Pope Francis is a Universalist, Libby Lane CofE needs MORE women bishops and Revival in Brazil!

[@John-FourteenSix]

Thank you so much for this challenging message. God Bless your ministry.

[@MegaAlex668]

It's great to listen to someone who actually sticks to the Bible!

[@pompish]

There is salvation in no other. Jesus Christ is Lord and Saviour. God is cleaning house. Judgement begins at the house of the Lord. It's coming and has already begun across the pond.

[@Margaret-e5u3k]

Praying for revival in Northern England and praying for 14,000 Baptisms in Morecumbe Bay believing that God can do it. Thankful for what the Holy Spirit is doing in Brazil. Thank you, Rev Brett for not giving up and not backing down. I live in Tennessee, but my mum was an English war bride from Newcastle, so I feel a real connection to Great Britain. I have cousins in the UK, none of which are believers, which breaks my heart. I AM ISSUING A CHALLENGE TO ALL WHO HAVE BEEN BLESSED BY THIS MINISTRY TO DIG A LITTLE DEEPER TO GET YOU TO THE FINISH LINE. Hundreds of small donations can make a huge difference. Luke 9:62 comes to mind and these words of Jesus, "No one, having put his hand to the plow, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God." Rev Brett's hand is on the plough, he's not looking back, but we as the body of Christ can help by clearing the field of stones (barriers), and be a small part of this wonderful ministry.

[@richardyoung1182]

Church of England need to follow Jesus

[@OrthodoxChristian809]

It's their interpretation of Christ that's in error. They've effectively reduced Him to a leftie social worker in sandals. 'Love is love' nonsense.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

The former Chancellor of Wells cathedral Rob James prayed Islamiic prayers, but bizarrely only the parts he agreed with. So this same problem is deep rooted in the C of E too.

[@alistairkeen5575]

Sir, I have been following you and your church since the beginning and have been restraining myself from commenting as I felt unworthy to do so. However I had a clear thought that would , and wont, go away so here goes. When Charles Wesley was band by the idiots that ran the "church" in his day he started to preach in the church yards and wayside crosses which was a very great success . My word to yo u is do the same thing and preach Gods word to the people as JW did. You will be surprised just how much people want and need to hear you. God bless, a well wisher in the Lord.

[@iancallard3561]

Yes, good news about the Spectator.

[@JaneBowles-z3f]

Thank you for raising the sad situation, it deeply goes direct against the Catholic beliefs and teachings. Jesus warned us in the parable of the wheat and the darnel/tares. If there is no repentence, the fires of hell await, especially for false shepherds.

[@ReiGunn]

Where is your church meeting now? We are local and exhausted with the NAR influence and general Biblical illiteracy of many, many churches. Would love to visit.

[@Raymond-w5i]

I left the C of E and now attend a Free Evangelical Church. ✝️

[@jimpage9739]

What a blessing you are indeed... Thank you for keeping us updated with news globally and nationally. As you rightly declared... God IS good... and HE is in complete control. Love & blessings from Liverpool 📖🙌✝️🙏❤️xx

[@elusivemayfly7534]

Reverend Brett, I just saw your interview with Father Calvin on Louts Eaters and was pleased to be introduced to you. I was touched by the hardship your family is facing with housing and the birth of your daughter Faith. I am not sure where you are in that timeline, as I’m not sure when the interview was recorded. But I wanted you to know that as I prayed for you and your family, a peace descended that you would be okay. Whatever is happening, God is in the midst and working it for your good. Saint Michael protect you, and our Holy Mother pray for you. Love to you all from the US ❤

[@KellyS_77]

If you can make it, I'd very much suggest trying to attend the Preimiere for this video when it airs. You'd be hard pressed to find a friendlier more welcoming group that those in the live chat for his premieres and/or livestreams.

[@elusivemayfly7534]

@@KellyS_77 Thank you so much, Kelly! That’s so kind. I’ll definitely try to attend!

[@simeonyves5940]

Welcome to the Online Family :) be careful however, some of us are more than a little Loco! :-P

[@elusivemayfly7534]

@@simeonyves5940 LOL, I’ll probably fit right in, then! Thank you so much :-)

[@simeonyves5940]

@@elusivemayfly7534 No Problemo :)

[@FranLuckyflute]

God bless you, I have just found you, thank you 🙏🏻

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Welcome to the channel family! God bless you

[@lramos45]

Catholic here. This pope has caused so much division and damage within the Church, but this just takes the cake!

[@anncouper-johnston6112]

Another one here! A syncretism too far (and not the first such, either).

[@ministeriosemmanuel638]

Reformation Vindicated!

[@chrisstewartbenson119]

Sending you and your family blessings from Champsac, France. Amen Chris x

[@4evaavfc]

I'm Catholic and I disagree with the Pope. Catholics believe in one triune God. And Jesus is the only way. That is what Catholics believe.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

Not the RC church. It has been universalist since 1965. For proof of this read "Nostra aetate", part of Vatican II.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

@@royquick-s5n You are spot on Roy.

[@williamarthur4801]

Well it's no longer the "Catholic" church it's the Synodal church, that's what the hierarchy keep telling us.

