5 Dangerous Lies of Our Modern Age (w/ Rosaria Butterfield)

[@kflybye]

Every time I listen to Rosaria, I just wanna weep at how gracious our Lord is to reach down and touch someone’s life in such a dramatic way.

[@ryanwiersema7251]

True, and then I look in the mirror. While I have not struggled with the sin of homosexuality, and I came to know Jesus as my Lord and Savior at a young age, i too was a reprobate enemy of God headed to a Christless eternity. He reached down and convicted me and brought me to Him.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Yeah, I was just as reprobate. Permiscuous, and even dabbled w/ bisexual sin, well before it became the social trend. Back then, it was shameful and hidden. So I have always had great empathy for homosexuals. Not the worst sin, but to compassionately describe it to someone trapped in it: this is not the best life that God wants any of his children.

[@karenlebron-morales8672]

Any story of conversion is a wonderful proof of God's amazing grace because no one wants to change their ways. To look at yourself and under God's conviction of sin say: I am a trainwreck. I need a new beginning. I need Jesus. That kind of turnaround is only possible with God.

[@cecilhaas2382]

What is something is how He touches them after they have done the devil work. Our God is a awesome God for sure.....

[@EricCare1]

Amen, there are so many Saul turned Paul stories in history like Rosaria, praise God!!

[@qazyman]

This is the world that I helped create. What a poignant statement. There is not a Christian alive, including myself, that this criticism does not apply to.

[@trulyso734]

Dont get what you mean. Real /uncompromising Christians are in the world but not of the world in substance. So no, in principal, the Real/uncompromising Christians did not create this world culture. I agree with speaking in love and recognizing any sin habits in our own selves. But I sense there is still a tip toeing around the truth or trying to define/measure how that is supposed to look like categorically.. eg trying pin down what sin is without acknowledging anybody as sinners. The modern church is filled with sinners who think they are God now with never a need for any humbling repentances at all. That isnt good. We dont "love" them by putting them in an untouchable class of Non Sinners unlike us or that we must say we are Worse than them etc. I can't go along with that

[@Maureen_K-h2c]

The world that Trump helped created has been wonderful for Christian's every where. This Lesbian has changed her ways to be like God again and she is successful now for the first time in her live. It beautiful story she has to tell. And those pro noun's are DANGEROUS!!!!!!!

[@raevj]

@@Maureen_K-h2c why do people like you bring up Trump when he has nothing to do with the topic? Usually it’s Trump Derangement Syndrome, but you seem to be on the other end of the spectrum. He is just a flawed man like everyone else.

[@venus_envy]

Luckily the pronouns have nothing to do with homosexuality, and more people are realizing that. @@Maureen_K-h2c

[@Anabee3]

QAZYMAN: Amen to THAT.

[@matthewking8806]

To me, this was a hard but necessary conversation to have. Thank you Sean and Rosaria for sharing these truths about gender, sexuality and the like. I was gay, but have seen my sin through God's eyes and have repented. I still have friends in the LBTQ plus community that I am concerned about. I'm asking God to give me wisdom as to how to talk to them in a loving and truthful way. Thank you both again.

[@TexasHoosier3118]

You are doing the right thing. God is pleased with you.

[@josephelliott4117]

Is he? or is he a She? @@TexasHoosier3118

[@kellyschroeder7437]

Please find a way to lovingly communicate w them w grace, mercy and truth. Perhaps pray up before, during and after 💙💞💙💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@temsumongbajamir1582]

I don't know if it helps but Becket Cook in KZbin was also a gay and he shares and encourages others through his show. God bless

[@evelynbrowning5751]

@@TexasHoosier3118I’ll Li

[@moosechuckle]

In the livestream Mrs Butterfield said, “the sin is not you.” Man that’s powerful. One of the hardest ideas that people, in the gay community, have to wrestle with is this sense of identity within their same sexual desire. Probably one of the biggest issues when it comes to homosexuality and Christianity too. As a Christian, my identity is found in Christ first and foremost.

[@Alvin-j7b]

I think this is why it’s so hard to speak to and be friends with people with the LGBTQIA community.. they have made themselves what they do.

[@richardpaggi9988]

Amen!!

[@OurVids2Show]

So very true!

[@coasterblocks3420]

@@Alvin-j7bpeople are born gay. Believing in Bronze Age superstitious nonsense is a choice.

[@Barbara-br2gv]

Speaking comes after listening and identifying!!

[@robinwashburn8804]

I've followed this astute woman for several years, so love Rosaria. She brings so much hope & so much common sense! A gift to the church!

[@natashamiller4860]

My grandma used to say that “one look is appreciation but the second look is the sin of lust.” I think Rosaria might be touching on this a bit.

[@EricCare1]

Agreed noticing Beauty and God's creation is not a sin, but taking a second look to use that beauty for ungodly means even if not carried out physically, is a sin.

