Reckless Love with Brian Head Welch at The Blended Church

[@ernieplumley2600]

Love it! Beautiful job Bakersfield boys!

[@bonokimusico]

Great performance 🎧👍Thanks for this beautiful music! 😍 Support from Bonoki Music 😉

[@fernandoalmeida733]

Tem coisas que só Deus pra fazer quando vejo o Bryan Head louvado a Deus é sem explicação cara ☺ só Deus só Ele mais ninguém. Aleluias 🙌 Glórias a Deus 🙌 ✝ 🔥

[@rubencepeda]

wow!

[@juliasamborska684]

❤

[@SonicGrace]

Awesomeness right here :)

[@ragkottsky3369]

❤🔥🔥🔥❤

[@miguelangelaraujoalvarez4095]

faltaba mas volumen a la guitarra de brian weich, hubiera sido potente para la letra de la cancion

[@johnterry6794]

😊😂😊

[@JulioCesarGiraldo-t3s]

I'm 99👍

[@MrRayVai]

Matthew 6:24 No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. If you truly love God, you should leave Korn, because you are misleading people that you can listen to worldly music and love God. You are leading more people to hell with your pseudo-repentance than before you became a "believer". The Bible clearly tells us that we must renounce dead works. Your continued presence in Korn is evidence that you are trying to sit on two chairs. But in God's kingdom it doesn't work.

[@EL_FIN_ESTÁ_CERCA]

Absolutely agree.

[@seandogg41]

Reckless is defined as not caring or thinking about consequences of an action. So does God not care, not think, or both? Support with scripture 😬🫣 Brian described his conversion as an ego death and the emerging of a true self. Did you know these terms are derived from mystical spirituality such as Zen Buddhism? Did you know bethel ‘church’ (from which you are clearly heavily influenced) teaches that the New Age has ideas and practices that Christians need to adopt such as the law of attraction, reading auras, using power objects, etc? Do you see a pattern of your inability to discern eastern religion infiltrating your ‘church’? The pastors at this church should be ashamed. They should resign and get under some solid teachers, because you clearly aren’t qualified in handling and discerning scripture.

[@jeffrey4505]

Gods love is not reckless. It’s intentional and orderly in accordance with His perfect character and sovereign will.

[@collinweyand]

Something can be reckless while also being intentional and orderly.

[@jeffrey4505]

@@collinweyand how?

[@collinweyand]

@@jeffrey4505 the definition of reckless is “without thinking of or caring of the consequences of an action.” You can take an intentional and orderly act but not care about the consequences. You can recklessly overspend every month but do so intentionally and orderly (or scheduled). There are numerous other examples.

[@jeffrey4505]

@@collinweyand ‘The Bible’s descriptions show that God’s love is the opposite of reckless. A reckless person acts with little to no forethought, but God chose believers before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4). Recklessness implies an inability to see the future, but God knows the end from the beginning (Isaiah 46:10). Reckless love doesn’t heed consequences, but God knew full well what His love would require. Jesus did not go blindly to the cross; He set His face like flint to reach it (Isaiah 50:7; Luke 9:51). Reckless love can easily fade once reality sets in; God’s love never ends (1 Corinthians 13:8).’

[@collinweyand]

@@jeffrey4505 I disagree with the definitions of reckless you just provided. I don’t see those definitions when I look up the word. But all good brother!