PMC - Don't Forget The Girl

[@solveigdiriksdottir2689]

I love this man Thank God for creating him

[@olivest509]

Finally a pastor who isn't afraid to refer to the fact that the church (all believers) is Christ's bride.

[@ytemsg]

When JESUS CHRIST comes in His glory, and all the angels with Him, HE will sit on His glorious throne. OPEN YOUR HEART TO JESUS CHRIST !

[@nataliecortez1358]

I really enjoy his talks about relationships in general!! Married relationships are so rare these days and men my age dont want to get married and if they do they arent serious about it! Cause they keep forgetting the girl!!!

[@MagdalenaBelcescu]

Never was first or second ..same as GOD is One ...god Can't be twice... God is One ..the problem is ..they messed Their relationship..😢😢

[@1344ch]

I NEVER forgot the girl... ...but she doesn't care.

[@zielin32]

Wish I remembered those words before it was too late :(

[@YNOTRC]

Great examples & storytelling

[@RacingPepe]

this is indeed, truly the one guy who has women figured out completely. because hes WILLING to step out of his little logical man life. theres more.

[@Romans_116]

Eloines Difference between having it “figured out” and doing it in real life. Not saying he doesn’t but there’s lot of people who know what to do, but fail to do it because of psychological, mental, and spiritual drawbacks.

[@butterflymm926]

he is just awesome

[@francieodendahl9351]

Well done! I loved it !!!

[@TheBelegur]

Adam was kicked out the garden of Eden not heaven. God bless.

[@grapejuice2819]

Minute 3:33 he had silence all the audience 😂😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@itticardio]

God created Adam to be on earth. Every thing was written that we people do forget and commit then return back to God almighty for him and only him to forgive and bless.

[@MagdalenaBelcescu]

Adam is Julius Caesar returned....and his wife is Cleo Maddalena...god Daughter...

[@tamoneko6821]

So true.👏👏👏 ❣

[@ssscybro2]

@thenetrider7 .....a woman will date who she is attracted to...same with men...you can not help who your attracted to. but personality is the end all for both men and women.

[@angeliquenomade4353]

Big ! !! Merci !

[@alicesbeloved]

Awesome!!!!!!!

[@crayempower]

Amen!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@dapjurkitang3208]

Amen...

[@thenetrider7]

@sarunikss Most women wouldn't reject a man that looks ugly, but all of them would reject one with an ugly soul. Whichone of these 2 categories are you in?

[@itskarl7575]

For a pastor, he seems oddly confused about the Fall. Adam's job was not to guard anything - Adam didn't have a job, other than "be fruitful and multiply". All creation was for him, and that in turn was for God. Adam and Eve were intentionally made ignorant of good and evil, and that also means no responsibilities. Adam wasn't a coward, he was innocent - by design. He was exactly what God made him, and acted exactly according to the nature which God gave him. He could not possibly be a coward, unless that is how God intentionally made him. And nothing in Genesis points in this direction. Instead, Adam and Eve were as children, and their chief quality was innocence. The story of the Fall is a fable meant to tell us why we have the nature that we do. It provides simplistic answers to questions like "why must we toil, why do our bodies ache, why must we grow old and die". And the moral of the story is not that we are being punished for what our actual ancestors actually did, but because of the nature we are born with: we frequently choose wrong, even though we know right from wrong. This naturally has consequences. The story of the Fall is the story of how the snake lost its legs, and why humans aren't perfect. Saying "it was Adam and Eve's fault" is missing the point. They were not to blame. That's like saying it's a baby's fault for making a mess even if you told it not to: they could not know that any act was wrong. And because they had no way of telling right from wrong, no act they did _was_ wrong. They were naked, but they were not ashamed. Disobeying God was not the sin: _realizing what was sinful_ is why they could no longer be in the garden of Eden. "Who told you you were naked?" Or in other words, "my creation is ruined!" The serpent could have force-fed them the fruit against their will, the outcome would have been the same. But this is a fable, not meant to be taken at face value. The point is, the wine is corked. It's not the wine's fault, but now we're stuck with it.

[@TheLegacyHero]

Sin is disobedience against God's law. There was one law in the Garden Eden -- not to eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. When Adam & Eve did that, they sinned, and that's why they were cast out of Eden in the story.

