideas, they don’t. That isn’t to say the left is any better, it’s usually worse in my opinion. I’m just thankful that God has saved me from becoming addicted to politics, because I was heavily invested in that kind of stuff for a while, and I have been quite foolish because of it.

[@ilanabailey9402]

Random fact of the day: we have a local coffee shop called Moxie Java. 🤣 I think of it whenever you mention your cat. ♥️

[@williewiner4161]

Thanks Mike for your faithfulness. Also thank you for these 20 questions thing you do. I find them helpful!

[@JohnDee633]

17 was 100% me before I found Christ. I treated my wife horribly, and it was because of my own internal issues. Then when I found Jesus he literally washed it away immediately. That’s basically how I learned how real he is, because of how he changed me. But it took years. And I had to pursue him. And of course by that time she no longer cared to be with me. But I understand, I see how horrible I was, and we are able to change if we pursue Jesus.

[@lavieenrose5954]

I hope your ex wife is happy now.

[@Luke_Radiosmash]

Regarding the question on resisting government control. I think this is a tough one because it was Christian belief and values that birthed this country: only through a belief in a Creator could we endow people with the dignity of agency and individual rights. The attack on individual rights IS an attack on the Christian ideas that birthed this nation. Does this mean that these attacks are something a Christian should resist *today*, especially when considering our nation has almost completely rejected God anyway? Definitely a dilemma.

[@ilbhaley79]

This country was founded on British law and enlightenment thinking. But regardless it has only recently become a country of individual rights. Slavery, segregation, and second-class citizenship for women are examples of this country stamping out individual rights. Our Declaration of Independence states that if a form of government becomes oppressive it is the duty of the people to overthrow the government.

[@kenmcfaren8440]

@@ilbhaley79 what were ur people doing when the declaration was written - so how is it urs

[@Luke_Radiosmash]

@@ilbhaley79 The most quoted book in our founding document was the Bible. Yes, we were also very influenced by the Enlightenment as well.

[@donaldtrumpster6725]

@@Luke_Radiosmash who is we? and whats the enlightenment you speak of

[@sigana9115]

This country was founded on Luciferian Masonic principles

[@ayeppp2447]

Pastor Mike your answer to the vaccine question was PERFECT!!!!

[@collegepennsylvania837]

"Nor height nor depth nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of God." Romans 8:39 God loves you so much and showed that by sending Christ to die for you. (John 3:16) Nothing could ever separate us from His immense and unconditional love. Just as you have been loved, love one another. Hopefully this blessed you today. God bless you.

[@bridgefin]

Nothing outside could separate you from the love of God. But, with our free will, we can do just that if we so choose.

[@ecargetoled]

The only reason I am against it (gene therapy) is because of my conscience seeing others getting hurt physically when God told me not to harm my fellow believers. I have seen the side effects and witness two people who died after getting it. It’s the notion of free will God gave me and loving and protecting the lives of others from harm and what I’ve seen as medical personnel I cannot simply ignore. Jesus defended the voiceless and helpless… “But Peter and the other apostles answered and said: “We ought to obey God rather than men.” ‭‭Acts‬ ‭5:29‬ ‭

[@hollyholt1137]

I truly hope more medical personnel can stand up like you have against this gene therapy. It weighs heavy on my conscience, also. Peace and grace to you from our Savior and gratitude from this heart

[@edwinholcombe2741]

Are talking about the covid-19 vaccines?

[@hollyholt1137]

@@edwinholcombe2741 yes. The vaccines are actually classified as gene therapy. mRNA has never been used for medicine for humans before now. Crispr technology

[@edwinholcombe2741]

@@hollyholt1137 Thank you. Do you have a credible source that states that?

[@hollyholt1137]

@@edwinholcombe2741 yes sir. Check into any of the company websites that are producing the "vaccines". mRNA sequencing has never been used in any drug approved nor any testing on humans. It's not hard to find. Media outlets have spoken of it often. But if you just check into the ingredients, you will see. It's brand new crispr technology use.

