Same faith, different convictions.

[@rhema3043]

Honestly, I haven’t really experienced this side of the conversation. The issues that I’ve seen have been people saying “oh, well I’m not convicted so it’s fine.” And I’ve seen that in things like people trying to mix witchcraft and Christianity or even having an OF, where it’s blatantly wrong but they feel like because God hasn’t said anything to them they can continue in sin. So it was interesting to hear the other side.

[@Alabamabarbie]

This is the stuff we need to be talking about I related to mostly everything! This just shows that convictions are literally spirit led in the end.

[@Couvered]

Agreed! There are things in the Bible that are definitely just black and white (is a sin or not a sin), but some things like the ones talked about in this episode depend on one's own convictions and how it may affect them moving forward with their relationship with God. We're really glad you're here!

[@Alabamabarbie]

@@Couvered 🙏🏾 Amen, thank you for being obedient to God

[@BellaSmith-d3j]

I needed to hear this talk God bless you both I’m grateful God put this video on my page I’m struggling with secular music so this is helpful!!

[@Couvered]

We're glad that God brought you here! We're praying for you and may God bless you!

[@briyanabas]

i have a 444 tattoo as well for that SAME reason & i was debating getting it covered but i realized that i can use it as part of my testimony now. and possibly even help other people & lead them towards Christ because of it. I know that it’s not who I am today since I was born again & made new through his blood. & you are too!

[@Couvered]

Thank you for sharing! I'm glad that you can relate- I was literally asked about my 444 tattoo specifically twice in the past week. I was able to share how I am a new person now through my faith!