Why do devils act differently today than in the gospels?

[@tarawells7590]

I pray many hear your teaching especially at the 1.00 mark! So many churches contain false preachers teaching the backloading of works. I praise God for you, Pastor. Thank you for standing for His truth.

[@lima1877]

Best teacher, considering moving to Columbus to attend weekly. How I wish I could have a church like this in my town……😢 Looking for a place for me and my family to attend. Big hug Mr. Reid

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@lima1877 Thanks for the exceedingly kind words. Alleluia.

[@warrenbaniswal2099]

We just tune in every sunday sis.

[@NeighborhoodWatchMann]

I love the music at the very first. I also loved learning about the signs that followed them, and how they are not just random "hat tricks", but vital abilities needed during Jacob's trouble. What a beautiful year we had together, CBC! All glory to God! Cant wait to start the new year with a study (God willing)!

[@damienmercer4731]

…This Brother is going DEEP⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

[@Gracegospel-RightDivision]

Wonderful grace ❤

[@kenricgarrison5046]

Amen.

[@linwoodkent1246]

While visiting my mother in the 1980's, I had to attend her church (name it & claim It). I was not yet a Believer but I sensed something was wrong there. Once they were teaching the Mark 16:17-18 signs to follow. I knew somehow it was deception. After mom passed in 2016 I tried to forget the lies she learned. But I believe she was a Christian. I have been wondering still when I read these verses what they actually mean. Today when you took the BOC off the chart I had instant understanding of these verses. They apply to the Tribulation period. Once again teacher you have taught me . I learned much more today also, but that part really is a relief. Thank you David. Looking forward to after New Years when you will be back God Bless you richley, Linda

[@ryanfox7529]

Love the illustration about the crime lord getting saved. My friend and i were talking about this same scenario couple of months ago. I told them that murderer could get saved and still murder. Even though wrong. The person would still be saved. He didn't understand. Totally. It seemed

[@doncampbell1400]

Amen brother well preached

[@linwoodkent1246]

Forgot to mention the precious song. "Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me"

[@JoyousinChrist417]

Wonderful message pastor. Thank you. I have several Grace pastors that I follow and they all stream at once on Sundays. Yours is one that doesn't cut anything out so I can come back later and catch all of it. I really enjoy the music at the beginning. Other ministries will cut that part out if you watch it later. So glad to watch this on my otherwise boring Monday. Grace and peace.

[@solarpanel9085]

Great topic!!!!

[@hemisully]

“Gotta Serve Somebody” (B.Dylan) … Do you? "So true…think about it and then ponder…who are you serving? Yourself? Your office or organization? Your family? Your wallet? God?" Article by: J. William DeMarco.

[@d0cn0tes]

Brother Dave, God blessed you to be a exceptional preacher -and not a singer lol …Amen ! A question about angels: Could the entertaining of “…angels unawares”Heb13:2 be evil angels (Pss78:49) or elect heavenly angels or both?

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@d0cn0tes Truth. My singing - good it is not. As to Heb 13:2 referring to evil angels, that seems possible. Alleluia.

[@davidme9698]

Could easily be ministers of the gospel too! They are sometimes called messengers.

[@masina7960]

I wish we had churches which teaches right division here in Balkan region of Europe. They are non existant here.

[@V0001]

You have if you are in croatia/serbia/bosnia. Biblijska crkva milosti, face stranica Biblija riiječ Božja

[@malcolmhayward4431]

We have virtually none in New Zealand too sadly

[@KISStheSON...]

We can receive "another" spirit after we are sealed by the Holy Spirit. If we accept another gospel after we believe the gospel we will receive another spirit that we just might "bear with". The best example is our brothers and sisters who accept the Calvinistic gospel. They bear with the spirit they receive by defending the false doctrine, and yet they still have the Holy Spirit but are ignoring. The reason Calvinists get angry is because the spirit of Calvinism hates to be exposed. We wrestle against spiritual wickedness. 2 Corinthians 11:4 “For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him.”

[@MelvinMiller-o4o]

Good message and teaching. About the question “can an unbeliever be possessed by the devil?” Is Paul’s account in Acts 16:16-18 an example of an unbeliever being possessed by the devil? Thank you.

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@MelvinMiller-o4o Yes, Acts 16:16-18 is an example of an unbeliever being possessed with a devil. Keep in mind that Acts 16 is during the transition from the kingdom program to the dispensation of grace. Once the transition was complete, there were no further examples of devil possession. Grace.