[@martygough]

That is true and very important, but as a protestant I have major issues with the status of the pope as the head of the church, the veneration of Mary, praying to saints, and more importantly the denial of imputed righteousness. I am not saying Catholics cannot be saved, but I have a major problem with the system itself.

[@SandalDad]

We have had worst popes

[@britastertern-gill4961]

Dear Rev. Brett, please 🙏 for KC3 to be truly Born Again & to raise the Banner of Christ over Buckingham Palace & all of Great Britain. Blessings from the Great Southland of the HS. Thank you.

[@paulinewhite3273]

Hi Brett, hope you do see this, God willing, I’ve just discovered a pastor on You Tube Chris Wickland, do you know of him? He delivered a wonderful prophesy about house church. This has been so on my heart. I’ve been out of church for many years and long to be part of ‘ a meeting together’ Several months ago bless you you directed me to the free church. I’ve prayed so much, but not been led to attend any church! Chris Wickland is on fire for Jesus I hope you check him out. Blessings and love. Pauline.

[@aNeighbour]

The Pope has ceased to be Catholic. What a time we live in.

[@Christina-uh8xk]

He is absolutely part of the global kabal!

[@alanburgess7998]

The enemy (Satan), comes to kill, to steal, and destroy humans.

[@michaelmorais6206]

You keep saying that you are just a bloke with a Bible. You are a highly trained and well informed professional. Your views are significant.

[@Clem321]

I agree. Dear Fr. Brett, I appreciate your humility, and I believe it is sincere. But as well as being a ‘miserable sinner’ like the rest of us, you are also an ordained clergyman in the church of Christ. That is something of significance. May God bless you and your ministry.

[@steynglass1007]

It seems that the spirit of Jezebel has pervaded the C of E.

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Correct, a witchcraft spirit of feminism and usurping men

[@richardyoung1182]

Narrow is the way to heaven Broad is the road to destruction

[@simonc7947]

There is a modicum of truth in what Francis said. Whilst only Christianity leads to God's grace and mercy, every other religion leads to His wrath and judgement. Either way, nobody can escape God. Which makes what Francis said all the more dangerous.

[@simeonyves5940]

Amen!

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

@@royquick-s5n Yes that is spot on. I have read it. There are numerous errors in it. I have detailed these errors and more in my book "Enablers of Islam: The Church". Available from Lulu d otc om print on demand website. If you go onto Lulu, then paste the title into their search box you will find it.

[@brotherathelstan8818]

Thank you for this insight! This is a good argument against those who say that all religions lead to God. Yes they do, along with any other lifestyle. But come judgement day, only faith and belief in Jesus Christ will save you from hell.

[@brotherathelstan8818]

@@royquick-s5n And not yours. Those who are mentally impaired or are unaware of Jesus the Christ can be assured of Gods righteousness and grace when appearing before Him on Judgement Day. But those who refuse to believe will be condemned. 'The one who believes and is baptised will be saved; but the one who does not believe will be condemned' (Mk 16:16).

[@b4truth786]

The Lord is faithful to all His holy promises. We all need to pray for our true Repentance. 😢

[@bugler75]

Thank you for the livestream everyone 🙌✝️

[@stanleystone8636]

Another great programme Thankyou for your plain speaking

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Thanks for listening

[@whiteheatherclub]

Actually 'universalism' is the notion that everybody is going to heaven. The idea that all religions are equal is 'pluralism'.

[@Mark3ABE]

@@whiteheatherclub …or indifferentism, or syncretism. All these errors are specifically condemned in the Syllabus of Errors (Pope Pius IX).

[@Kathleen253]

Amen Rev Murphy, Amen.

[@briteddy9759]

I would like to quote a comment I saw in response to “all paths/religions lead to God.” Sure, but for what? For salvation or for judgment? Big difference!

[@steynglass1007]

The comedy sketch by Dave Allen on gays was prophetic.

[@b4truth786]

This is the day, Jesus may return. Belief in Christ does not make us ready to see Him. We must be overcomers of the world, the flesh and the devil. This means true repentance & ongoing broken & contrite hearts like Daniel & St. Paul. 😢

[@katherine3486]

In Christ from Baptism Sept 1963, conversion experience Oct 1988, searched for The Church of The New Testament until God had me study church history (3:57) led home to Orthodoxy in 1996. New every morning and can NEVER change. COME and SEE !

[@OrthodoxChristian809]

Glory to God sister! 🤗🙏🏻🕊️☦️

[@michellebailey6785]

Fabulous message! Love how you preach truth. Truth in love. Let’s pray for our blinded brothers and sisters that they might be set free and see with clarity🙏

[@j.burgess4459]

I can't say how pleased I am to see how well the fundraiser is going. I was utterly dismayed to hear that a man who has devoted his life to proclaiming the Gospel in a faithful and Bible-based way should be made homeless at short notice when his wife is expecting a child. Whatever the rights or wrongs of the matter, this so-called bishop cannot possibly be acting in a gracious Christ-like spirit to be so horrible and vindictive. Shame on him. But God is faithful.

[@VickersJon]

Lord have mercy. Christ have mercy. Lord have mercy. Amen.

