Charismatic Churches Explained in 2 Minutes

[@tomsullivan7820]

The Ready to Harvest videos are some of the best on the internet. They are informative, to the point, and warmly delivered in a non-judgemental tone.

[@Magyarorsz]

In my humble opinion been to these churches feels like a live concert with bright lights nice buildings usually majority of members are well off, what I've noticed after a while nothing against them personally it that many of members in the church I visited miss the essence of reading bible ( although not every one in building some actually do read it). I was bombarded with text messages left and right was told to do service/ role, go to a small group even though these churches seem large at service the people you actually get to know is actual fact very very small maybe a handful at best, many of people I meet only knew on first name basis. During multiple services ( can't make an humble opinion off one service alone) I saw speaking in jibbish saw people uncontrollably shaking nearly having fit on the ground, services were predominantly tailored towards marriage, parenting, church giving to the actual church yet saw next to no actual missionaries like helping the needy only actually saw to advance their own church corp agenda. ( not saying all charismatic churches like this just purely only on what I saw). I joined a small group the group ( it was okay at times the people would be annoyed) I volunteered my time ( Church premises tidy up next to no one spoke about Jesus or talked about anything Christ or their walk with Christ). Last visit to the church was Easter 🐇 I thought to myself surely these members of the church would know Easter sadly was mistaken many of members whilst in a recorded for all to see where asked " Do you know meaning of Easter?" Many of the church members answered " He died on the cross" I thought that's what he did for us not what's the meaning of Jesus. I didn't bother returning the church after the Easter Service found another church that's more humble and welcoming using far more scripture based no live concert strobe lights and yes I even get to chat and get to know the fellow members properly. That's just my humble opinion of course of charismatic churches.

[@righteousrebelmedia5934]

This is why I am Charismatic kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6jcgaNta71_aJo

[@ishitrealbad3039]

souns like you just need to visit an orthodox church

[@bruh-ni1fy]

I live in Indonesia and often other Christians (especially traditional reformed) look down on Charismatic churches, viewing their theology as shaky and their clergy as uneducated megachurch type gold diggers. I often do too, to be honest, but I must have to admit they are by far the most successful I have ever seen in terms of soul winning/ministering to non-chirstians. Far more vigorous than the more traditional/conservative denominations.

[@Mr-pn2eh]

The fact that charismatics are very VERY popular is a huge red flag.

[@Theresia66]

​@@Mr-pn2ehwhy do you think so?

[@bruh-ni1fy]

@@mrk4954 While I agree that baptism or works is obviously not a prerequisite for salvation, how would that make false converts? It would be erroneous doctrine, but even I have never seen a biblical basis to think someone has to be 100% correct in every point of doctrine to be a "real" convert. You and I have been baptised and we try doing what we can in terms of good works and following God's commandment. The "false converts" do the same because they believe it is required of them to be saved. Less knowledgeable than us perhaps, but I wouldn't go as far as calling them false converts.

[@Theresia66]

@@mrk4954 evangelical churches have a belief in salvation through faith, not works. So that shouldn't be the case

[@ntlearning]

@@mrk4954 yea nah. You sound sectarian.

[@DerekPK]

I need prayer for my ears to be healed 100%. So I can hear perfectly. In Jesus Christ’s name.

[@Angel-ol2zt]

I will pray for you my friend, hoping you get better.

[@DerekPK]

@@Angel-ol2zt Thank you.

[@Thedevilisaliar23]

I will pray for complete healing 🙏🏾 pray for me too please for more faith and belief in this prayer thing

[@2rocco]

i prayed that you hear fully

[@gabrielc91-sur]

May Christ our true God have mercy on you and save you Derek. IC XC 🇷🇺🕯☦️🕯🇺🇸 NIKA

[@lrlasvegas6427]

These short format videos are fun! Great content, as always 👍🙂

[@frankmckinley1254]

As expected you did a concise presentation regarding these Christian sects.

