Part 1: The Setting of the Sermon [Kingdom Manifesto] // Ty Gibson & David Asscherick

[@justanadventist6846]

I am so glad that there are great thinkers like David and Ty that make the BIG theological topics swallowable. It is deep yet understadable. It is broad yet lands in the living room. :D

[@DanFortune83]

I resonate with this so much, because I first came to faith in Jesus while deployed to Iraq. Feeling betrayed by leadership/kings in having to fight an unjust war, Jesus first became most attractive to me as a political revolutionary/king like no earthly one.

[@OmariJob]

The round table discussions set a great precendent for the future of Storyline Church. Two Theological Titans discussing Benevolent Thesim.

[@lindachancellor7538]

What breath of unfouled air. I came to your conclusion about how unpolitical Jesus's kingdom is. That was so freeing to me. I am not tied to a party but Christ. You explained it so clearly. This is where we all have to be or come to understand. I want to live in His kingdom. Won't it be wondetful! This world is what satins world is not what Christ intended it to be.. WHAT a contrast you just painted. Thankyou. Yes even our religious chucters. Amen! 👍👍👍👍 you nailed it.

[@bunnielynn777]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the sermon on the mount!! I love this wonderful way of teaching. Y’all make things so interesting🛐❤️🛐

[@505roelfs]

So much enthusiasm, I love listening to you guys!

[@MSB780]

Wow! That’s a good thing to tell the Sunday keeping Christians. Jesus came to show us how to fulfill the old testament covenant, through Himself, not to do away with it❣️. Sweet❣️😇 Jeremiah 31:31-33; Hebrews 8:10; Hebrews 10:16.

[@sharonclarke-nicholson482]

I am so happy and thankful that this is the next focus of study

[@tjmish2965]

This series is so fantastic , thank you for doing this! This sermon is my favorite Bible study focus! I read MB over and over again, it never gets old. I am looking forward to everyone of your presentations!

[@lindsayjane173]

I wholeheartedly agree, Omari! Love your very appropriate words, ‘Two Theological Titans’! David, if you are considering pastoring a church again, (missing your Kingscliff sermons very much), our church, ‘Church in the Valley, Langley, BC, is in desperate need of a Lead Pastor. I personally think you’d be a great fit! Just putting it out there. 😊

[@kevinottewell2573]

I agree! Come to Church in the Valley! It is like no other Church I have attended. I was baptized there 3 years ago. 😀

[@garyc8900]

I DO sense and love your enthusiasm. It's contagious!

[@deannawong6389]

Beautiful!! I’m so excited to hear the rest! Thank you both so much!

[@tatendamuzengeni7399]

You guys are back! Awesome

[@glendamock2041]

Come to Marquette, MI to Pastor…we lost our Pastor..today was his last Sabbath. Bring long underwear -29 here…but we would welcome either one of you to be our Shepherd

[@SoundingTrumpetMedia]

It's funny: there are so many elements brought out that come from the ARISE curriculum. The repetition is solidifying these concepts into the way I see reality.

[@catmaaske1908]

Love Arise.

[@SoundingTrumpetMedia]

@@catmaaske1908 ARISE is the best. ❤

[@thedreamwhereitcame-edllor7475]

Would be beneficial to me if there is a downloadable outline I can follow. And such excellent dialogic teaching can facilitate longer retention among listeners. Superb.

[@MSB780]

I love THIS❣️

[@PrincessTerrill]

What was the 5 ways that Matthew’s writing re-enacts? The generalized view. ???

[@kieranodonnell372]

David announced on OT with DA that he and ty gibson was going to be doing a talk about hell. David must of announced it about a month or two ago. How do I find it? Or when/where is it available. Thanks

[@douglasslumen2621]

How can folk with the right day but wrong God lecture us on anything?

[@sharongimbel6801]

Do you have study guides for this series? I cannot write quickly enough to keep up with you. I don’t want to miss anything!!

[@catmaaske1908]

Same here.

[@sharongimbel6801]

Cannot understand because of the echo

[@maryhare8528]

Is the tree cut down also symbolic of the Tree of knowledge and evil in the garden of Eden?

[@andresomerville4896]

neither of those trees were cut down. Daniel 4:15 is a better analogy. Nebuchadnezzar was symbolized as a tree that was cut down. When he was restored he acknowledged the rulership of the heavenly kingdom. Similarly Jesus restored the church to an understanding of God's kingdom.

[@promisekeptRMs]

18:00 AMEN!!

[@DM-3956]

Sorry fella's you're too far up there in the clouds for me.

[@marinatarango8578]

Amen!❤️