[@paulwaterhouse4894]

Thank you for this truth!.🙏

[@anncouper-johnston6112]

Infallibility is not as encompassing as most people think. It applies only when a Pope is making a solemn declaration of doctrine (speaking ex cathedra) which he was not. Any new doctrine also has to be compatible with Tradition, which this is not.

[@Booger414]

It is not so much that he was creating new doctrine, but that he publicly spoke against existing doctrine. This is heresy plain and simple.

[@dbrianhoyt]

About the whisky, Brett - it could be a stumbling block to a weaker brother.

[@earlydawn8183]

@dbrianhoyt Thank you Brian for saying that. It is disappointing to see that bottle on his desk. It could indeed stumble weaker brethren.

[@nataliarose2073]

I agree...lose the booze

[@stanleystone8636]

Cordial for communion?

[@RevBrettMurphy]

I don't like legalism.

[@dancalkins97]

Who would the weaker brother be?

[@magnyton]

Thank you Father. 🙏

[@kaycee625]

Thank you Brett for calling out the Pope so clearly. You certainly can’t square the circle. It is utterly false. I also believe it is the spirit of AC. So here’s me, brewing a cuppa to settle down to listen to you, and within the first couple of minutes I’m in need of something stronger 😅😅😅

[@annebell565]

Sydney Diocese & Armidale Diocese have been staunchly conservative (or 'low-church', almost like Baptists) for decades ...

[@RevBrettMurphy]

I have many godly mates in both those dioceses, truly bold and dedicated to the Bible

[@annebell565]

@@RevBrettMurphy - Christian students from UNE (Armidale) which I attended in the 70's, would often go on after graduation to train for ministry at Moore College Sydney (NEVER Morpeth!) & then return to Armidale Diocese to be ministers in C/E churches throughout the small & medium sized country towns there ...

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

If the church has openly gay clergy, this will at least deter imams accepting invitations to preach the Koran in those churches. Always look on the bright side! In Feb 2020 Wells cathedral invited an imam to preach. He quoted half a dozen verses from the Koran, which included two verses that are abrogated. And omitted the phrase "the children of Israel" from one of these verses, both as spoken and as printed in the Order of Service.

[@stephenglowicz3557]

Cannon Phil Harris? I haven't heard of him, but I am interested.

[@Acts24.5]

This is an interesting round up of Christian news though. Well done.

[@louisetrott5532]

I'm an English/Australian woman, living in Australia since 1976. I worship at St James King Street in Sydney. I have been a big fan of The Spectator for decades. I have loved their intelligent, thoughtful, intellectual Tory leaning point of view. I have an online subscription. But I can't stand the Australian edition, because the editors publish opinion pieces by far Right Australian commentators who are not Tory at all. It's like going from hearing sophisticated music to hearing blunt force crashing music. The Editors do not understand Australia. So I refuse to purchase the Australian edition. Apparently fellow Australians, including those who live in the UK, have written to the Editor to complain, to no avail. No response. So fingers crossed the new owner does something about that. And Ai would be happy to see more coverage on religious matters.

[@vanessawood-hopps6298]

Imagine all these woke bishops having to explain to the Lord their choices

[@archdeaconwebb]

Reference C.S. Lewis “The Great Divorce” there is section with a picture of an apostate Bishop visiting heaven. The irony is he doesn’t know where he is.

[@mikecrees9715]

Interesting that in Hebrews and 2 Samuel Deborah doesn't get a mention, but Barak does... So that she is the only Judge who presided while under persecution and effective occupation...

[@PennySmart]

34:59 💯 and Debra was in the times of Judges "where everyone did as he wanted", i.e., a time like our times.

[@brotherbroseph1416]

We may hope that all shall be saved. Myself, I tend to be a Universalist. I do believe in Purgatory and corrective punishments. I tend to take DBHs view on it.

[@richardyoung1182]

Jesus is the way and truth

[@PennySmart]

29:39 but doesn't that trend reflect the way civil society in Britain is going? It's a very (s)mothering society. Heard in the London Tube: "It’s raining outside, please don't run as you go out of the tube station as you may slip" all in a motherly patient voice. 31:57 ❤ absolutely true, and I believe that that's why Welby lost his position of Archbishop.

[@eveningprimrose3088]

The refiner's fire never stops.

[@hmski]

You should pray and consider going to the Orthodox Church, espeicially the The Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of the British Isles and Ireland. Prayer and research. I know what you are going through. I have been there. Be well, my brother in Christ.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

The RC church has been universalist since 1965. Look up "Nostra aetate". Francis is simply perpetuating the error of the last 6 decades. Welby is just as bad.

[@anncouper-johnston6112]

There's a legend of there having been a Pope Joan in medieval times ...... i fear it might happen for real.

[@Le_Trouvere]

As a catholic we're deeply saddened and concerned that our Pope is saying such careless things especially in times where people are leaving Christianity in all denominations, but especially since protestants are and otherwise would like to seek refuge in the catholic church but are turned away by his seemingly irresponsible speech. To be generous to him, one can interpret him as trying to principally say that the goodness of people in other religions is done via the will of God who lives in all, but he should be promoting the plan of salvation which will include judgment and that all will bow to Christ on the last day and others should therefore seek out the gospel and the church, especially those who have already been in contact with it. But to plant the seeds that their own faith is enough is very dangerous and takes Lumen Gentium 16 of the Catechism way beyond what Jean Paul briefly comments on. They're involved in the plan but MUST REPENT. Sorry for the rant.