[@markmorris8410]

You can interview Rosaria every week, Sean. The local church often fails in equipping the faithful with this kind of understanding and encouragement. Blessings to you both!

[@keepclimbing15]

I hope you all have a part 2, you both got deeper into this than any other interview I've seen about this book. We need a part 2.

[@grannysquareswagonwheels2604]

Please bring Rosaria back again (and again)!

[@SeanMcDowell]

Will do!

[@nelidascott6917]

Agree 💯. Please, have her back❤

[@nelidascott6917]

Agree 💯. Please, have her back❤

[@PsychoBible]

I'd be interested to see you moderate a debate between her and Preston Sprinkle.

[@EricCare1]

Yes please bring her back brother!!!

[@hallereisbeck397]

"If you had an anorexic daughter, a sticker and a parade won't help..." absolutely right on. Glorifying any struggle into the sin of pride is never the solution

[@ShiniGuraiJoker]

Anorexic and homosexuality are not even close amd this is a disingenuous take. Anorexic can be treated with legitimate help. Sexual preference is a neutral preference and does not need pseudo-psychology to cure.

[@trulyso734]

@@ShiniGuraiJoker it is a sin or health burden to those who have come to know God's love as they were/are / can be again. This lady is sharing her great turnaround experience; and her insights out of that. Whomever our Lord sets free, is free indeed. I praise God Im hearing this truth. So so wrong to discriminately punish people for not following all the crazy modern ideas as the lady covered as such a social contagion now. Nobody owns another person's brain. So no thanks to thought polices

[@ShiniGuraiJoker]

@yours.uniqly That is hilarious you say no thanks to thought pilice, yet you believe in a god that does just that. Without the bible you cannot prove homosexuality is evil or wrong.

[@AugustJ.k.Nilsen]

Without the bible, you can still look at nature and the lack of ability to procreate as an absolute without exception, which would indicate the destruction of the species without others following the natural order. It is not hard to argue against whatsoever, this without mentioning the extra sexual diseases that follow anal sex more often than not having worse symptoms and severities.

[@Veracityseeker7]

​@@ShiniGuraiJokerBoth are forms of self harm.

[@aurora571000]

I love to hear this woman❤ Her thoughts and words make me think more clearly.

[@natashamiller4860]

We, as Christians, are supposed to be a light in the darkness, a city on a hill in order to be beacons for the Lord! We have severely neglected our duties and society as a whole has suffered. We have splintered into two primary camps in which both miss the mark: we either speak the Truth but forget to do it in love OR we show love (often an unbiblical variety) but don’t speak Truth. She is spot on with what she said!

[@weirdwilliam8500]

Lately, Christians are the darkness in this world. Lawlessness, hypocrisy, scapegoating the least of us to scare up worldly power for the rich. Gross.

[@OurVids2Show]

I absolutely love Roasaria Butterfield’s work! I hope that it gains traction big time in the Christian community and church, a church which creates loneliness and doesn’t seem to know how to be a community that spurs one another on to love and good deeds like we read in the book of Hebrews.

[@marykinsella417]

Just read your Bible!

[@shiningstar125]

Good video. It's good to see other people in the world are not believing this new wave of sin being normal. 🙏🏽

[@brucemoose926]

To desire and be attracted are not necessarily the same thing, but attraction often leads to desire.

[@mandwandwe73]

Please pardon my confusion. Can one be attracted to something they don't desire?

[@laurenkwarren]

I love Rosaria so much. What a beacon of truth and grace she so boldly offers. I read her book and it is so rich, I imagine I’ll read it multiple times just to ingest it all. It’s so refreshing to hear and encourage each other with hard truths. It’s a rare gift in today’s age. Also, I loved your questions, Sean. What a great conversation. I think you should do a part 2 and 3!!

[@LoriLev1107]

Excellent interview Sean! Thanks for having Rosario on. She's such a firecracker for truth!

[@tyreecobb6222]

I love the 5 lies that Rosaria chose to write about in her book!!!

[@elizabethryan2217]

Very interesting point Rosaria makes at 49.50. I was very arrested by and convicted of Ps 66:18 (19) some time ago. "If I had cherished sin in my heart, the Lord would not have listened; (but God has surely listened and has heard my prayer.)

[@yresonirba87]

It was only when I truly let go of my iron grip on my sin and surrendered it all to God did God help me overcome.

[@EricCare1]

Thank you so much for sharing that verse

[@elizabethryan2217]

@@EricCare1 it's a pleasure. The more I think about it, the more I think it's a pivotal part of the actual Gospel. i.e. *Repent.* Because if you don't really repent and turn *away* from what dishonours God, you're not in a sincere, honest and submitted relationship with him. 😬😖🙏🏼

[@EricCare1]

Amen, to many have Repentaphobia

[@jimyoung9262]

This is such an important message. I have not heard of Dr. Butterfield but I am grateful for the opportunity to hear her story.