[@ntlearning]

Charismatic movement is now in every denomination including Catholics. Welcome to the sect! 😂

[@mikeheath8318]

There was a man who had been away on a journey and had then come back home. He strutted about town, talking loudly and at great length about the brave deeds he had accomplished in the various lands he had visited. In Rhodes, the man said, he had jumped such a long jump that no man alive could equal it, and he claimed that there were witnesses who could back up his story. A bystander then remarked, 'Alright! If you're telling the truth, here is your Rhodes: go on and jump!' The fable shows that talking is a waste of time when you can simply provide a demonstration. Aesops fables. The charismatic question can easily be resolved. ...but test everything; hold fast what is good. 1 Thes 5:21

[@deuslaudetur2451]

My grandfather who is a pastor, put it like this, "they replaced the Holy Spirit with a smoke machine."

[@_Palesa_M]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@danielyzy7857]

Facts brother

[@stanfen]

Ive not heard truer words spoken 🙌

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

True

[@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts]

You do such amazing things, yet have so few subscribers, more should hear these educational videos!

[@AntPDC]

@@Audience_1 Quite: scarcely "few".

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

At this point now, he has over 100K

[@kellymontgomery1293]

Thank you! You are a machine gun of information. No sleeping in your class!

[@ІлляРжаніцин]

Beloved brother, can you please make a video about the Jesus movement. I am a Ukrainian Baptist and I can’t quite understand whether it was a good movement or not very

[@anluisa9960]

It had good parts and bad parts. They really focused on living like Jesus and that was good. They had certain theological and political ideas that are not sinful but I think they were mistaken and those have caused some harm in the church. They also completely revolutionized the style of Christian music which is good or bad depending on your preference

[@shirtless6934]

I am Ukrainian Catholic. We have heard of Ukrainian Baptists. 🤔🙂

[@ІлляРжаніцин]

I believe that the old hymns are gospel spirit, but I heard the song There is a redeemer and I was surprised that it was also gospel spirit. Because I thought that the participants in the movement lived in old sins and distorted Jesus by presenting him as a long-haired hippie, well, how in heretical movie Jesus superstar

[@catholicactionbibleonlyist1813]

I find these Churches are just overglorified concert halls

[@aw7544]

@Marriage4life The Mass is a recreation of the Sacrfice on Calvary. These "churches" are just concerts with a cross in the background. No where near the same

[@istanknowledgereason1561]

@@aw7544 daaaaaaaaamn.👀

[@emmanuelrufai6471]

Lol I am charismatic and my church at one time didn't even have a choir😩

[@jcstroble91]

Soooo have you read any of the Bible? In particular the psalms? David went hard for the Lord! When you got the Spirit moving it’s hard to be liturgical.

[@Johnny-pj2fm]

@Marriage4life define worship

[@johnhayes9767]

Sovereign Grace is unique because they are Charismatic and consider themselves as Reformed “Calvinistic’.

[@SisterJenny.]

Thank you again for helping with my studies. Very informative videos 💮

[@penelopehodge-vx8wm]

I was Methodist and decided to go to a charasmatic church. I was babtised in water full emersion and received the babtism of the holy spirit. I loved my church but after a year it's like I don't exist. Pastors chop and change annually and new people are coming and leave after a few months and you don't see them again. I noticed that any course you want to do you have to pay for it Same after church. There are no eats or drinks unless you pay for it so you don't get anything unless you bring out your wallet. There is no transportation for the elderly to get to church. And the church is held in warehouse type buildings. Unconcecrated ground is being used for their gatherings. I am serious about finding a different church, maybe go back where I came from. I am very grateful for them but I feel lost and I miss our old biblical hymns. To much rock and roll type music I can't bere all the time. Some order peace and quiet in a church is the foundation of knowing what is Holy and what isn't. My personal testimony and experience.

[@gabrielc91-sur]

Please if you have the means & time visit a Orthodox Christian Church or Monastery 🌵🕯☦️🕯🌵

[@ardensvirens]

BTW, can you cover the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC)? Kinda smallish, but it is a founding jurisdiction of ACNA and has some interesting characteristics that makes it all its own.