[@brendanbutler1238]

This doesn't prove that Papal infallibility is false, because the doctrine of Papal infallibility doesn't say that everything the Pope says is infallible. It says that when the Pope teaches Ex Cathedra, ie that a doctrine is to be accepted as unchangeably defined, that it is infallible. The Pope shooting off opinions to a group of children, doesn't meet that standard. So this isn't a valid reason not to be Catholic. We only know the Pope is wrong because of the teachings of previous Popes.

[@chrismaguire3667]

When is a Pope not a Pope while in off *as* a Pope? Surely it is a 27/7/365 office, and anything said is, by definition, 'official', be it doctrine, dogma and/or opinion, so it needs considering. Either what he says goes or it doesn't. Otherwise, he contradicts himself and and anything Ex Cathedra. And your argument doesn't meet 'the standard' as it seems that it is a case of wanting one's case and eating it. In political terms, he follows the Agenda but pilots the Narrative to fit it, even sotto-voce. And how do you know if other Popes' teachings are any better? Really? Our touchstone is Jesus' OWN words, not some vauge interpretation, such as Vatican 2 and Francis' declaration in Hawaii that, basically, all religions lead to G-d the Father, no matter how far they seem from Jesus' teachings in light of V2. Still, whatever you are happy with, I do not have to answer to Jesus for you. And I will not reply further. What I have written, is written.

[@brendanbutler1238]

@@chrismaguire3667 If Jesus own words are so clear and Catholicism is so unclear as you claim, why have protestants split into thousands of denominations over the last 500 years, and yet after 2000 years there is still only one Catholic Church with teachings that are consistent with those taught from the very beginning ?

[@chrismaguire3667]

@@brendanbutler1238 Ask Martin Luther why. I am sure he never meant to split the Church Politic, but the Pope at the time, and many subsequent ones, have twisted and used Jesus' teachings to control and subjugate through false promises that are not in Scripture (and as many couldn't read, and the only Bible used was the highly-annotated and politicised Geneva Version, and that was in Latin of which *only the priests* could read and give the Vatican-approved teachings, so no-one could check it out *for themselves* as the Bereans did, as in Acts 16), and threats of hell through excommunication, the Church became more powerful and wealthy than man many countries. Example - The Spanish Armada, designed to invade Protestant England and return it to Vatican rule, with another puppet king or queen on the throne, this after the 'Bloody Mary' Catholic rule. Mind you, early Protestantism wasn't much better in that way, either. Corruption, greed, power plays, games of thrones, all since Constantine and the installation of the first Pope, along with the lies over Peter's position, the destruction of the Cathars by Rome, burning Whitcliffe and company for trying to get the Bible into the hands of normal people who could read and understand in their OWN languages, the control of truths by the Vatican, and so on... Shall I continue? Jesus' own words remain our touchstone and His Father *will not regard denominations* in the End, which IS rapidly approaching and then you will have to really choose, maybe now, whom you will serve. BTW, do, or are, you allowed the read the Bible for yourself, as the RCC still has those who think they aren't, especially in 3rd World countries. Just wondering, no need to give me an answer here. Shalom.

[@chrismaguire3667]

@@brendanbutler1238 Oh, I didn't quite answer your question re the splits in the Protestant Church over the last 500 years - just one answer: The Jesuits, the RCC's militant arm, and used in the same way as the Communists and Facist governments in the 20th Century to control and oversee the population. Infiltrated into the Protestant Church, *they divide to conquer, to manipulate governments and work to reunite the Protestant Church 'back into the fold' of the RCC.* And the PC fall for it, time after time. It's an age-old tactic, going back to Genesis 5, to have a ruling religion and government across the World, devised by the the Prince of the Power of The Air, Lucifer himself. And we are still going through it. You won't believe me, but do you believe your current Pope, and his one-world religion push, that began in the 1960s with Vatican 2 (go read it)? And he is still a Jesuit! You are answered.

[@brendanbutler1238]

@@royquick-s5n We only know about Jesus's teachings because they have been handed down to us by his followers, the Church. If Jesus never started an infallible Church that can be easily identified then we can't know for sure what Jesus taught.

[@Jasna-zd2zl]

The "infallibility" of the Pope only applies under certain very restricted conditions, when he speaks "ex cathedra". What he said about routes to God did not fit the criteria. However, he has shown a major lack of knowledge which should warn all Catholics to take any of his teachings with a pinch of salt. He has, sadly, shown that his Christianity itself is in doubt!

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Ex Cathedra or not no mere mortal is infallible.

[@mateoclemente6751]

@@RevBrettMurphy the most damning of his (and Rome’s) detestable enormities.

[@Dave-cf4xq]

​@@mateoclemente6751 No, there's much more... such as claiming that Mary is a co-redeemer with Christ which is actually blasphemy.