[@jessysmit8744]

Thank you Sean and Rosaria. I appreciated this conversation very much; I have been helped by you both very much over the years. I would love to hear a second interview, that Truth/Grace standard the Lord epitomizes for us is seen vividly here. To God be the glory.

[@TREETOPMUSIC-e4f]

i love that someone has listed these wicked lies

[@FernandoGarcia-ux4fl]

The worst lie of all is that the election was stolenJow much hate and revision has that caused. And do many Christian no the commandments not to bare false witness follow that lyer.

[@sherrischroeder3217]

Very powerful and helpful. As a Christian pediatric nurse, this information really applies and will give me strength to do what is God honoring and right. I don’t want to cause anyone to stumble.

[@RobbDepp]

I need to record and download this.

[@frankandhistank9164]

Really interesting, very challenging - it’s so important that we communicate why we believe what we believe with love rather than hatred

[@smartazz61]

I am so impressed with Rosaria. I never expected to hear someone with her background saying what she does. It's extremely refreshing to simply hear the truth for a change no matter how much it may enrage the squeaky wheels among us.

[@KarenThomas-m7h]

I’m happy she’s seen the light!!

[@c.m.granger6870]

Excellent stuff from Rosaria, speaking truth without apology. The broader evangelical church needs to stop affirming homosexuals in their sin and adopting man-made, unbiblical categories and labels.

[@jesusislord75767]

Thank you for this interview. This is a really powerful and important message for the church at this moment. I think this is your best interview to date and hope you have a chance to do more shows with Rosaria.

[@SeanMcDowell]

Great to hear…she’ll be back!

[@kymdickman8910]

@@SeanMcDowellthat’s good to know. I just bought her book on the strength of this interview. Thankyou very much.

[@roblangsdorf8758]

Sean, it sounded like you only made it through one of the lies in her book. I look forward to hearing the two of you discuss the other 4 sometime.

[@conniekline9881]

Thank you Sean and Rosaria for an excellent discussion and extremely pertinent to this time in history. There was a lot to digest, so I will be listening to it again.

[@CaroGrammy]

Thank you for having Rosaria on your program, Sean! The best lies are the ones closest to the truth. I thank God for Rosaria's passion for exposing the deadly lies of this age by holding them up to Scripture. These lies are taking root in churches and Christian ministries everywhere. It's stunning and saddening to see.

[@JMLUSA1]

SO VERY GOOD!!!!! THANK YOU Sean and Rosaria! I'm SO GREATFUL for the TRUTH you both seek and ACTUALLY discuss, dissect, flesh out, I love LOVE LOVE THIS!!!!!! Thank You SO MUCH!

[@johnnytangent2849]