[@TheNewsUNITNetwork-nbc4]

[46:00] gangsters

[@jamesj2022]

In the four Gospels-Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John-Jesus is described using various titles that reflect different aspects of His identity and mission. It is important to note that in these Gospels, Jesus is primarily addressing the Jews, as His earthly ministry was directed toward the children of Israel and not the Gentiles. Let’s examine four significant titles: 1. Son of Man The title “Son of Man” is one that Jesus frequently uses for Himself in the Gospels. It emphasizes both His humanity and His role as a representative of all humanity. Rooted in the Old Testament, particularly in the book of Daniel, it refers to a messianic figure endowed with authority and glory. By identifying as the “Son of Man,” Jesus connects with human frailty while also pointing to His divine authority and mission. 2. Son of the Living God In Matthew 16:16, Peter declares Jesus to be “the Christ, the Son of the living God.” This title highlights Jesus’ divine nature and His unique relationship with God the Father. It affirms that Jesus is the long-awaited Messiah (Christ) and the eternal Son of God, underscoring His divinity and His central role in God’s plan for redemption. 3. Servant The title “servant” is especially evident in the Gospel of Mark, where Jesus is portrayed as the suffering servant. This imagery is deeply rooted in Isaiah’s prophecies (especially Isaiah 53), which describe the Messiah as a servant who suffers and dies to redeem others. Jesus fulfills this role through His humility, self-sacrificial love, and willingness to serve others, ultimately giving His life on the cross. 4. The Word (Logos) In the Gospel of John (1:1, 14), Jesus is called the “Word” (Logos), described as being both “with God” and “God.” This title emphasizes Jesus’ divinity and eternal preexistence, portraying Him as the incarnate Word of God. As John 1:14 says, “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,” this title captures the profound mystery of the Incarnation-God taking on human form in Jesus Christ. Together, these titles provide a rich and multidimensional understanding of who Jesus is. They reveal His humanity, divinity, humility, and eternal nature, offering profound insight into His mission and the transformative impact of His life and ministry. It is also essential to recognize that, during His earthly ministry, Jesus focused on preaching to the Jews, as stated in Matthew 15:24: “But he answered and said, I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” As Paul writes in Romans 15:8, “Now I say that Jesus Christ was a minister of the circumcision for the truth of God, to confirm the promises made unto the fathers.” Yet, despite His mission to His own people, the Jews rejected Him. As John 1:11 states, “He came unto his own, and his own received him not.” In fact, they not only rejected Him but also delivered Him to be crucified. However, through this rejection and His death, God’s plan of salvation was fulfilled, paving the way for redemption to extend to all-Jews and Gentiles alike.

[@davidme9698]

Not to be a stick in the mud. But first off I choose to love you. I believe God is Good. I am Pentecostal by experience, I have believed a lot of things in this last 44 years. Good bad and ugly! These last 14 years have been crazy as God began to open my eyes to Pauline Grace, and I have been very cautious testing it. To sound spiritual I will say in my lingo God spoke to me a word early last year that he keeps bring back up in so many situations. That is The Good, the Bad, the ugly! Let’s face it whoever you are, Calvinist, futurist, millennial, post, Pentecostal, Baptist, Pauline etc we have good bad and ugly, we are pressed into a mold by understanding of scripture which much is formed by human logic plus revelation. Is it a bad thing to have wrong thinking? Yes and no we all perform quite well with it. There is no unity of voice in any field of believers. But concerning this thing about cessation I believe it’s totally wrong. Before we get our undies in a bundle if you have not experienced it, then this is good news to you! Many of you reading this have dormant gifts that because of wrong teaching you have rejected. There is nothing magic or really mystical about it. The Pentecostal/ Charismatics will add in the element of works into it which quickly open up a thousand new doctrines. This is where you can shine! You have a base with Pauline’s Gospel to divide many errors! Personally I believe if anyone of you that believe you are in Christ and have his Holy Spirit, can right now step into speaking in tongues, or some that have gifts given to them will prophecy, cast out demons, discern Spirits, lay hands on the sick and see many recover. I have seen much, ( the good,the bad,the ugly) but God is so Good and patient with us. Today there are more healed, and delivered, experiencing ecstatic experiences from God than anytime in history! I have seen many demons cast out and even done it myself, I have seen games demons will play with believers trying to mess with our theologies. But God still is so Good!