[@LeonieMart]

I respect your right to state this brother, we have all been given free will, just as Mary was not forced into cooperating with the Holy Spirit in Christ’s conception and God’s saving plan for humanity. Are you willing to at least try and understand that Marian Devotion is no more idolatry than asking Fr Brett or a friend/family member to pray for you? I am no theologian, but without Mary’s maternal love I would not have been drawn to follow Christ in humility (the journey continues, by God’s grace). You might want to try the challenge of reading Dr Scott Hahn’s book “Hail Holy Queen” (he is a former Protestant pastor. May God bless you and keep you

[@DrGero15]

You prefer the term Presbyter, but have a rosary on the desk behind you? You have confused me sir.

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Those are Anglican prayer beads, no Marian devotions whatsoever

[@DrGero15]

@@RevBrettMurphy Anglican prayer beads? What are those?

[@DrGero15]

@@royquick-s5n ?

[@Acts24.5]

I think it’s hilarious how you’re having a little whiskey! How amusing

[@karenkalasy8251]

Hi Brett, will any Catholics go to heaven even if they stay in the Catholic Church? Also, the " Sinners Prayer" isn't literally in the Bible but on most Gospel Tracts its to ask Jesus into ur heart?

[@Kathleen253]

It looks like Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano was right all along, pray for him

[@katharinedavis4947]

I have known 2 women who had abortions. I can testify to the trauma and guilt that they felt themselves at what they'd done . Let alone the trauma to the babies of course. There is at least one video by a nurse who had seen multiple abortions of a harrowing nature . Perhaps would be aborters should be shown such videos . Or is that me being very insensitive ? I had an operation to sterilise me because I couldn't face having more children ( I had very bad post natal depression which lasted 3 years plus ). My husband wouldn't have the minor operation.

[@hebrewchristianity]

Hi Brett,i enjoy watching your videos and i stand with you in your current situation but if i can share a few thoughts with you as i feel that they are important regarding the faith. The Roman catholic church is not Christian even though it professes to be,it relies on religious works and membership to the "mother" church for salvation which is in opposition to the biblical way of salvation by grace through faith and not of works.I believe your desire for a "good" new pope is to sow confusion among true believers who are born again according to John 3v3. And if i can finish with this it would be to suggest not promoting and exhibiting strong drink on screen as it may encourage others who are weak in the faith to do like wise and to fall into drunkenness and sin. Please understand Brett that my words are not meant to be condemning but for edification. Shalom in Yeshua David

[@earlydawn8183]

@hebrewchristianity. Thank you David for saying this lovingly to Brett. I am so disappointed to hear Brett saying such things as well. The Roman Catholic Church is a works salvation. We pray that those who are born again will come out of her. There is a wonderful book written by fifty converted Roman Catholic priests who give their testimonies of being saved and coming out of the RC church. It’s called Far From Rome, Near to God. Do hope Brett will get a copy and read it. The idea of a ‘godly pope’ is a naive and vain hope.

[@hebrewchristianity]

@@earlydawn8183 Hi earlydawn,yes i think the world of Brett and he has a lot of good things to share with us all but i would be negligent in my faith if i did not highlight this great error because ultimately we want the amazing truth of Gods word to set us free. Shalom and blessings in Yeshua David

[@hebrewchristianity]

@@royquick-s5n Anyone who claims to be a Christian must first begin with the born again experience(John 3v3).Goods works should follow because they are instigated by a new mind and heart led by The Holy Spirit...Roman Catholicism states that you must join their church without that experience and follow the works of the sacriments.

[@hebrewchristianity]

@@royquick-s5n Hi Roy,the bible is clear about how to receive salvation which is to be born again by The Spirit and if i failed to make this clear to you or anyone else,i would be hating you,not loving you,If you are committed to relying on baptism for salvation then i guess i can say no more but to say that i am 100pc certain that you will not make it sadly. David

[@hebrewchristianity]

@@royquick-s5n If we reject the need to be born again as Yeshua clearly stated then the whole bible is a worthless compilation of writings ABOUT God and will stand to condemn us on judgment day.When we are born again of The Spirit of God,the scriptures emanate life via truth and add Yeshuas character,knowledge and wisdom unto us to perfect our sanctification. Please go beyond Protestantism and Catholicism because the Saviour does not regard either of them as legitimate forms of entry into the kingdom. Shalom

[@annb9029]

Trent Horn had a good fair vidio on the Pope he does not hold back

[@simonallchin7436]

Yes , how on earth can an infallible ´ Christian’ pope say that all religions lead to God ! I can’t think of anything more contradictory !

[@4evaavfc]

And it's completely against Catholic doctrine.

[@neville132bbk]

Infallible statements are issued rarely and only within narrow parameters.

[@veenyx437]

It must be distressing for any of your viewers who struggle with alcoholism to watch your videos.

[@paulinewhite3273]

I agree, the props are a little unnecessary, none of us are perfect.

[@ianthornton4760]

2 Corinthians ch 7 v 1. Having therefore these promises, ...... Kjv.

[@Raymond-w5i]

Doesn’t the Roman Catholic Church say the Pope is infallible ?

[@Booger414]

In certain circumstances, but speaking out against scripture is no less heretical, even if not speaking with assumed authority.

[@1960ARC]

Are you aware that the jews rejected Jesus, no one comes to the Father but through me! You need to look into the history of the Hebrews, the chosen people in the old testament.

[@saintwatson1]

What is a Toxic Wife?

