Genesis #24 - Why Are Siblings the Most Frustrating Relationships?

[@rickybennett6491]

This entire message is SO on point, I’m giggling and crying because I’m just having faith that i can send this to all i love and they will actually read & heed as i reach & plead to touch this NEED to stop the bleed that started at the seed & turned to greed growing into a choice to simply feed .

[@gregorycampbell4]

Keep delivering the news faithfully! Great word!

[@Uthu777]

The preacher is a family fundamentalist I very likeee. Thank you

[@jonathanharris9261]

These sermons have been a breath of fresh air. Thanks be to God, be blessed.

[@nozrep]

excellent sermon. Had not listened to Pastor Driscoll in a long time, despite him being one of my favorites and him having had a real good influence on me, albeit from afar as I had first listened on the podcasts a long time ago.

[@donna62016]

It's all about priorities... God's order.

[@vickieadams6648]

The most exhausting kids are the oldest or youngest. Because they either get ignored or are spoiled rotten (less discipline as the last). I love these insights Pastor Driscoll. Truths from different perspectives is what makes God's word, "the living word". I made one of your spiritual quotes (on love & trust) into a small poster for me door.

[@Rhonda-LyKuien-Mookie]

Revelation overload… thank you Jesus♥️

[@joellehosette818]

I love the way pastor Mark Driscoll preaches. I understand it and take away so much from it!! Im so thankful for his video sermons, I live to far away to attend but i will someday. Blessings 🙌 🙌

[@rickybennett6491]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS

[@djosephyoutube]

I like the options involved in discipline!

[@LalalandLizzy]

That was great.🏆

[@DesertLife4me2]

I am her!! She is 💯 spot on!

[@imlistening3218]

@ around 34 min...whoa...🙏

[@laurabeaman5518]

I needed to hear this. It does sound like my family unfortunately.

[@Alaskathelastfrontier]

19:29 ❤

[@Alaskathelastfrontier]

2:55 gurú I love him

[@elvenfay]

what is up with the Subtitles ?

[@lequetta77]

the closed caption is not right for this video

[@thatswhatshesaid8365]

Sounds like me & my twin sister lol

[@GabrielV-AZ]

💎💎💎🔥🔥🔥

[@ValerieSue]

FYI …… The subtitles on this do not match this video’s message.

[@joellehosette818]

I saw that also. I use the transcripts alotto go back to. So I can study his sermons.

[@sandramonroe2748]

Now I know Jacob was not as he/man as Esau but he did wrestle with God so he could be bessed. That is pretty masculine. We all know Jacob was chosen anyway 😊

[@lequettaward1528]

Closed caption is not right with this teaching

[@rickybennett6491]

It never is,

[@MarkShaffer-kq8jk]

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[@Alaskathelastfrontier]

Hairy 😅😅😅😅 14:28

[@googleuser8036]

I am not sure I found the advice of apologizing to children (in such a blanket way) valuable or even biblically based. It is these exact apologies that are partially responsible for the latest generations (of snowflakes and other kinds of flakes). Nowadays, children EXPECT their parents to apologize, which is something that has been promulgated by modern psychology and by the extreme shift toward "my children and I are best friends" perversity. It is with good reason that the Bible (both tastements) does not offer a single example of the kind of parental apology that this sermon calls for.

[@DayintimeX]

Out of everything he said how’s this what you attach on to, I think regardless of parent or child wrong is wrong n There are definitely examples of people apologising to others in the bible still be a parent but wrong is wrong

[@chadaustin-nl5cl]

I don't think its accurate to make Jacob out to be a weakling or momma's boy. He did wrestle with god until he broke his hip and still wouldn't give up all night . He sounds like a pretty strong guy to me

[@ivette-ivens]

So much joking, like just get to the point 😅

[@TheGaryartgood]

Whoa!!!! A spiritual, Christianese speaking silver tongued word-salad tossing sneak……… whoa!