[@-TheWordWasGod-]

Hey brother Mike, God bless you and keep you and your wife. All glory be to the LORD how he has blessed you with the gift of teaching and in all honesty, just the ability to articulate and explain things that helps me think biblically and understand more. In my walk, I’ve made so many errors, failed so much, but I thank the Lord Jesus Christ for his grace and mercy every day. And using you to remind me and point me to his holy word, that someone like me was able to get saved and be forgiven. Lord bless you again bro. And you are a pretty funny guy as well, haha.

[@snippletrap]

When homeless people ask for food, I always buy them a meal. Sometimes the Holy Spirit leads me to give money too, but this is very rare. The homeless in this country are not starving or dying from poverty.

[@mrs.jaywojo5426]

One time I had bought a 1/2 dozen donuts, which was not something I usually do, then at a light a younger gentleman was asking people for money, I think his sign said he was hungry... well, I rolled down my window and gave him the donuts.

[@Crazychickenlady448]

@@mrs.jaywojo5426 I've had this kind of thing happen as well, it's easy to feel God in these occasions! 😊

[@mrs.jaywojo5426]

@@Crazychickenlady448 Another time a guy was at dunking donuts - seemed eccentric, but was nice and friendly. I told him I had no cash but would be happy to buy him food/drink. We started talking about God and blessings - it was very memorable.

[@takingeverythoughtcaptive8642]

Proverbs 31 4-7: It is not for kings, Lemuel- it is not for kings to drink wine, not for rulers to crave beer, 5 lest they drink and forget what has been decreed, and deprive all the oppressed of their rights. 6 Let beer be for those who are perishing, wine for those who are in anguish! 7 Let them drink and forget their poverty and remember their misery no more. If I see a homeless person at a gas station, whether they ask for money or not, I always buy them a single cigar and a beer if I can afford it at the time. According to Proverbs, these are the only people who are even permitted to drink. This may be controversial but I just cannot understand why I, the holier-than-though stranger, am saving them from themselves because I think I know better when Proverbs 31 8-9 immediately states afterwards: Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. 9 Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy. So not only am I biblically obligated to give to the poor, the poor have rights according to Proverbs to drink. And not only am I to allow them within my spirit do do this, I am also commanded to publicly defend their right to do so. I agree with Paul that wisdom is key when it comes to the church as an institution to decide wisely who gets supported by the church, but ME, an individual, giving a dollar to someone who asks is a completely different story. I always pray that God brings someone to intervene in their life because I, a stranger with a full time job and two kids, am unable to invest at the level that they need. But you know what I can do? Buy them a dang beer and let them know that Jesus loves them exactly where they are.

[@kenmcfaren8440]

@@mrs.jaywojo5426 if you realky want to be righteous give the natives their land back and go back to caucus mountains giving crumbs of stolen blood money doesn't impress God

[@jabaridavid1256]

Let God Lead you Mike. Let Him Teach you in Wisdom, Love and Truth. God Keep you and Guide you man, in Jesus' Name, Amen! Psalm 143:8,10, Isaiah 26:7-9

[@MM-we9yl]

Praying for you Helen 💗 I'll be praying that you can remember the joy of the Lord in your dark moments. And that you'll be able to truly believe the truth of the Lord's love for you and His purpose for you. Lord please allow Helen to know deeply in her spirit that she can rest in You. 💗💗💗

[@laha44]

Helen if you (or anyone battling depression or other internal turmoil ) there is a wonderful book called "God is more than enough: secrets to a quiet soul" by Jim berg. such a powerful & practical book all based on God's Word 💙

[@heckbr2]

Excellent material by Jim Berg. I second this to help with depression or anxiety or discontent. Keystone Bible church in Florida has a sermon series that delves into Berg’s book in more detail with pastor John Tracy. Do a web search for “keystone bible quieting a noisy soul.”

[@dorothysittler8120]

1:21:41 when I was going through a really dark time in 2010 and 11, I was comforted and strengthened by Isaiah 55:11 where HIS WORD will not come back void and by John 14:6 HE is TRUTH and by Titus 1: 2 where HE cannot lie.