[@inferno0020]

When I was in White River Junction, Vermont, a semi-abandoned historical town, I remember the old Mainline Protestant churches attended by old people, as well as the Evangelical Church that looks like Starbucks, and a rock-n-roll concert attended by young parents.

[@Hadrianus01]

Video on Hillsong Church please!!

[@mikeheath8318]

Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits. (Matt 7),... not their supposed "gifts".

[@stephenbailey9969]

Yes, as Paul said, 'walk in love and seek the spiritual gifts'. (1 Corinthians 14:1) If one demonstrates the gifts but is not showing the fruit of the Spirit as well, especially love, then we should beware of the person speaking. But if the person demonstrates the fruit of the Spirit, particularly love for the Lord Jesus and for other people, and also has the spiritual gifts, then one can be more assured. False religion leads to the works of the flesh, such as pride, greed, envy, strife, hate, immorality, idolatry, etc.

[@stephenbailey9969]

@Marriage4life Yep...to Baptists to whoever. It's not the sign on the door. It's the Lord Jesus at the center.

[@iramaloneofficial]

Typical anti-Charismatic comment.

[@ntlearning]

A dove has 2 wings mike. One for the gifts and one for the fruit of the spirit. You need both to fly. A lot of powerless Christians around loving everybody. And lot of gifts exploding with out love. You need both Mike. Don't be a charismatic hater.

[@mikeheath8318]

@@ntlearning Thanks for your thoughts and pleasant words, I appreciate that. It is not a Christian thing to hate other people, Christian or not, but to love etc, as you know. The powerless Christianity is a true observation, and certainly is a spiritual deficiency, as Tozer once said, the Holy Spirit may be gone from a church for 5 years and still no one notices. Nevertheless, false spirituality is just as harmful. The Bible is sufficient for all of us, so we have no need of new revelation. Flight is an amazing design of God, even the feather is incredible, but your dove analogy doesn't work, nor is it Biblical. We are known clearly by the work the Holy Spirit does in us, the fruits, to change us, make us more like Jesus etc., not by the supernatural gifts he gives us. These were authenticating signs of the Apostles and prophets who are the foundation of the church, proving them to be genuine servants of God, as opposed to all the fakery and magicians at the time. The foundation was laid long ago, and we have no excuse for trying to add to it.

[@BibleNutter]

What about the trinity and once saved always saved and salvation being by faith alone?

[@Bxtcxt1865]

Are Charismatics also consider evangelical?

[@alessandrorossi1294]

Charismatic is a movement that exists in many denominations

[@Bxtcxt1865]

@@alessandrorossi1294 Thank you, it’s because my cousins keep telling me that they are Evangelicals but how they explain things and their way of worship seems more charismatic.

[@mauricefrost8900]

Can I offer the following: Most charismatics are evangelical but not all evangelicals are charismatic

[@leullakew9579]

Yes

[@alejandrogaricia2252]

There of the devil

[@markwood1668]

Difference between a psychological experience and recognizing the person of the Holy Spirit!

[@roberttrevino62800]

Quick correction/ point: The women in the thumbnail are part of the reformed Calvinist movement called “sovereign grace music” They are not charismatic.

[@xchorro]

let’s all remember, it’s not for you it’s for him 🙌 get out of your religious heads and step into what he’s doing with the church

[@doompenguin1120]

Sir, your church is a concert hall with slightly Jesus themed music and your best theologians all have careers as snake oil salesmen

[@TVHouseHistorian]

How can a church claim to be “for Him,” as you said, if the teaching lacks the proper nutrition and is not sound? I speak as one who was in the Pentecostal/charismatic movement for over 20 years, and yes, I do speak in tongues. Give me the old conservative Baptist teachings any day. I’d even attend a Calvinist church before I ever set foot in another charismatic church. I don’t need anymore of the nauseating *”10-steps to balancing your checkbook”* sermons.