First, a sincere well wish and prayer for Sean's good health since we know he's had some struggles in that area recently. Great to hear from someone who has read the bible seven times. I suspect most who claim to be Christian haven't read it front to back even once. Also wonderful to hear someone proclaim the many sins they've repented of. Again, many so-called Christians barely know what sin is let alone get so busy repenting of it. Sin is the transgression of the law, says 1 John 3:4. It is important to stress here breaking "God's law" is sin, as opposed to breaking the commandments and traditions of religions like Pharisaism, Judaism, Catholicism or her protesting daughters. Jesus Christ took the religionists and philosophers of his day to task for following commandments of men and the tradition of the elders instead of the commandments of God. 13:35 Rosaria correctly says its a sin to violate the ninth commandment. Of course its a sin to violate any of the ten commandments. I wonder why the hackneyed "vast majority" of professing Christians not only violate, but go to great lengths to justify the violation, of the fourth commandment? There's no debate about adultery, having other gods or bowing to, or serving, idols or murdering, stealing, lying, etc. and who they apply to today. But when it comes to the fourth of the ten commandments, today's religionists say it only applies to a small subset of Israel, as if they - and they alone - are the totality of God's people today. Please don't get me wrong, neither commandment keeping or any other "law keeping" will earn salvation. It is only by the grace of God through his son Jesus Christ that anyone is saved from eternal death. But, Christ alone at this stage of God's redemptive plan is the only man to have overcome death and been resurrected to eternal life in heaven. John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Reception of the Holy Spirit is a begettal and an "earnest" or down payment and not the final birth or payment. Jesus is the first - and so far only - one to be "born again" from the dead and that will remain so until the first resurrection. From the time God pronounced that Adam and Eve would die, die - surely die - that is precisely what has happened to every person. They are all dead, not alive in some other form or place, and, if not for Christ would remain so forever. It is the promise of eternal life attained through the first resurrection, at Christ's return, that all those in Hebrews 11 desired - a heavenly country. Hebrews 11:13-16 These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth. For they that say such things declare plainly that they seek a country. And truly, if they had been mindful of that country from whence they came out, they might have had opportunity to have returned. But now they desire a better country, that is, an heavenly (one): wherefore God is not ashamed to be called their God: for he hath prepared for them a city. Hebrews also explains why no man except Christ, including Enoch, has ascended to heaven - yet. Hebrews 11:39-40 And these all, having obtained a good report through faith, received not the promise: God having provided some better thing for us, that they without us should not be made perfect. It is God's purpose that all, from Adam to those in Christ at his second coming, will be "made perfect" at the same time. Enoch nor David will enter the heavenly country without, or before, Moses, Lazarus, Sean McDowell, or Rosaria, etc. I submit that the first and most consequential lie ever told was the lie Satan told to Eve - don't believe God, you WON'T SURELY DIE! Understanding that without a resurrection from the dead nobody would ever live again is a truth that needs to be proclaimed above all other. The gospel of grace is the good news of how to attain to that resurrection and enter the Kingdom of God. 40:10 the church for nearly two thousand years has professed that sabbath breaking is not a sin. Fighting this sin in the first century would've been relatively easy but since we've been told for so long we don't have to fight this sin because its not even a sin (get off my back) it has become "a monster." Rosaria exclaims, "how am I going to fight a monster." How, indeed? Billions of professing Christians believe there are only nine commandments. The one sign between God and HIS people (yes at first it was just Israel including the Jews) is ONE thing the Adversary wants to obscure or erase because he knows missing the mark by a foot is as good as missing it by a mile. 42:47 because acceptance of breaking the fourth commandment has become such a monster many are breaking it "oops by accident" but many more are willingly ignoring the monster rather than fighting it. Yes, Rosaria, if one denys another the opportunity to repent of a sin, they are doing the work of Satan. In politics they're called "useful idiots." 44:45 Wisdom beyond which even she may know. A Christian is a person who repents of sin, who KNOWS what sin is (1 John 3:4 sin IS transgressing God's law) and repents of it. Except, it would seem, when it comes to the fourth commandment in God's law. 46:37 rebellion against the "created order" ??? The seventh day Sabbath was made at creation as part of that order. No doubt it has continued as such despite human and satanic efforts to eliminate it.

[@pianogal853]

Im so edified every time I hear Rosaria! I'm grateful to hear that I'm the same age, and we've had some very similar experiences. - so I understand that culture at the time, too.

[@joelwiemken3046]

Rosaria, you are really voicing a the view that connects hand in hand with John Paul's Theology of the Body. Your conversion from activist to a Married woman with children to speaking so forthrightly ,staight forward, compassionately, and fcarrying the cross of taking it straight to a n audience that doesn't always You express yourself very clearly want to hear it. I also like your honest retelling of f your personal conversion. thank you

[@lorenharper6187]

I really love Rosaria. Her theology is more solid and her articulation of it far better than 90% of theologians and clergy out there. Frankly, if women were allowed to be pastors, she’d be a top tier one on par with some of the best world has ever seen. I literally have never heard a woman as sound theologically or able to articulate the finer points as well as she can. The Lord be praised for her conversion and having created her with such tremendous intelligence. She really needs to start doing podcasts if she isn’t already. Listening to her also saddens me as much as it amazes me as it makes me mindful of how poor many Christian theologians and clergy are by comparison. Without a doubt she could have most men back on their heals in a theological debate. I have never heard a woman speak as she does on theological matters. I’m completely blown away. I’m a male and in preparation to become clergy in my church. She is like a female version of John MacArther or perhaps Spurgeon. She reminds me of Deborah who had to step up and lead because the men were far too weak to. I am by no means a feminist, I’m just stunned to hear a woman as sound theologically and able to communicate as well as she has here.

[@colinpurssey9875]

Are you kidding ? She's an astute , erudite , or versatile evangelist or theologian ? Go and check every one of her multiple video addresses and interviews on youtube . She is pathologically fixated on the moral impropriety and iniquity of the LBGTQ+ culture and feminist ideology . I've never yet heard her expound on any other aspect of Christian values , morality , ethics , or theology . She rants on about this to the exclusion of any other relevant or more crucial issues of faith . And often with astonishing ignorance . An example ; she has said with effusive triumphalism in several of her video dissertations that transgendered individuals will have their preordained sexual identity restored in the afterlife . What !! . The Gospel explicitly advises that gender is voided in God's spiritual kingdom ; 1 Corinthians 15 : 35-49 . That counsel decisively invalidates Rosaria's . Sheeeez !

[@dianadavis6512]

This is fantastic. Thank you.

[@johnnyyang740]

Rosario is the best. Dr Sean, I’ve listened to all of your interviews plus many many other apologetic podcasts and videos. I first heard Rosario on Becket Cook’s youtube channel, and there were a few times I had to stop, re-listen, and take notes. I never take notes when listening, but I just HAD to with what Rosario had to share. Thank you Rosario.

