Dancing Displeasing to God? || I’d Like to Know

[@valerieschad8069]

I’m watching from Virginia. This program in particular is a must see because the questions and answers are so important to me. Thank you for doing the research, God is good to give us this opportunity to learn His will!

[@모-q4z]

This young minister is a testimony to God’s wisdom

[@abegailmriga980]

Thanks for the comments on the braiding of hair. It keeps our heads tidy and neat. Has nothing to do with how we look rather neatness as the lady asked. Thank you very much.

[@ricofn]

Thank you so much for this.

[@KM-fh4wt]

On the issue of Dancing it's best we also read , Review and Herald February 28 1882- Should Christians Dance? It's a beautiful chapter

[@barbrahkennedy]

I am black and have 4c type hair, which is the most coily of all. A young African/black woman should braid her hair, to keep in moisture and take care of it, keeping in mind her hair type is different from those with looser curls or no curls. It's more delicate and requires great care. The difference comes in with extensions. We do not need extensions added to our own hair. I believe they are not becoming women professing godliness. It is possible to braid/plait your hair without adding extensions to it. So I would say, go ahead and put some twists or braids on your 4c hair, but leave out the extensions. They're unnecessary. Your sister in Christ, Barbra.

[@lindseydiaz1453]

Thank you! God bless this ministry and give light to those who seek to see ❤

[@edytamiltiadis5818]

Another advantage with owning a home v renting. We had in our church , members who were putting their houses for the church to be benefited in their will. church greatly benefited from the money received from sell of the house some properties were kept to be used for the visiting pastors or used for the pastors who are relocated while serving in our part of the country.

[@Lerumles]

Bohr gave us his view on dancing and not the Bible position. Please give us the Bible view?

[@SoundingTrumpetMedia]

Agreed. The other thing that was overlooked is the type of dance that would happen at the wedding. There is no mention whether the dance was sensual or more like a folk dance as would happen in biblical times. I think this question needs to be addressed again.

[@idabierman5039]

I need to add a comment about dancing at a wedding I was invited to my Grandson’s wedding And also ask to say the blessing prayer and to dance with my grandson and it was on a Sabbath afternoon after I had attended church I just feel that it was all proper I prayed about it a lot I knew it was going to be on the Sabbath and I feel God bless me with that but thank you for your comments and I thoroughly enjoy this program I’ve learned a lot God bless you all

[@dianechapmanbettyboop]

Your feelings are irrelevant. People rationalize to justify what they do, then they imagine they are blessed when they do wrong. Only the very faithful will be saved.

[@carolvanstaden3941]

Homeownership: Pastors, it's clear from your mindset that you live in a wealthy country where there is some kind of equity in your property markets with relative stability in your economy and bank interest rates. EGW advised, that each should carefully discuss financial and debt matters with the Lord Himself, and then follow His dictates in personal affairs. Contrary to your usual way of not stating as fact that which is not clear from Scripture or EGW, you overstepped in this matter. Although your reasoning was logical, your hard and fast personal opinion on the issue allowed for no other point of view, neither for the brother's particular conviction that is possible through prayer. You came across as unnecessarily prescriptive. Maybe tread more carefully over grounds like this in future.