[@brandonjames6266]

The beggar question is good and I myself pray for God to lead me each day and have wisdom to help those in need, I've learnt when it comes to helping people that if they don't want work when they can andthey want spend it on drugs I don't help them as Apolstle Paul says if someone doesn't want work they don't eat.

[@edwinholcombe2741]

Still that is difficult to know. I live in a 3rd world country. Poverty is every direction around me once I step out my door. With the pandemic we have 60% malnourished. I have enough. I feel so much pressure and desire to help. Every day I pray for guidance to be generous and still later I learn it went to drunken parties or the sort. So frustrated.

[@brandonjames6266]

@@edwinholcombe2741 that's understandable, where I live there is a fair amount of homelessness and I want solve it but it's hard to know how, one thing I've also learnt with beggers etc is share Jesus with them because if they accept jesus that transform there desires to want work and turn from there ways etx

[@kenmcfaren8440]

@@brandonjames6266 the solution is simple give the natives their land back and go back to europe its simple

[@brandonjames6266]

@@kenmcfaren8440 God owns the land and everything on it, so no that isn't a simple solution to let people worship there false God.

[@johnangelico667]

Churches and handouts: our church policy is that if someone asks for money, we won't give cash but goods. We have a small supply of essentials and then, for larger needs, will go to the supermarket with them, oversee their buying and then hand over the cash to the cashier at the register.

[@martingagnon7631]

About Ruth and Boaz. Reading the context answers the question. When Boaz awoke he saw Ruth. She explains why she was there. Then he told her to leave before people could think ill of them. Obviously he was concerned about propriety.

[@christophertaylor9100]

Wise of you to approach the shot that way, too many pastors get into topics they don't really understand or politics they aren't wise in (David French, John Piper, et al).

[@xMCxVSxARBITERx]

Please pray for me that I may find a woman to love with all my heart and marry her, I can't live alone without a wife to love and care for... 😔

[@bonnielayfield1406]

My prayer for you is to find a Godly woman who loves you as much as you love her.

[@jeramilltua-requena1497]

Wow! One of the most enlightening explantions on a psalm so far! I praise God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ for the wisdom He gave you through His Spirit to comment over those verse. To God be the glory.

[@timrodriguez16]

For question 16, my 100% certainty is two things, that I am a sinner and that Jesus is my savior.

[@karenroyal57]

I see this was 11 mo ago, but your prayer for Helen encouraged me. Thank you for the post of your video on depression. “Helen I hope you found peace”

[@NewCreationInChrist896]

Develop a personal relationship with Christ daily. Proverbs 8:17 💝

[@twiceborn_by_grace]

That last question really spoke to me. I need to stop watching meaningless videos on KZbin and start watching biblical content and teachings again…I’m kind of editing my previous comment.

[@reykingbabie7]

May God bless you, your family, and your ministry Pastor Mike and may The Holy Spirit continue to guide you and use you in wisdom. What a blessing your ministry has been to me and I'm sure to all of us here.

[@AllanRochez]

Love you Pastor Mike God bless you in Jesus name 🙏

[@justkenzie]

That question about fighting the Flesh is just what we study at my church!! He asks it perfectly. If we reckon the Flesh DEAD, we have then "mortified the deeds of the body"! When the Holy Spirit then points at my sin, I can praise Jesus and say, "THAT is why my Lord had to die and it's why *I* must die!"

[@queenofprops]

I have one thing to add about the first question about family for the apostles. Just because only Simon and Andrew and John and James are mentioned as brothers in their families does not mean that they are the only male children in their families. The fishing business was a family business and the purpose of extended families is to take care of members of those families. The wives of the apostles would have continued on normal just like when John Adams spent all his time in Philadelphia Abigail Adams stayed home and ran the farm and the family. It is also conceivable that during those years with Jesus and they were traveling about and going home that the apostles also did some work for the family. Also children being raised by their fathers was very important and I am confident that the apostles spent some time teaching their children what they were learning from Jesus.