[@pressme71nz]

Toxic femininity is when classic female traits are weaponised to the misery of all around. At its worst it manifests like some sort of personality disorder - narcissistic or borderline - but even a little bit of this can make a woman unpleasant to deal with. That said - we are called to love one another (despite our flaws). Probably the commandment I struggle with the most.

[@amandascott809]

Heidi Baker has planted about 2000 churches in Mosambique. Powerful married woman definately called by God and respected by many. She isnt Anglican or carholic Respected by many. The blind have been healed etc. She is definately called by God!❤

[@pperrinuk]

20:30 - The Spectator is desperate - on its last legs, as a former subscriber they have begged me to subscribe again... Finally offering three months free. Also the telegraph offered me two months for £2. At these prices I have paid for new subscriptions, because I only need to find one or two articles over the next few months for it to be worthwhile... I'd never pay full price, or much more than what I have just paid.

[@c17slug]

It’s reasons like this that I’m proudly Protestant. I love my Christian brothers and sisters across all of Christendom but Sola Scriptura > whatever man has to say regarding God. How do you reconcile Papal infallibility with what the current Pope has said? And for the record this is not the first time Pope Francis has said this. He’s been saying it practically the entire time he’s been Pope. Also I see you already mentioned Papal infallibility (sorry I started typing as soon as you said what Francis said), so you already covered it 😂. I do believe there’s true believers in the Roman Catholic system as well. I know a lot of Protestants who say “if they were real Christians they would leave that false system” or things to that effect. I wouldn’t go that far but I would seriously look at Catholic doctrine and put it against Scripture, and Scripture alone, and see if they can’t see some serious error that needs to be addressed.

[@c17slug]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmjHga2DatZnacUsi=I-XWvol1zsOhlYJn Here’s an example from 2016 where Pope Francis was saying the same types of things. Pope Francis has been making questionable remarks for a very long time, a decade now! Faithful, orthodox Catholics need to speak up.

[@c17slug]

@@royquick-s5n That’s why we let the Bible interpret the Bible, rather than man-made traditions. When we hear something or are taught something in a sermon we ought to “search the Scriptures, to see whether these things are so.” I get that there’s an insane amount of denominations but we are still united in the essentials. And yes, there are some wonky “Protestant” branches (and many so called churches are heretical like Bethel and Hillsong), but people in glass houses shouldn’t be throwing stones. This Pope has been saying heretical stuff for a decade. He’s said Jesus isn’t the only way to heaven, said Jesus sinned by staying in the Temple when He was a child and needed to be forgiven by His earthly parents (thus invalidating Him as the perfect, sinless sacrifice), and has defended same-sex blessings, among other things. And what point does papal infallibility kick in? A quick Google search states: “Papal infallibility is a Catholic doctrine that states that the pope is protected from error when teaching on matters of faith and morals.” Well Francis is in error regarding both faith and morals here, as what he says contradicts the Bible.

[@PennySmart]

8:01 💯 it's another Gospel. 9:53 💯 besides, if universalism was true, why did Yeshua insist so much on preaching the gospel, and the apostles too, and in the book of Revelation? Further Islam, for instance, is based on lies and a perversion of the Judeo-Christian Scriptures: either Isaac, the ancestor of all Jews, was the son of the promise, or it was Ishmael, the ancestor of all Arabs (as Islam claims). There are Bibles hundreds of years older than Islam, which only dates from the 7th century AD.

[@richardwhiteley1688]

Please, can you be a little more conciliatory toward those who, despite their differing fundamental views , still believe in Christ ? You speak of them as if they are your enemies

[@OrthodoxChristian809]

Believing in Christ isn't the issue, it's following Him that is the essential thing. Once you lose definitions and standards, you lose your faith.

[@katharinedavis4947]

Your remarks about women priests were rather sexist , eg ' a nana in a collar ' . I have come to accept that women are not ordained by God to be priests .though i felt called to the ministry 35 years ago. However women are not less intelligent than men . Many women are highly educated and or holding down highly responsible jobs ; in law , medicine, science, further education etc , etc . I myself have an English degree and have spent many years studying church history and theology . I am supporting you to continue in your ministry. I agree with your other views as far as I know . However please retract these remarks denigrating womens intelligence.

[@pressme71nz]

I didn’t read any of this as sexist. Just a reflection of the laws of nature (as God made them). Even from a secular evolutionary biology point of view, women are very different to men, having to care for such large, undeveloped offspring for extended periods. While I have come across the odd woman who can function well in a professional or church role, the many who do not demonstrate the need for limitations on their service. And I laughed at the nana with a dog collar because I can’t take any older female clergy seriously. They should take their ministry to the children and elderly. Also, men have a flattened bell curve compared to women so while it’s true that there are more male geniuses, there are also more male ret@rds. And women tend to cluster around the middle. So at the high achieving end, there actually are more smart men than women.

[@andybray9791]

Libby lane is so libby (lippy) in attitude

[@marijkehageman852]

I am a catholic and have been watching your podcasts for a quite awhile. I enjoyed them and prayed for you and your family in your difficult journey. However this is not the first time that you attack Pope Francis. He has an unfortunate choice of words sometimes which leads to confusing explanations. Why you immediately choose the only negative one, put up signs "run" and "convert" , calling the pope a charlatan and heretic is beyond me. I do not believe you act the way Jesus would. You have only strengthened my catholic faith by doing so.