[@xchorro]

@@TVHouseHistorian what the heck is a 10 steps to balancing your checkbook and how did you get that from the charismatic movement lol. i honestly don't care about the denominations/spiritual gifts - whatever, and neither does God. We come to Him low and humble. Since when was He offended by passionate intimate praise? It is offered to HIM and only Him. That's what it means. I also do speak in tongues but that's not what makes the believer the believer. We love the Lord our God with ALL OF OUR HEART and love our neighbor as ourself. I'm tired of the normalcy and complacency in my own life and the church's but that doesn't mean I won't pray for the whole capital C church to go there. To experience Him together.

[@xchorro]

@@doompenguin1120 I don't go to a church like what you're expressing. My intimate time wit the Lord didn't originate with my church. He met me and meets me in the secret place. I honor the church but when people bring their oil to the platform and we're offended it just feels wrong. I understand where there's hype some people's hearts aren't in the right places and they'll definitely be corrected/removed but let's pray for one another no more bashing down.

[@TVHouseHistorian]

@@xchorro Honestly, I don’t know how you came to all those conclusions from what I wrote. None of what you said represents what I said. The “10-steps to balancing your checkbook” idea is more a commentary on the wet noodle topics charismatic churches are known for which offer no solid theology or doctrine which help congregants grow deeper in the Lord. Passionate praise? How can it be passionate if the lyrics don’t reflect the true personhood of God? And why would God not care about tongues if he put it in the Bible? Your statements are confusing.

[@Valhalla369]

So where does the Assemblies of God fit in? Chsrismatic or Pentecostal? I like your thumbnail showing concert-like singing. It is common among Charismatics and Pentecostals.

[@richardlahan7068]

The bright lights, concerts and flashy productions make me suspect, but only Christ knows the state of a person's soul.

[@gabrielc91-sur]

Ortodoxcia o Muerte IC XC 🇷🇺🌵🕯☦️🕯🌵🇲🇽NIKA

[@AdamKindaVlogs]

Can you make a video on Catch The Fire?

[@colleenrader1789]

I’d love to know more about Catch The Fire!

[@iramaloneofficial]

I’m a CTF attendee what would you like to know?

[@colleenrader1789]

@@iramaloneofficial oh wow I have many haha. Here’s an easy one: Are CTF churches autonomous?

[@Everest-mp8wr]

@@colleenrader1789 Hi Colleen, I go to Catch the Fire so I am happy to answer your questions. My answer is going to be a bit long and I will need to post in parts.

[@Everest-mp8wr]

@@colleenrader1789 Hi Colleen, are you asking is Catch the Fire self-governing? I go there and can tell you that all of the big decisions do get made by the staff. For instance the church I went to before Catch the Fire was a Southern Baptist Church called Summit Church and at Summit Church every time the staff wanted to raise funds or go into debt to purchase new property if you were a member of the Summit Church you would get to vote. At the Summit you became a member by going through a process and elders would meet with you for I believe it was three weeks and then you became a member. For Catch the Fire it is a lot more informal and you become a member by simply saying in your heart that you are a member. Joining the Catch the Fire family is easy.

[@Everest-mp8wr]

@@colleenrader1789 Now Catch the Fire is autonomous when it comes to finances. You don't get to vote if you are a member. They will eventually show you how the money is distributed, but when those conversations come up they just tell you how the money is being divided in the church you don't get a vote on how it is spent. Let's say they wanted to purchase a new building the paid staff may talk about it and may get to vote, I don't know. However, I can tell you that if the church staff wanted to buy a new building they most likely wouldn't ask for any of the other non-paid members consent they would just buy it.

[@sysamanthahopeang6268]

I attended the ENC (Every nation campus) or victory church. Which has targt population of students. I think they arr also charismatic

[@marianking3773]

Continue Vineyard to Blue Ocean please

[@patraic5241]

I was introduced to the Catholic charismatic movement in the late 70s by my first girlfriend. It was interesting but ultimately I found it underwhelming. When I didn't jump to join the community she was a part of that was the end of that relationship.

[@ntlearning]

I hear you. But most traditional churches are dying. You can read that in the latest Pew Research. In fact, the statistics are shocking. I think the Catholics were wise to allow the Charistmatic movement, because now you can have it and/or the traditional style. Most churches can't provide that.