[@AdianBlack]

I've always heard miracles defined as God temporarily intervening in the national processes He put in place in order to do a thing. I believe it's important to separate miracles from providence.

[@kathleennorton6108]

The battle is always between truth and lies. We must know the truth, acknowledge it, for it is true, and thereby live according to it. The flesh is dead. We are alive in Christ. Our choice is to live out the truth, which is one with God, or to carry out and empower lies, which are destructive and chaotic forces.

[@klrp3248]

I work at a gas station. And yes, most people are swindling you for cigarettes/drugs/etc. It is safer for my well being overall to not give money to anyone while at work (I will on rare occasion based off instinct). However, I am trying to give OUTSIDE that environment. And that's an important distinction. Sometimes you just gotta keep the two separate

[@mratliff1277]

Only intended to listen to part of yesterday’s Q&A this morning, but didn’t want to wait, had to hear all! I especially liked going through Psalm 88. It was all great though! Thanks, Mike, for your commitment and passion for teaching God’s Word!! 🙏🏻❤️

[@mikewinger195]

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[@sigurgeirhbjarnason3054]

Thank you dear Mike for your teaching and eplainations and allways going by God's word. You have helped me a lot. God bless you and your family,and ministry. Dear greetings.

[@dco8886]

Wow. That Psalm 88 interpretation made a lot of sense 😂🙌🏽

[@mrs.garcia6978]

Jesus never gave beggars a way to do drugs, he prayed over them. We can’t heal them but we can pray over them.

[@CatholicForever83]

59:06 "Atheism is so senseless. When I look at the solar system, I see the earth at the right distance from the sun to receive the proper amounts of heat and light. This did not happen by chance." Isaac Newton

[@davidfayfield6594]

Who is more humble? The scientist who looks at the universe with an open mind and accepts whatever the universe has to teach us, or somebody who says everything in this book must be considered the literal truth and never mind the fallibility of all the human beings involved? Carl Sagan

[@loveycat5474]

One atheist said he does not believe in God because if he did, he would have to give up his sinful life that he enjoys.

[@ilbhaley79]

The universe is not fine-tuned. Life adapted to the conditions of the earth, not the other way round. Newton lived In a time before the “discovery” of evolution. At this in point in time we understand so much about the way the universe works that a creator good is unnecessary.

[@kenmcfaren8440]

@@bibleaddict3899 Explain ""hebrews 9:15"

[@j.p.vanbolhuis8678]

@@ilbhaley79 Both claims (yours and OP) are arguments from position. It assumes a certain fact that therefore deduces that fact. In both cases you can only state: We observe that the situation is such and so. Point. End of story The next step: Newton or "life adapted" is a leap of faith. Yes Both of them are leaps of faith.

[@hannahrosa5485]

He was and is always fully man and fully God.

[@jonathandoran2623]

The civil governments does have a sphere of authority under Christ's rule... if they cross that sphere they are in the wrong. Of course we are the people of the Gospel. Does not negate our responsibility to speak truth to our government.

[@hannahjohnson4582]

I just clicked on this video to see the cat and was not disappointed😂

[@cherieroe2878]

That makes sense what you said on what it means to walk by the Spirit.

[@Derek_Baumgartner]

Thank you for these! God bless you!

[@rodehs688]

Good sound teaching sir

[@johncoh7400]

Around the 4-minute mark, it is mentioned that, once or twice, some in Jesus’s entourage poked a little fun at those who had no desires to start families and those who had no desires get into romantic relationships. If that is so, do we know, or can we at least guess, what the disciples thought of Jesus’s status as a holy single pringle? When the disciples were poking fun at the idea of singlehood, were they passive aggressively telling Jesus that he should consider getting married? Or did the disciples just assume He hadn’t met the right woman yet? Did they think Jesus was waiting to be coronated King before choosing a queen? Or did the disciples think He was some sort of honorable and unique case? Thanks to anyone who may answer!

[@ericolander8755]

The sad thing for us kindergarteners we want miracles that provide human wants rather than Spiritual need.

[@tracidillard3055]

Best ever answer about gov't control.... THANK YOU!!