[@itskarl7575]

@@TheLegacyHero You can only sin if you're aware it's a sin. Adam and Eve were innocent, and _could_ not sin - until _after_ they had eaten of the tree.

[@TheLegacyHero]

@@itskarl7575 Sin is against God, not yourself. Innocence has nothing to do with it. Innocence is a state of being not a presence of action. Adam and Eve were innocent.....until they sinned. "Where as by one man sin entered the world.....". That is referring to the sin in Eden.

[@itskarl7575]

@@TheLegacyHero Whom the sin is against has nothing to do with what I said. Of course it's against God. But sin is a deliberate act, a choice - never an accident. Remember, they were naked - but this was not sinful _until they knew_ it was sinful. Then, and only then, did they cover up. God asked them, "who told you you were naked?" They were meant to be innocent of that knowledge. When God told them not to eat of the Tree of Knowledge, this was not a commandment - it was a warning. Ask yourself: why did God not command them to avoid any other sins? What if one of them had started cursing each other, or cursing God? What if Adam had killed Eve? Were they incapable of such acts? If you say "yes, it was not in their nature" - then how was it in their nature to disobey the one commandment they _did_ get? If, on the other hand, they _might_ have committed those other acts, would it have been sinful? There's a reason children who break the law are not tried as adults: they didn't know any better. As was it with Adam and Eve.

[@Nadoodey]

Big Like :D

[@TheBelegur]

That's because it nonsense based on the scriptures. The first Adam was a great man that got deceived just Eve was. I like his marriage counseling advise. But if your going to criticize anyone in the bible it should be done based on the scriptures. I hope he meets Adam in heaven and tells him that story. :)

[@stephaniemccullum6799]

TheBelegur Eve was deceived Adam willingly disobeyed God.

[@Sabrecho]

That's not the Take-Away here guys. Yes, Adam was essentially given not one, but two jobs to do: Gardener & Zookeeper. But knowledge of good and evil wasn't a thing yet so he had to watch the plants grow and keep the rabbits separated 5-6 days a week. Not exactly a big chore, yet while he was watching the grass grow, the serpent used his last day of having legs to walk in and stir it up. Where was he??

[@itskarl7575]

@@stephaniemccullum6799 Both were deceived. How did Eve disobey any less than Adam? How was Adam deceived any less than Eve?

[@itskarl7575]

@@Sabrecho Adam wasn't omnipresent, you know. That ability was God's alone. Where was God?

[@Sabrecho]

@@itskarl7575 "Where was God?" I'm afraid I'm far too young to have been there as a witness. If you're open to one mans humble speculation: God was testing His creations use of the gift of Free Will. If Adam being omnipresent is the conclusion you drew, I'm sorry. Remembering three years ago; I was trying to say is that they might have been better equipped to deal with the enemy if they were together, as in able to reinforce each other. Don't forget "It is not good for the man [human] to be alone."

[@tunsiehelden]

Adam wasn't with Eve at the tree...

[@cliffc4074]

Great point.

[@mynameis......23]

2:15 2:29

[@samuelnoha490]

❤️

[@starone1296]

He make a lot of money just talking to the fools.

[@Christopher-G-Wilder]

Real good ;)

[@Apsenniel09]

@Nollefis Understanding women does not come naturally to men. Mark Gungor has been married for over 30 years. I've been married less than 4, and my husband continuously says to me that he can't read my mind, I have to tell him what's going on up there! So men need to LEARN to understand women.

[@Dragon_Lair]

And women need to learn that men aren’t women. lol. Men can’t read minds and he doesn’t want to talk about his feelings. He’s not a woman so he will never understand how important the chores around the house are to you and he never will because he has a different set of priorities. Women shouldn’t expect men to act like women or know what women want, likewise men shouldn’t expect everything to be sunshine and rainbows either.