[@EnochElijah777]

Wow love her she is 100% on point. Her articulation is bar none top tier clear. I have a homosexual background myself and while i never supported the lgtqa+ amd its ideals or gender pronoun nonsense i totally could relate to everything she said and COULD NOT have articulated and expressed it better myself. she was on point

[@stephendenagy3396]

Brilliant! Schedule a session for the next 4 topics! This message is critical.

[@MaryMouse51]

I've seen several interviews with Rosaria since this book has come out. Rosaria is an amazing avenue of God's truth and grace. Without saying so explicitly, Rosaria is pointing out that the evangelical church does not believe that the Gospel changes lives. (Hence Andy Stanley). Sean, I LOVED your questions and it brought out so much depth in what Rosaria is communicating. Rosaria should write a book on sanctification.

[@beachbreath2504]

This teaching is huge & deep and needs to be taught in every Church!

[@joannewilson9428]

This was so helpful to understand and tell at to those we love who are struggling with not just the issues of transgender but SIN in general. great podcast!

[@vickysteph8069]

Its very ridiculous how the creature wants to correct the creator. Telling the creator "u made a mistake in creating me as a male/female."

[@TheAmericanGirl1967]

Thank you both 🙏

[@truthovertea]

This is truly I inspiring, thank you Rosaria for your testimony and fantastic work!!!

[@Avocadotoast6]

Love Rosaria’s boldness. Too many in the church fear man (being nice) more than they fear God.

[@jonathancampbell586]

Bless You, Rosario!

[@rosyneufeld1024]

Thank you Rosaria for courageously speaking truth! This was so helpful!!

[@ofelianuno4752]

I just enjoy watching Rosaría speak. Great conversation you had. Maybe you could share what some of your disagreements were next time you invite her back?

[@jamesgordon8867]

I'm glad she can explain. So few can speak like this

[@leahparker9033]

If it wasn't Rosaria, it would have been someone else to make gay rights the idol of our time. I just love listening to her. She's so real and I love her testimony.

[@timgordon4853]

This is about breaking down the family, population control,and giving a surgeon a legal knife , and to write books about this drugging and mutilation of GOD CHILDREN,books how do women work and raise a family,big book👺🙏Dorothy says

[@timgordon4853]

LEAVE GODS CREATION ALONE, RULES DO NO HARM‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️🙏👆🤌✌️✊❤️✅Mate

[@41093AnthonyB]

I think that the thing that I am confused about is that it seems like Rosaria (whom I love) and Jared Moore are saying if I am tempted by my old sin, resist it by the grace of God, and turn from it, that I have sinned and need to repent. What other sin is treated that way? I do believe that we should refer to it as homosexual sin and it's something that we need to repent of. I don't believe when a Christian resists temptation, they need to repent.

[@JoyinFlorida]

I'm completely new in my walk with Christ but I've heard it said (with all sins) that if we have the "thought", that's what we should be repenting? Regardless of which sin we're leaning toward?

[@41093AnthonyB]

@@JoyinFlorida I wonder if what you are referring to is Jesus's words that say if we even look on another person to lust, we have committed adultery already in our heart. That is different than being tempted by a sin. Otherwise, who of us are not ever tempted? Do we need to repent constantly? Did Jesus need to repent when He was "tempted in every way", yet without sin (Hebrews 4:15)? I was deeply involved in homosexual sin. I came to the Lord in repentance during college. It was a long battle, but slowly the Holy Spirit renewed my mind. Since then, I have married (36 years), had eleven children, and expecting our 29th grandchild. I still can be tempted by a certain type of goodlooking man, but I resist that with His power. I believe Satan knows where he had us bound and tries that same approach to trip us after we come to Christ. But through the power of Jesus, I am free.

[@rgmrtn]

We are all victims of and participants in Sin Nature. I think that is what it means. I think she does go easier on fallen straight sexuality. As a same-sex attracted Christian I need to take it to the Lord every day because I don't believe there are humans who fully explain what it means.

[@JoyinFlorida]

@@41093AnthonyB well actually you shouldn't be asking any questions about the subject because you've clearly found all the answers you need....in Jesus❤ I'm happy for you and keep testifying!!

[@JoyinFlorida]

@@rgmrtn Amen and keep resisting. God wins🙏❤

[@karenrichardson8768]

Thank you for speaking truth. Good common sense. Keep speaking.

[@draya_mg7803]

Thank for this interview as it really made me rethink some of the ideas I had.

[@amazinggraze4063]

Great conversation. Thank you both.

[@thomaswonderwood9826]

Agree 💯! What a blessing, hope to get that book.. 🙏 Many blessings to you Rosaria and your family...and thank you for telling it like it is. Very refreshing!

[@JeffMcLeod-c2n]

Such an important and life-giving discussion!