[@justjosie8963]

God didn't want me to take something that would harm my health, so I didn't. God doesn't want me to turn my autonomy over to someone else. Just had to put my year later 2 cents out there on that topic. lol I suppose its about 6 cents now.

[@TruthWillSetYouFree832]

Exactly, and the proof is in the pudding and the pudding is showing that you were right.

[@diananeuman6222]

What a GORGEOUS cat!

[@AllanRochez]

I typically see a miracle as braking the odds rather than physics

[@lindawarner7496]

You are so wise.

[@mckster56]

These are so informative. Ty mike

[@thereseservais924]

Dear Pastor Mike, I have questions about how a woman being not treated with respect by her husband can, on the long term, have sexual intimacy with him without being torn in her heart ? What about narcissistic abuse ? I've been there... The verse you just told about not deprive each other of intimacy, he knew to use it to get his desires fulfilled. I am not sure it applies in the case of no respect in the relationship. Please help ! I'm crying and praying for Cathy. You said in another video that you don't need to give constantly the other cheek. Why here well ? What about a healthy self-respect ?

[@cre8509]

Abuse kills intimacy. I’m surprised he counseled that woman to continue in intimacy with an abusive husband!! And said if she didn’t, she would exacerbate the problem??!! That puts the burden of his behavior on HER instead of him. He needs correction, counseling, and discipleship. Abusing relationships get worse unless the problem is admitted by the offender, and help is sought out. It’s heartbreaking, and further abuse, for the burden of a husband’s behavior to put on his wife.

[@thereseservais924]

@@cre8509 I totally agree. I pray for Cathy that she gets wise counseling about that. Not setting boundaries is an invitation to carry on with evil behaviours.

[@bufficliff8978]

Scrolled for a long time to find a comment like this. I hope Kathy saw it and hope she's okay. I understand where Mike was coming from and agree with him on a practical point, but sex for a man is different than sex for a woman, and the psychological distress from sex with an abusive person can be permanently damaging beyond the abuse itself.

[@BrayzenBull]

Question 2, Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Hebrews 13:2 ESV

[@apromisegiven07]

Thank you.

[@laravincent-young7756]

Mike the one true thing you said is that “we don’t know “ many things about the gospel. We are left guessing, inferring and interpreting what may or may not have happened 2000 years ago. This explains why Christianity is so divided. We are left to interpret the bible from our own fallible human perspectives.

[@mspinkytee]

Jesus says, it is more blessed to give than to receive. If you have it, just give it. Do not overthink your giving. You will mess up. God loves a cheerful giver.....Of course if you boldly see them buy drugs with what you have given them, then that is not wise. But remember you are called to give not police your giving. IF you believe that God will provide no matter what. Then you do not think about what you have given away. Money, talent, time or anything.

[@tnt0northtravelministriest627]

On the vaccine issue I love the fact that you clarified as a Christian due to the fact that we are christians 1st and American citizen's 2nd how do you respond to the vaccine issue as an American as well Christian American they come hand-in-hand

[@jezzamobile]

Essentially it all comes down to maturity. Which traditional church in practice discourages.

[@markmooney5662]

Great session....cheers Pastor and God bless. Gilly wife of Mark

[@grantbartley483]

You should believe what you have the best reasons to believe. There are also many things you have reasons to believe which you have no good reason to disbelieve, so believe them.

[@jameswoodard4304]