[@Mark3ABE]

The Patriarchs at the time of the Old Covenant were “saved” (to use Protestant terminology). Scripture says “they all drank of that supernatural rock which followed them and that rock was Christ”. Scripture says that Jesus went and preached to those “in chains” between his death on the cross and the resurrection. So, clearly, someone of the Jewish faith who never “accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Saviour” during his lifetime can be “saved”. Then, of course, we have those who will say “Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, naked and clothe you, a stranger and welcome you….. etc.” They will be told “as long as you did it to the least of these you did it to me”. Once again, there will be those who never “accepted Jesus as their personal Lord and Saviour during their lifetimes in accordance with the required Protestant formula who will, nevertheless, be “saved” in accordance with the Protestant understanding of salvation. So, a Buddhist living in the Orient long before Christian missionaries arrived who by grace lived a holy life, feeding the hungry, welcoming the stranger, etc, will, in accordance with the teaching of Our Lord himself found in the Gospels be “saved”. Now, of course, His Holiness went well beyond this clear teaching found in Sacred Scripture. I have listened to him, and I understand enough Italian to know that he cannot claim, as his defenders sometimes complain, that the translator who translated into English for his listeners, did not misrepresent him. He did say that all religions, mentioning by name Sikhs, Buddhists, Hindus, Moslems, worship the same God. That is directly against the teaching of the Church. Pope Pius IX condemns “syncretism” and “indifferentism” (the teaching that all religions are the same and lead to the same god) in his Syllabus of Errors. Of course not everything in the Syllabus has stood the test of time - it states that the Papacy must retain sovereignty over the States of the Church - the Church no longer asserts its inalienable rights over the territories formerly claimed under the Donation of Constantine. However, the condemnation of syncretism and indifferentism are in the nature of eternal truth. The Church can never teach otherwise. Salvation can only be found in Jesus Christ - there is no other name under Heaven by which we may be saved. There is only one God - Yahweh, the Lord God of Israel, who is a jealous God who will brook no rivals. Just the same, Sacred Scripture does teach that good and righteous men may be saved who never had the opportunity of accepting Jesus during their lifetimes. We know, specifically, from Sacred Scripture that the saints of the Old Covenant had the opportunity of accepting Jesus after their death.

[@tolkienlewis6887]

Very well explained. I'm presuming you're a fellow rc.

[@Mark3ABE]

@@tolkienlewis6887 Yes. Well, not quite Roman - my Catholic ancestors came from Lazio, but close enough to be considered “Roman” I think.

[@Mark3ABE]

@@royquick-s5n It is interesting that you should refer to “putting words into the mouth of Pope Francis”. After his talk to the interfaith youth group, Rome prepared an official English translation of what the Pope said. It was “sanitized” to remove what would, otherwise, if translated accurately and directly from the Italian, have been formal heresy. On reading the “sanitized” English translation, the Pope was furious and has ordered that an accurate translation be prepared from the original Italian! There is only so far that those at the Vatican can go to try to protect the Pope - if he is determined to go right out on a limb, then, he does risk coming crashing down.

[@Mark3ABE]

@@royquick-s5n I listened to the original. The Pope used the word “camminare” which means to walk, or in context, to journey towards. It does not mean to “arrive” or to “reach”. The Pope said that all religions represent man’s search for God. He certainly did not say that a man may reach salvation by means of any religion. Clearly, this cannot be the case. The Muslim religion specifically denies Christ - in whom only is salvation to be found.

[@faithcomesbyhearing682]

Scripture is crystal clear on Christ being the only way to Yahweh Elohim and salvation.Acts 4:12 Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.The Popes declaration does nothing but to potentially put millions of souls on a direct path to destruction in the bottomless pit.🙄😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@faithcomesbyhearing682]

@@royquick-s5n either the translator has done a poor job or he has translated as directed.either way it's not scriptural.

[@faithcomesbyhearing682]

I left school years ago, brother, homework is no longer mandatory 😜

[@faithcomesbyhearing682]

@@royquick-s5n 😂😂

[@mcmurtrie1]

I think that your comment about nannas in collars is arrogant and quite unkind. Maybe you should consider tempering your language when making public pronouncements.

[@pressme71nz]

I laughed because it is true. Nothing wrong with being a nana either - we should all be so blessed to have grandchildren! Women have a role in the church but it is not as clergy. And to denigrate that true vocation by suggesting we should be competing with men in their sphere is foolish and counter productive

[@mateoclemente6751]

The Church of Rome deserves Francis.

[@irish-u6p]

No we don’t.

[@JG-fg1ye]

“Race riots” what do you mean Bret?

[@ventriloquistvance2388]

It's kind of funny that you call Pope Francis "Pope Frank." 😄😄😄

[@Booger414]

The Lutheran Satire channel calls him "Frankie the Hippie Pope".