[@Unicysis]

@@ntlearningI’m surprised there’s no wafer assaults or wine waterfalls. They might as well combine and call themselves the Roman Catharismatic Church!

[@sysamanthahopeang6268]

Can u make a video on Every Nation 😊

[@ReadyToHarvest]

I don't have a 2 minute video on them, but I do have a longer one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqrCh6SVpJVsbcU

[@Jaggerbush]

Im not suggesting this church falls into this description or not but being an ex JW - i find church's who follow a pastor and who don't weekly and daily study the same bible readings strange. Or those who dont understand or think the old testiment is irrelevant, i find strange.

[@amberforcen1177]

The funny thing is speaking in tongues only meant people spoke there own language like English or Greek or whatever it does mean some rambles and noises or anything spiritual

[@ntlearning]

Speaking in Tongues is a Holy Spirit mystery. As Paul said: "I thank God, I speak in tongues more than all of you." Cessatonists are losing because the Holy Spirit has swept through every denomination. If it had been just "one" denomination, I might agree with you. I also like it because Cessationists hate ecuminism. The Charismatic movement has brought many churches closer together.

[@stingrae789]

@@ntlearning I find it interesting how this branch of Christianity loves to cherry pick the Bible completely out of context. The verse you quote continues: "Yet in the church I had rather speak five words with my understanding, that by my voice I might teach others also, than ten thousand words in an unknown tongue." Also glossing over that earlier in the chapter Paul stated this: "He that speaketh in an unknown tongue edifieth himself" and "Wherefore, brethren, covet to prophesy, and forbid not to speak with tongues.". By the end of Corinthians it is clear that these were 'gifts of the early church'.

[@ntlearning]

@@stingrae789 This branch? You mean every denomination including yours? Cessationists are the worst cherry pickers of all. 1 Corinthians 13:8-10: Cessationists interpret this passage, which says that prophecies, tongues, and knowledge will cease "when the perfect comes," as referring to the completion of the biblical canon or the maturity of the church. More reasonable people including more scholars argue that "the perfect" refers to the second coming of Christ and the completion of God's kingdom, which hasn't occurred yet. While tongues were indeed prominent in the early church, there is no definitive scriptural evidence suggesting they were exclusive to that period. The promise of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2:39 is for "all whom the Lord our God will call," without time limitation. Since Christ has not returned, the continuation of these gifts aligns with the expectation of His return.

[@serpentstomper315]

@@ntlearningas an Angel of light would. 2 corin 11:13-15

[@ntlearning]

@@serpentstomper315 For sure. Wherever there is truth there is darkness. And?

[@TheSMEAC]

I always wonder why it took 1923 years for this to ‘emerge’ as a practice in faith that is supported by the scriptures or church history at large. It also seems that the KJVO stream is a pretty common position that you left out of your video here.

[@johngregory4801]

It was part of church history until the Dark Ages, when true Christians were killed by the Church. Oddly enough, the very churches that conducted the Inquisition and such purges of those who believe the Bible over Approved Orthodoxy were in a position to purge the truth of this in favor of their "history" of the Church and are still the biggest denominations today. As Jesus' followers yield more of their lives to him, they are leaving Organized Religion in droves, for Jesus is fulfilling Ezekiel 34 before our eyes... It's a BEAUTIFUL thing to watch!!!

[@TheSMEAC]

@@johngregory4801 I believe you’re conflating the Catholic Church with Christianity. The RCC has another gospel. To say that the continuation of the apostolic gifts such as speaking in tongues (which demonstrated by scripture must be an actual other language that someone else in attendance can indeed understand), prophesy, and direct healing were part of orthodoxy in biblically grounded Christians isn’t actually supported by church history at large and it’s the same biblical inerrancy and sufficiency of scripture which quashes these arguments of tongues, prophesy, and direct healing. If it is by scripture alone, scripture eliminates the current movements practices on its own. Additionally to believe, much less be a proponent that up until the dark ages there was this then lost ‘true’ stream of Christians that were suddenly rediscovered in the 1950’s isn’t just intellectually dishonest, it’s definitionally gnostic as well.