[@suzijorgensen6545]

I'm a born-again Christian woman who has a daughter who is now a transgender man. When I was pregnant with this child, the Holy Spirit spoke to me and said that I was having a girl and to name her Sarah. I did. She was in her mid teens when she was starting to question her gender. I have 3 kids, and they were subjected to violence and terror from their own father. All 3 have been through soooo much trauma. After I fled the home, they were all going through their own issues, I was a mess too. They had problems that were above my pay grade. They all saw me collapse, and I was going down a dark path. They all have had issues with the church we had attended, and they walked away from their mothers' faith. All I could do was make a decision to love them and try to support them. I know my children are in Gods Hands. I pray they find their way. He knows them all. And I can not say they are damned to hell, but I'm trusting that others will be sent to say what I need them to hear. They won't hear it from me. I'm too close

[@RobbDepp]

Love you Rosaría!!!

[@veritasfiles]

Excellent discussion!

[@markfrank0924]

Sean, that was a great interview.

[@OurVids2Show]

This was one of your most amazing interviews ever! Lots to digest. I’m hoping to use this for family devotions with a 25 yr old and a 17 year old.

[@lisawallis-i1h]

Thank you Robert excellent content thank you for sharing Uk

[@JulianGentry]

I'm seeing a lot of Rosaria online recently. Love it! She's great!

[@oscargr_]

No surprise, she has a book to sell. Coincidence?

[@kymdickman8910]

@@oscargr_No it’s planned… but the book is worthwhile your reading it.

[@KRashad]

It’s because she’s appointed for such a time as this. She is Esther right now🙌🏿

[@MarkJohnson-xm6hy]

I enjoyed listening to Dr. Rosaria because she is very honest about her life and her struggles. She used "we live in the age of Moloch" see Leviticus 18:21 However, the message I get is we do not compromise on Sin and call out Sin, but we act with love towards everyone and pray for repentance.

[@priyatmadi5433]

Now I know what it is mean to be born in sin. The most difficult not to sin is when my temptation is much greater than my obidient.

[@SamiraJay]

Not even 30 seconds in but I must comment on the dramatic intro music…it was a nice touch 👌🏾lol now on to the content! 😅

[@loser9589]

I love this! I lived as a lesbian for 5 years, but God didn't give up on me. Today, I'm married to a wonderful Christian man with a stepson and am living a happy life, attending a local church and recently graduated from my church's discipleship program. Her testimony is fantastic, and there's so much truth in it it's scary. Edited to say, praise God for His goodness, and Jesus for washing me in his blood!

[@JosiahTheSiah]

14:22 Why isn't God blessing the church? Because we're too busy attacking each other over secondary issues and misrepresenting those we disagree with theologically. Sin is serious. But remove the log in your own eye before you address the speck in your brother's eye.

[@genehall4038]

Beautiful. Love to listen as I work, and sometimes sneak a peak at the stunning nature scenes. BTW, where is the island community, with the soccer field?

[@donnaross7531]

Love this interview. Very helpful. I recently learned my daughter whose 14, has been sexually abused and now thinks she’s gay. I’m totally lost at what to do because he chose to tell her dad because he’s more accepting and she knows my Christian views so I’m supposed to pretend I don’t know. I feel she needs therapy but her dad thinks she’s fine so I don’t know what to do.

[@LukeClemens]

I vote yes. Get it out in the light. Take her to do something you both enjoy and crack that awkward topic wide open. Emphasize your love for her and that your relationship will still be strong, but also let her know your concern. Keep it lighthearted. First learn as much from Rosaria and others like her as possible. Maybe you could write to her? Okay... So those are just ideas. You and God know the situation better than anyone. Keep talking to him and I'm sure you two will come up with an answer on whether or not to address the topic, and if so, what's the best way to do it. Praying for ya!

[@megb6820]

I am so sad that happened to your daughter, and I expect it is very hard for you, also. The first step is to deal with the abuse. Learn as much as possible about how to help her deal with that, because there is continuing fallout until that wound and the potential demonic doors it opened are healed. The other is a symptom of the deeper wounds.

[@ShiniGuraiJoker]

Take her to a counselor with her father amd work through the issues. Short of the Abrahamic religion perspective, there is nothing wrong with your daughter's preference. You should focus on healing the trauma of the SA before you begin to approach anything else. Edit: If the father won't engage in therapy. Try it with your daughter and find a therapist that focuses on trauma. Keep in mind if your daughter does not want the help, forcing it won't do any good. I hope your daughter heals from the SA.

[@FernandoGarcia-ux4fl]

God is in Control love her no matter what. Don’t ever give up Jesus never gave up on you.