#14 on Psalm 88 The Psalms are, among other things, a toolbox for expressing our heart to God. So, there is a Psalm for this kind of moment, as well as for the more hopeful. When the Psalmist asks about the dead, the point is not so much about the ultimate state as it is saying, "Look, I won't be able to worship you and glorify you in the world if you kill me." It is similar to Moses's reasoning when He is explaining why God will keep from wiping out Israel, even though they deserved it. The whole point of Israel was for God to display His glory and be made known among the nations, and Him taking them out into the desert and nuking them would do the opposite. So Moses pleads with God to have mercy on Israel for His own name's sake. These verses are making a similar plea. There is also, in the Old Testament, this spirit of the honest heart-cry. Prophets and psalmists *know* that God is all-good and all-wise, but they are bold and honest enough with the Lord to say, "This is what I *feel* , even though I know better. Lord, help me through it." It is like the prophet Habakkuk who looked out over the terrible state of God's people, and knowing that painful judgement would come via an even more evil people, essentially says, "How can you let things be like this?! It doesn't seem right!" and then says that he will go and watch, and see how the LORD was going to prove him wrong! To me, this is the strongest kind of faith. The kind that can tell God exactly how confused/upset/hopeless we *feel* in our walk, yet still *know* that He is Who He Is and trust Him like a distraught child throwing themselves into their Father's arms even when nothing makes sense. Because anyone who thinks that being a Christian means that life will allways make sense has a lot of uncomfortable growing to do. Psalm 88 is for such times.

[@philpless5065]

I enjoy your ministry and teaching!

[@laseximexi]

EDIT * 0:00 MOXIE 0:15 - Introduction

[@belindadunne4312]

Thanks for all the great questions and answers! Loved "butterflies fludder-bies" 🦋🤣

[@Yawnyaman]

The cat rocks!

[@Yawnyaman]

You do OK too Mike! Some really helpful responses this week..

[@sandracopenhaver3230]

I think this right here is Case in point of why people need to become intimately aware of the Bible and the culture of the times that they are talking about. Many times people who joined the church can get this picture that the Bible is about the church and they impose churchanese on the people in it; what I mean by that is they start to impose the culture of their Church on the people that created it in the first place they seem to forget that the Bible is about real people in a real time dealing with the real world who were found by the Lord and were changed by him. God doesn't assume that he is taking a bunch of marble slabs with nothing to work with and then writing on them he is aware of that we are people with our own personalities and our own desires and our own will and he is working with us individually for his purpose it was the same for the apostles they have wives and wives and jobs and things before Jesus came and they (Jesus and the apostles and their families) worked with all of that.

[@sherrylhenning5630]

MOXIE!!!!!!!!!!! (hearts!!!!!!!!) She's ADORBS!!!!!!!

[@JC-od8cd]

Good lessons. Thanks so much.

[@wesb211]

Love the prayer

[@burarobinson]

#4. What is your answer here dealt with being more concerned about promoting the gospel than what the government does. This dives into conversations I have with many believers who want to focus more of their attention on “making Republicans“ than making disciples of Jesus Christ. You may have already dealt with this and if so can you share that resource with me or you may have other resources that would be helpful. But if you haven’t done a talk on this topic it would be wonderful to hear your perspective. Love you brother

[@jeremythompson5151]

He has a video on Romans 13 and separation of church and state. Just look up his romans series. Very good stuff

[@BadWolfSilence]

Christians need to be more involved in politics and stop acting like God isn’t a part of that. God is a part of every single aspect of our lives. There is no heavenly separation of church and state because Christians are not just in churches, they are in every aspect of life and our beliefs should be too. We should be involved in politics just like we should be involved in everything else in life because none of it is separate from Him, our testimonies, or our walks with God. The reason the country is in such a poor shape is because Christians refused to do anything about it and let the world sway how we vote and act and what we stand for in politics instead of God.

[@peterfox7663]

Make disciples of Christ and the Republican/Libertarian beliefs will ensue.

[@fukukyun78]

39:10 Except this is more difficult... Luke is talking about a multitude of different apostles, not just Paul. It'd be like summarizing your entire family's last 15 years not just yours lol

[@kamarwashington]

The way you slapped the mic at the end murdered my ears😭

[@jesusisawesome2292]

😭

[@carlv1379]

One eye symbolism in that newspaper pic.

[@27Zangle]

I've found work-life and rest to be terribly imbalanced. Either I am not doing enough and didn't work much because of college and family, or I work too much and my wife/kids get angry I am not home enough.

[@DOASalesman]

You took so much care tonprotect our ears throughout this video, and then right at te end *BOOM BOP!!* 😅 Thanks for trying though. 👍