[@johngregory4801]

@@TheSMEAC 1 Corinthians 12 and 14 destroy your entire argument. Many words... No Scriptural clue.

[@essafats5728]

@@TheSMEAC unbelievable....in this day and age, an ignorant, hardened heart PROTEST-ant is still being borne every minute.

[@adamandsethdylantoo]

There’s signs of similar phenomenon happening all throughout church history if you look hard enough. John Wesley described everything from speaking in tongues to even holy laugher occurring at some early Methodist revival meetings, and the Beguine poets like Hadewijch and Mechthild of Magdeburg often described their experiences in very similar language to modern Pentecostals. There’s even a case to be made that the controversial New Apostolic Reformation are merely a revival of the Catholic Apostolic Church founded by Edward Irving in the 1830’s, or even the Montinists from the third century AD

[@MrPaulmark19]

Proud to be Charismatic Full Gospel Third Wave!

[@alejandrogaricia2252]

Repent

[@MrPaulmark19]

@@alejandrogaricia2252 No way Hosey! It is you who need to repent for justifying 1 Corinthians 13:8,10 to say that everything ceased after the Canon was closed. No sane person can say that after the Canon was closed everything Ceases.

[@ntlearning]

Amen!

[@seams3713]

@@MrPaulmark19 Emperor Augustine had a vision, for example. You agree with that one, right?

[@thetraditionalist]

this is a good overview once agaib

[@RAY_FILET]

These people are absolutely disastrous. Most likely to fail actual relationships.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

I hate charismatic movement. Concert musical halls? Where's the holy and sacred? The Church that looks like heaven and the music that sings classically and with pleasance?

[@danielmaher964]

Something new Something new Something new (2 minutes later) Something new

[@mavicpro3289]

PASTY LIPS ALWAYS GETS ME LMAO

[@risingtide_official]

Cults explained. Need more videos like this.

[@ezdboy]

One of the best reasons to not believe is this. One side is in huge trouble on judgment day for adding or the other side is in big trouble for taking away. It's in Revelation.

[@mannysilva5357]

I attended a Pentecostal Bible college. If anyone even mentioned John Calvin they were asked to leave. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@engchoontan8483]

I like them doing things that shouts out = Game influencer from denomination promote their mathematics of $usd+100'000 per android game... Immediate and straight-forward = revelation, which, they will never understand.

[@engchoontan8483]

Some countries sort out students by banding into A, B, C, D, E, F With too many getting 75 out of 100 for an A, A got divided into A1 and A2 followed by applying a bell-curve. That means, so what if you score 80 in an examination, that doesn't guarantee you an A. the rest are monotheists

[@engchoontan8483]

For multiple choice type of examinations, the highest anal-retentive passing-mark is 95 out of 100. That will be air-force's air engineering training institute, field safety, Foreign object damage topics. Expensive. Sorting out some types with mathematics and logic and ... Only for them to democratically go back to illogical-wannabes due to ego-greed.

[@engchoontan8483]

Pluto thinking itself as Jupiter behaving like Uranus and talking martian

[@engchoontan8483]

The weakest pretend to be the greatest by using the biggest numbers. When the push comes to shove, even christians target christians. Never imporvish or enslave or employ dishonest or use disgrunted, much less tolerate traitors. The types that run themselves down to the ground are the cool-dudes and cool-gang and women. Natural-selection since puberty, your true-colors cannot be hidden. Training-practice to overcome bad-nature by conditioning, parents lead by example and elders walk the talk - not-your society. Charitable-societies as source of troubles, we know your types and your psychology and your history and your past and your ...we know your impending self-implosion, enemies, setup, ambush.

[@engchoontan8483]

We have you on record.sss and dataset.sss. you identified your most-urgent enemy attack-defence wrongly, as expected, due to monotheism sorted-out. Check your own country, and religion and backyard and AI. Most-toxic identified by more-intelligient others.