[@juleslee8059]

You start with love. You tell her you know because you are her mother (and mothers just know), but you still love her even if you don’t agree. Don’t nag her about it, let her choose but you continue to pray behind closed doors. Keep the conversation calm, not emotional. Then over time, explore what hurts her (ie: past bullying?, past SA that you didn’t know about?) and help her get therapy for that. Like Rosario said, gender identity becomes secondary. The person comes first.

[@scottmccoy127]

Rosaria Butterfield is awesome, a much needed voice in our church. Love her! I do think I'm a little confused when she says "the sin of homosexual temptation" though. I think most people would say that temptation is not sin (Jesus was tempted by Satan in the wilderness but never sinned). Sin is if we give in to temptation, not temptation itself. If we define same-sex attraction or homosexual desire as temptation, not sin or lust, then wouldn't that make it not a sin, but one of many temptations to sin that some people experience? Might be the only area I would potentially disagree with her on here.

[@EricCare1]

What if we substituted the phrase same-sex attraction to attracted to Satan or attracted to idolatry or attracted to stealing shiny beautiful things?

[@nelidascott6917]

Her voice is what we need on this issue in such a time as these. God hates the sin of compromise, disguised as trying to be loving💥

[@miriammigliacci9427]

Thank you for letting me know your story because I’ve never heard of you. I’m so glad you are a Christian now! We will meet in heaven!!

[@jamiemcvay130]

I am glad to hear that you are not opposed to therapy or counseling for Christian who suffer with same sex attraction. The politically correct, the LGBQT sensitive consider any counseling that tries to cure homosexuals and make them heterosexual as hateful and harmful.

[@edcroteau3237]

Sean, so awesome to see you invited Rosaria!!

[@sanctuary70]

Wonderful testimony and conversation. Thanks, although I didn't agree with everything. Found interview thought -provoking. God bless.

[@Silver22WPOA]

❤🎉Sean another Paul. Thank you for keeping correct doctrine with strick but beautiful Paul love. ❤❤🎉❤ To the lady Jesus is so proud of your Disception of the REAL JESUS ❤ is Precisely describing scripture.

[@talysharawlins94]

Wow, I share this woman's beliefs in this subject but have had a great deal of trouble articulating it when asked about it. I'm so glad I listened to this. I will be looking her up now for sure.

[@d.-170]

Interesting conversation on attraction here. It just goes to show what a slippery thing the English language can be. When Rosaria dealt with: “Is attraction itself a sin?” she considered it in terms of referring to the action/verb. -as in: - Finding someone attractive - Being attracted to them - Having some sort of physical desire for them There’s no difference between Attraction and Desire in this case. But what Josh was trying to get at had to do with “attraction” as more of an attribute or an adjective. -as in: Recognizing where someone ranks on the spectrum of human “attractiveness”. Here “attractiveness” is just being used as a synonym for “good looks” or “beauty”. But there isn’t technically any “attraction” occurring. It’s merely a detached appraisal of someone’s looks. Like when a man says, “Ugh, I’m never going to be as good looking as that guy.” or a woman tells her friend that she wishes she had her hair or her figure or what-have-you.

[@clm3436]

She is "for such a time as this"

[@valvend]

Sin is like standing on a dome. If your desire gets too close to eddge your desire slides into action.

[@samuelishikawa7707]

Sean, I have a whole new respect for you having Rosaria on - after seeming so buddy, buddy with Preston Spinkle. Thank you. I “think” many at Biola would not be on your same page ( the Biblical page) and yet you took a stand for truth. Thank you.

[@shannoncalhoun3684]

Old Testament prophets experienced very lonely lives. Stay strong Rosaria.

[@Jennifer13515]

I admire her for speaking up about these issues. Great talk and super helpful information. But her allegiance to the Westminster Confession and her Reformed theology does distort much of the conversation about sin.

[@heartofalegend]

Not sure I understand the connection between reformed theology and a distorted view of sin. Maybe you can explain a bit about why you say that. That would be helpful, if you wouldn't mind.

[@Jennifer13515]

@@heartofalegend Sure! I’m happy to discuss it further if you like. There is so much that could be said. I have tremendous respect and appreciation for Rosaria and her speaking out about these issues. It’s difficult to know exactly how to explain what I mean without knowing your own perspective. (Reformed Christian, non-reformed Christian, or not familiar with reformed theology yet,) The reason I say it skews the conversation is because (most?) non-reformed Christians reject Reformed theology’s concepts of original guilt and “total depravity/original corruption” in the first place. So non-reformed Christians would probably discuss sin and repentance in general in a very different way since we don’t agree that the Reformed concepts align with reality or with what we read in Scripture. She referenced being reformed and talked about “other reformed people”, and referenced the Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF) several times. This is her subset of Christianity. The WCF says the “original corruption” they believe in remains even in “those that are regenerated” which in my opinion produces a hyper-focus on the cycle of sin and repentance in the life of the believer instead of focusing on new life, freedom and liberty in Christ! Even the parts about her saying desire/attraction is a sin - she said “The way the Westminster confession frames it is that in desire is a motion. Desire isn’t a passive comatose state. Because we are morally responsible for our fallen nature - the sin of Adam is Rosaria’s to fight against, not someone else’s. God did not give this to me. I LOVE IT. And my LOVING of my sin, yeah, my loving of my sin, insofar as the motion of the desire of it is ITSELF a sin” As far as I can tell, this view does not come from the Bible. The wicked may continue to love their sin but the righteous certainly do not. There is more that could be said, but that is the reason in general why I say that her holding these reformed views skews the discussion about sin.