[@TomboyCactus101]

Aw i love those kind of feel good movies. But the Adam part was... ouch

[@iMAGGInary]

i like the adam bit

[@cliffc4074]

You like the Adam bit? You mean when he trashes and walks on the name of Adam? That part? Tell me exactly why you like that part, I'm curious. Because I see zero truth or correct insight in his interpretations.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

@AanbiddingPuntInfo is this one video and where can I watch the full one? xx

[@songsilove5857]

the full one is how to laugh your way to a happy marriage part one and two

[@pulpr.]

the way you talked about adam is absolutely wrong but yet again i dont blame you , most things said in the bible are fake

[@ssscybro2]

@Nollefis lol do you understand men :P

[@jodicen]

@NadStarrTV the bible calls Jesus the second Adam

[@Sarunikss]

@Nollefis oh well

[@Sarunikss]

@Nollefis this doesn't work when someone is ugly like me anyway.

[@lordontherock]

he proabally wont meet adam as he was kicked out :) have a nice day and god bless

[@only4blood]

@mabt929929 u don't say ? :O

[@TheKoreandilleran]

nope! :D one could never say that unless she met all men. Hahaha maybe somewhere not in the neighborhood.

[@midcenturyadventures]

That is one of the most disturbing videos I've ever seen. :S

[@Thecliven]

Adam was not a coward, please don't speak of such a revered man in that manner.

[@julier.1902]

Adam is not worth revering; in Genesis, it says that the snake talked to Eve, deceived her, and she ate of the fruit. Then, in Genesis 3:6, it clearly says: " Consequently, the woman saw that the tree was good for food and that it was something desirable to the eyes, yes, the tree was pleasing to look at. So she began taking of its fruit and eating it. Afterward, she also gave some to her husband WHEN HE WAS WITH HER, and he began eating it." He was not with her when the snake was talking to her; she should have told Adam about the whole thing but she decided to choose on her own. When she gave it to him, he could have refused, but he didn't. They both failed terribly.

[@Thecliven]

They did not both fail terribly. In fact, Eve was mature enough to realize what had to be done in order to continue the progress of man. Adam realized that he needed to be with her and ate of the fruit. Both Adam and Eve deserve the highest level of respect possible as they are our Beloved parents here on Earth. Please do not speak of them in this manner, but understand and trust the purposes of our loving God. Have a great Easter Julie, God Bless.

[@Metalpazallteway]

@@julier.1902 Are we jumping to a conclusion here? Maybe God failed humanity on purpose? How lucid is the whole video he makes on sex after marriage?

[@julier.1902]

@@Metalpazallteway No no no. Jehovah God does not do things like that. (james 1:13-15) He gave people free will and Adam and Eve misused it. He also is bringing this awful world to an end and his Kingdom will take over completely and make things right. (Daniel 2:44) As for sex after marriage and the video Mark made about that, I think it's excellent. Right on target.

[@Metalpazallteway]

@@julier.1902 You deviated quite a little. My point is going back to what you had initially said, that "they both failed terribly" isn't that arbitrary of saying they were a product of God therefore God failed his creation on purpose? The way I see it, if they truly had free will, God wouldn't of failed them and would've given them all the power NOT to create first sin or DISOBEDIENCE if I'm not mistaken.

[@Moodachris]

I love this guy and his seminars about marriage. But he has Adam all freaking wrong in this video. And the Fall--all wrong.

[@MrDutchjohn]

yea that kinda turned me off. adam was a great man

[@cliffc4074]

@@MrDutchjohn Thanks for this, absolutely correct

[@cliffc4074]

Excellent point. I felt totally cold as soon as he started talking that way about Adam.

[@IcyBulletGaming]

This guy has absolutely no idea what he's talking about. Eve took the fruit and ate it of her own free will, and when she ate it, she asked Adam to eat it. He knew what would happen if he ate it, he knew he would get kicked out. Eve would be banished regardless, but Adam, he would have simply been given another partner. Adam ate the fruit anyway, because he loved Eve. If anything, this is one of the greatest love stories of all time, not a story of cowardice, give me a break.

[@nadiyakaralash7878]

You're blind. You should never blame someone else for YOUR sin, and that's exactly what you're doing. Learn to take responsibility for your own wrongs.

[@jayant9151]

Fuck you

[@jayant9151]

Blizzard

[@gabrytegrigaityte]

Then its the crappiest love story ever... :D

[@cliffc4074]

Agree 100% with you Blizzard. His name should be revered, and this man is trampling on it.