[@gabrielc91-sur]

If it ain't coming from the Holy Orthodox Christian Church i ain't messing with it. I have no room to Judge my fellow man when i think of all the evil things I have done IC XC 🇷🇺🕯☦️🕯🇺🇸 NIKA

[@imalive4u169]

There is only one Baptism in which as Christians we are Baptized in our Lord Jesus's death in which we are saved. The three types of Baptism is one in accord as taught by the Catholic Church. The first is the Baptism by water which is a Sacrament of the Church in which the catechumen becomes a member of the Church a Christian. When you are Baptized you become a new creature. The second is the Baptism by blood which is martyrdom. If a catechumen wasn't Baptized by water as part of Christian initiation into the Church because the died for the faith they are a martyr for the faith sacrificing themselves for our Lord Jesus. The third is the Baptism by the desire to be with God. Originally as it only addressed for the catechumen if they were to be Baptized by water and died before they could it would be their desire to be with God which would save them. Later this was addressed for Non-Christians who were ignorant of our Lord Jesus, His Gospel, and His Church as being such living according to His Commandments desiring to be with God they would be Baptized by their desire to be with God at the moment of their death. The Church originally didn't focus on what happens with Non-Christians otherwise the Unbaptized after death and many held negative views on the subject that they weren't saved as Scripture makes it clear you have to be Baptized to be saved. It's like the righteous in the Limbo of the Fathers our Lord Jesus preached to them His Gospel as such they were Baptized by their desire to be with Him when He risen on the third day. We called this event the Harrowing of Hell. In the Apostles Creed, "He descended into Hell". So the only type of Baptism in which a person would know if they have been saved is the Baptism by water as a Christian.

[@joycegreer9391]

That is false unbiblical theology. Baptism does not save. Salvation is believing and trusting in Jesus, nothing else. By faith you are saved and born again/made a new creation, not by baptism.

[@ntlearning]

oooops, no one has told you that there are 300 million charismatic catholics?? You better sort them out first!!!

[@billcupp4730]

No such thing as a charismatic. That is a term that man uses. There are only authentic disciples and followers of Lord Jesus.

[@jenex5608]

Holy Spirit is post salvation experience

[@johngregory4801]

Meh. It wasn't for anyone at Cornelius' house in Acts 10, but it was for the Samarians who believed and were baptized by Phillip in Acts 8 - only when Peter and John went to Samaria we're any of those who believed in Jesus through Phil's testimony and miracles baptized in the Holy Ghost - and the twelve believers that Paul found in Ephesus in Acts 19. They didn't know Holy Ghost was even a thing, so he brought them the full truth of the Gospel, baptized them again and then laid hands on them. They received the Spirit then. It depends on how much of the Gospel is taught before someone accepts Jesus or... It's a possibility that God recreated the Day of Pentecost at Corny's house so the Jews couldn't argue with Gentiles being saved. Still, Peter hadn't even finished talking when the Gentiles in the Roman centurion's house we're speaking in tongues.

[@Carlosalmanza760]

👏

[@sallyraynor8984]

I haven't a clue what you're on about!

[@sysamanthahopeang6268]

I attended every nation. Saw lots of speaking tongues and shaking

[@timothyhollins6010]

Pentecostal goes back to Acts chapter 2

[@dylanschweitzer18]

Dat lip spit doe

[@AshleyONan]

What is post trib, Armenian, kjv, grace through faith alone, not necessarily ‘hard preaching’ at all, protection of Israel for Jewish people, respecting that women should cover their heads when prophesying and before God with an actual veil not a doily worn at all times, observance of epistles, continuation of gifts exactly as described in the Bible yet requirement for interpretation of tongues, the spirit of God being sound, and sharing the word when led to.

[@AshleyONan]

Not praying to saints or those who have passed. Mary not being a perpetual virgin but mentioned in Revelation. Could also mean the church. Body of Christ that the serpent sought to devour. Recognition of her faith and goodness but not even close to the level of intercessory prayer.

[@AshleyONan]

Have yet to find a church in perfect alignment with what I believe. Doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist.

[@laurencalibresi]

Luther made a big mistake

[@joycegreer9391]

God used Luther to save and restore true Christianity from the heretical, apostate, pagan, corrupt RCC. True faithful believers were set free from the oppression and persecution of the RCC.