[@heartofalegend]

@@Jennifer13515 Fair enough. Thank you for elaborating. So, in your view, the Bible teaches that Christians no longer love their sin, so Rosaria is in error when she describes the ongoing fight against our attraction toward sin. Is that an accurate summation of what you're saying?

[@Jennifer13515]

@@heartofalegend I’m not trying to say that she’s in error on anything specific, but because I personally think all reformed theology and the WCF is a big error, I’m just saying that her adherence to those 2 things makes this conversation go differently than it would if she wasn’t reformed.

[@heartofalegend]

@@Jennifer13515 Okay, thanks for explaining.

[@MINDY77777]

Such wisdom and understanding. Truly inspirational. ❤

[@desertrose0601]

Very fascinating interview! I’ve never heard of Rosaria before but I enjoyed what she had to say.

[@rebeccahayhurst442]

I appreciate having a diversity of Christians talking about this subject. I think it is an iron sharpening iron process. I do agree with Rosaria that within our country we see such a heavy push towards a LGBQ belief system that is unbiblical. I think we do have to be careful to call temptation a sin. In Hebrews 14:-4-6 it talks about Jesus being tempted in every way but never sinning. I think that can be harmful and unbiblical to say that temptation is a sin. James 1:14 talks about desire ‘conceiving’ into sin. It seems that there is a point where desire turns into sin. The NIV version says when that desire become pregnant. There seems to be a point where temptation is embraced at some level. I think it is important to discern that out. I think this is a challenging topic because within our bodies it’s seems possible to have certain desires and we need to present out bodies a living sacrifice to God but again those temptations within our person does not seem to be nessecarily a sin according to Hebrews. I think psychologically different types of experiences could also influence a persons sexuality such as abuse or other things and we have to be careful in how we interact with others in. assumptions. I think it’s important to discern where each person is at and if we communicate automatic sin to a person struggling with different desires we may not be acting in truth or grace. Rosaries experience is not necessarily others. I think we also have ti careful to say that homosexuality is why the church is struggling in America. The research seems to point to secular influence as well as failures of the church and that is so important to look at. Another caution is in dealing with young people within a very confusing world and how we care for them and communicate with them about their struggles or sins in this area.

[@kimkretzsinger5670]

Such truth 🙌 I pray for my niece who is married to another woman 🙏🙏🙏 for our Heavenly Father to convict her of this horrific stronghold in the Mighty Name and Jesus 🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌

[@benjaminprice3219]

Will you comment on about her public call to repentance of people you know and seem to admire/respect? People like Preston, Rachel Gilson, and the organization your dad is a part of. And would your approach/view of human sexuality be also considered heretical like she does Preston’s and Cru’s?

[@elspeth8476]

Please bring Rosaria back!

[@LuckyEucalyptusTree-]

In love and respect ❤️ I love all my Christian brothers and sisters. We have to be careful though because even when i was repentant the church never thought I was when I was. It almost like I was never clean enough. That's why love is so important... Show mercy to all

[@KDTif]

Not attracted but just seeing someone is beautiful or nice looking is not a sin. We notice beauty as God put it into creation. It’s not the same as attraction.

[@dr.garyhatcher8364]

Great discussion. I agree with you 100%.

[@LifeandLifeMoreAbundantly]

She's solid, the voice of biblical reason on this subject.

[@ancientbaltoy8769]

1:04:33 you've spent an hour in a terain you most likely shouldn't have entered so why not now? It just makes this even more fun to watch

[@pamelayessian5981]

I’m so shocked!!! I was taking classes at Syracuse the summer of 1989. I REMEMBER YOU!!! I was still in HS and went to earn credits before my senior year. I’ll never forget you because you were the first lesbian I ever saw. You were with another woman sitting with your legs intertwined and although you weren’t kissing or anything obvious, I knew that you were a lesbian. I watched you just because you were in my line of sight. I think I was looking through glass about it. This is really wild. I’m so happy that you’re a believer now. I am too! I am Jewish and got saved in 2011. That image of you and the other woman was seared into my brain. I knew deep down that it was terribly wrong. I saw this on utube for some reason that God only knows but I know it’s for good. God bless you

[@christinamerklin2166]

What a great parallel to use for explanation.