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

The synchretism with Islam has been going since Nostra aetate, published in 1965. Francis is going to hell, and taking millions with him.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

@@royquick-s5n I looked up the article you referred to, but I cannot see what relevance it has to Pope Francis saying that Islam is an equally valid path to God, as via Jesus Christ. It is irrelevant what language he made this statement in, as it was then translated to other languages. It was the content that was relevant, not the language. Is this the article you intended? I have attended Anglican services in Wales, and alternately pages are in English and Welsh. I do not understand Welsh, so was that service contrary to the article you highlighted? Quote: 24. Of Speaking in the Congregation in such a Tongue as the people understandeth. It is a thing plainly repugnant to the Word of God, and the custom of the Primitive Church to have public Prayer in the Church, or to minister the Sacraments, in a tongue not understanded of the people

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

@@royquick-s5n Yes he is consistent with Nostra aetate. That is where the error started, in 1965. He and his predecessor prayed facig Mecca, the Kaaba is a pagan shrine, with a pagan black stone in its corner. I do not understand why you are quoting that article XXIV, it seems completely irrelevant. It is simply not relevant what language the Pope makes his anti-Christ statements in, because it is quickly translated.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

@@royquick-s5n I am not a TLM person. Nostra aetate assumes Allah and God are the same entity, while offering no proof.

[@adrienlevoyant4569]

Brother Brett I agree with most of what you say because it agrees with God's word but do you agree with infant baptism. An old heresy and carry over from Roman Catholicism?

[@robmarshall956]

You ain’t going to be homeless Brett cmon now 🙏✝️ thinking you and Calvin, Harris are the only Godly ones in your watchtowers is pretty crazy mate ) I hope prayerfully you get back to the flock on the ground alone.

[@Acts24.5]

Brother, I love you but you do lose a bit of credibility when you put up a man-made ridiculous symbol of the Trinity that is no more God than the three headed Hindu gods. I do hope and pray that in this search for greater truth and transparency that you will find, the true God that sits within the pages of the Bible

[@Acts24.5]

@@royquick-s5n exactly hmmmm how exactly does one create the God Trinity from that verse?

[@Acts24.5]

@@royquick-s5n but I do hope that you at least trust scripture? And that you don’t believe God Almighty will contradict himself? Particularly when he declares five times in the Hebrew Bible that he is not a human being?

[@Acts24.5]

@@royquick-s5n okay brother. Let’s work through this quickly together. Does the author of the gospel of john explain to you what he means by the statement Jesus made the father and I are one? No. Are you aware that after Jesus says this that in Jon chapter 16 verse 25, he reveals to his disciples that he had been speaking to them using figurative and not literal language. Jesus then tells them the time was soon coming when he would speak to them plainly about the father. Jesus then goes on to tell them that the father is the only true God. After his resurrection the first message he has for disciples? it’s that his father Is their father and his God is their God. There is nothing more plain than that. We cannot allow unscriptural interpretations to rewrite scripture. Jesus never declared he was literally God Almighty by saying he was one with the father. And in fact in John chapter 17 Jesus prays that we would be one with the father just as he is one with the father. No one believes this would then mean we join part of the godhead. Forgive me brother. I just encourage you read your Bible love Jesus but discard the doctrine of Trinity because it is the Doctrine of Demons.

[@Acts24.5]

@@royquick-s5n I am sorry but the church fathers do not a free pass at interpreting the scriptures! It is ridiculous to argue that just because they lived 1800 years ago that they were in a better position to interpret the Bible. We are worn by both Jesus and Paul that false profits and teachers would rise from within the church, who would deceive even the elect if that were possible? (as Jesus declares). This is really simple if you believe in God that can only be described using language found nowhere in the book that was inspired by his spirit and you are most likely believing in a counterfeit Jesus. There’s no complexity here. God Almighty did not need human beings to derive his nature and codify it through a series of Council spanning hundreds of years. If you were faced with this situation today you would discount out of hand what constitutes the church today. It is only because you have inherited the traditions of your forefathers and not tested them as you were commanded to have bowed in submission to their lies. Jesus declared the father is God alone. That’s it, brother. One God who is the father.

[@StephB93]

Please leave our Holy Father out of this> Pope Francis is divinely appointed by God and the Catholic Church is also so divinely appointed,🙏 Having said that I am glad that you are calling out the nonsense that is within the church of England. It’s gone in the wrong direction and has no backbone anymore .. I pray that our holy Catholic Church will remain strong,. and in tune with the original message of OUR LORD, and the apostles 🙏.

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Get the log out of your Pope's eye before picking the spec in Angicanism's. Frank is a heretic!

[@Dave-cf4xq]

​@@royquick-s5n Heretic. Clearly.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

He combined the cross and the crescent for his visit to Morocco in 2019. In effect acknowledging Mohammed as a true prophet. Look up Koran 9:5 it is calling for bad things to happen to Christians. This is what Francis is endorsing.

[@paulinewhite3273]

Sorry, you are deceived. Follow Christ not man.

[@StabilisingGlobalTemperature]

Pope Francis thinks that Allah is God. He has prayed facing Mecca. He is thus a denier of Christ, because Islam is anti-Christ. (Not THE anti-Christ, but a supporter of the anti-Christ).

[@LettyK]

Re the pope's heresy: Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction - Matt 7:13

[@chaseyung1037]

Join the Russian orthodox Church. I'm pretty sure they'll let you be a priest there