[@ntlearning]

So did the Roman Catholic Church.

[@thedrinkinggamemaker9749]

The Church needed Martin Luther

[@vls3771]

Singing childrens nursery rhythms Yearning and women crying then after meeting go for pizza and gossip like nothing happened. One thing for sure the most emotionally immature group out there...

[@ModernMozart1104]

This is a good video but you forgot the spiritual abuse, manipulation, colossal and egotistical endeavors of selfish ambition, and perpetual delusions of grandeur.

[@rodelitobonete1056]

The become a the Born Again Christian Demonstration world wide

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Complaint: You have to have a degree in theology to understand the words in his definition. Making everything useless, to me. We’re not all theology professors

[@sanachauba_0910]

by the way why are you putting sovereign grace music as your thumbnail I don't understand because they're not... I think you need to do some research i believe.. Thank You

[@ReadyToHarvest]

They definitely are Charismatic. Watch my video on Sovereign Grace Churches.

[@sanachauba_0910]

@@ReadyToHarvest Lol if you think reformer are charismatic then i don’t wanna say anything.. Your knowledge will not take you to heaven. Thank you!

[@ReadyToHarvest]

@@sanachauba_0910 I think your insults come from a place of lack of study. Here's a video on three reformed denominations that are charismatic. Most Reformed are not, so it is a rarity. Sovereign Grace Churches are one of the few. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaS7k4umZ7Slqbs

[@sanachauba_0910]

@@ReadyToHarvest I got what you mean pal yeah I understand they’re continuationist so does John piper. So, are you saying John piper is also charismatic?? I don’t think Sovereign grace is like a Hillsong, Bethel music, Jesus culture & so on. I’ll be very glad if you answer me 🙏🏻

[@ReadyToHarvest]

@@sanachauba_0910 Piper is kind of Charismatic, he's a rarity too, for example he believes in speaking in tongues and encouraged his church to do so. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKvMoaZ9aJKGbKM This is unusual, because most reformed people are cessationists. Not Piper though. In my video on converge, the denomination Bethlehem Baptist (the church Piper pastored) is a part of, I discuss them a bit, a large number of people in the church spoke in tongues. Charismatic does not mean the same thing as hillsong, etc. It simply means that all of the gifts of the spirit are still active, and should be practiced. This can play out differently in some denominations than others.

[@alejandrogaricia2252]

FALSE MOVEMENT READ YOUR BIBLES STAY AWAY FROM STUFF LIKE THIS

[@ntlearning]

I think I will stay away from people using Large Caps who are charismatic haters.

[@seams3713]

@@ntlearning please explain, how do you define if someone hates the charismatic movement?

[@ntlearning]

@@seams3713 Hmmm....... lets see. Maybe a troll? Would you like a definition of a troll too?

[@seams3713]

@@ntlearning yes please. I also just searched it, and I wonder if what I got is the same as what you mean by troll. Troll : a person who intentionally tries to instigate conflict, hostility, or arguments in an online social community.

[@ntlearning]

@@seams3713 Yea, but this definition is better - a person who posts or makes inflammatory, insincere, digressive, extraneous, or off-topic messages online, or in real life, with the intent of provoking others into displaying emotional responses, or manipulating others' perception. Or maybe this one: An individual who posts false accusations or inflammatory remarks on social media to promote a cause or to harass someone.

[@DavidFraser007]

Speaking in tongues is a joke.

[@ntlearning]

He didn't mention that over 300 million catholics are charismatic. That's quite sensational for a joke.

[@achievewealth2968]

Read a bible, the spirit of God is not a joke!

[@jbonaful]

A good place for failed actors to go

[@paulinportsva4464]

Cult

[@claygorovoy5467]

Another version of mystery babylon jesuit feel good instead of scripture. Christmas trees and eggnog. Nimrod and tammuz not THE WORD OF GOD .these are all what is described as the great falling away from sound doctrine. All the music is satanic .salvation is by grace not by repackaged rock music stage show.