The time I went to Steve Lawson's church (college storytime) - KingdomCraft

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

Bonus: when I moved out of my college appartment, I left my MacArthur study Bible in the hallway hoping someone would pick it up and benefit from it, but I no longer wanted to own it. Also find a good church here. This map has some baptist churches: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1SRpkwF4hEaXZvor4BXyoAawrNVgH9CM&ll=38.913016840273784%2C-78.5337881859098&z=7

[@olekcholewa8171]

How can one benefit from MacArthur study Bible?

[@Amogumogu]

Been a long time

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 based

[@augustine.c8204]

I received a MacArthur study bible as a gift, and it came at an awkward time,,, I had just decided to unfollow JMac over his terrible mishandling of the domestic abuse case at his church. I did take a moment to briefly flip through the Bible and his commentary, and found it dissatisfying and full of his own opinions. Gave it away as well. Better to just look up many different older commentaries from more reputable scholars and theologians

[@thefatking3154]

@olekcholewa8171 I’ve derived plenty of benefit from mine. It’s fine to have your disagreements with MacArthur, I have mine, but it must be said that the man is an exegete. You don’t spend. Decades carefully studying the Bible and not have some good points to make. His commentary has been a blessing to me.

[@BiggestMuscles]

More storytimes please

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

are you sure? There's my favorite video to make, but I think people wanna see more doctrine based videos

[@wellyes2410]

Agree!!!

[@BiggestMuscles]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 storytimes just every once and a while would be hype

[@HacimBricks]

@@BiggestMuscles agreed. Story times are fun chill vibes that I can listen to in the background.

[@HosmerEmporium]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 could you put out a poll on youtube to measure interest? I think it would be great for you to occasionally do story videos

[@Sebman1113]

Im so lucky to have been raised in Minnesota where the norm is being a Lutheran. I was never alone in my public school being raised going to a Lutheran Church. Now that I go to college, there is an active Lutheran group on campus. I go to church twice a week now, both ELCA churches with faithful pastors and one of them a campus ministry with a community of students and the other a neighborhood church near the University on Sunday morning.

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

based

[@ogloc6308]

based

[@Samuel_rmm]

based

[@LegendofNelda]

Shame Minnesota has become Somalia.

[@UnitedStatesSpaceForce]

Bro needs a new PC, the fps drop is crazy 😧

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

no, it's my video editing software, I keep forgetting to raise the FPS

[@jacksonkuzmic]

@@redeemedzoomer6053yeah, that’s fair. Just record in 60 fps next time

[@DruckerYTA]

@@jacksonkuzmiche doesn’t know how to do that

[@jacksonkuzmic]

@@DruckerYTA he does, he just forgets

[@DruckerYTA]

@@jacksonkuzmic I mean record in 60fps. I don’t think any of his vids are done in 60 fps

[@kylie5741]

One thing I definitely agree with this video about is that people shouldn't LARP. I'm actively attending an LCMS church but I don't even feel comfortable saying I'm a Lutheran yet because I'm still in catechesis and not confirmed yet. It's totally fine for non-denom Christians to read other traditions and learn more about theology, but saying "I agree with this Lutheran theologian on this issue" is way different than being able to say "I'm a confessional Lutheran." The extent of this might also vary between traditions because as far as I can tell, confessional Lutherans are usually pretty strict with people needing to agree with their confessions and not commune with people who don't agree. You might find more variation in the Reformed world, where there are multiple traditions that can rightly call themselves Reformed. But even in the Anglican world, although there is a lot of leeway in terms of doctrinal differences, if you're not in an episcopal system idk how you could be considered Anglican because that's kind of their whole thing. Ok rant over now, if you read this far hope you have a great day

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

based

[@MonsieurDean]

I briefly spent some time at a Buddhist temple after getting lost in the woods

[@RepenttoGodtoday]

How was it like

[@Louis14022]

surprised seeing you here

[@YAZIZOL]

go back to making bad alternate history scenarios in your mom's basement buddy

[@MonsieurDean]

@@RepenttoGodtoday They were very welcoming, gave me some food and a place to sleep for the night. Customs were a little odd, like they had offerings of sweets set out for spirits for a celebration of some sort.

[@MonsieurDean]

@@Louis14022 Why's that?

[@keeganmet257]

Non-denoms creating their own denominations is crazy

[@danshakuimo]

Reminds me of my friend telling me about the church she went to in med school having a rivalry with another church over poaching members or something. I asked them what denomination they were and they were just both non-denominational churches lol.

[@Jhd306ck]

Bro is back in the OG church🔥🔥🔥

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

We're so back

[@TheSignofJonah777]

You dodged a massive bullet as a Christian KZbin let alone one which tells young folks where to attend 😂

[@ShawnComposer]

I literaly heard someone say "I'm going to a new church, it's some sort of Bible church, so it must be teaching the Bible"

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

I can see why you defected to Eastern "Orthodoxy" lol

[@ShawnComposer]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 I was already Orthodox at the time, I was at a friends house for brunch. Fun fact! One of the churches on your church map had a schism in the 80s-90s and 2/3rds became Orthodox, that church is my church...

[@reddoomedearth4020]

Hey, I've viewed a fair bit of your videos and finally felt inspired to comment. I grew up atheist, became agnostic and then converted to Christianity in my 30's, and I now go to non-denom-ish church. As of right now we were a plant from a Baptist church that called itself a fellowship church (by name), and after a pentacostal church opened their doors to us in the latter months of the Pandemic, we started worshipping with them and now our Churches are becoming one, although now it's sort of a fusion of a lot of the things you bring up as part of non-denominational churches in your videos. (Our church isn't a big beautiful building, but it isn't attached to any form of secular structure, it was built as a church. Our worship music is contemporary, but not loud (I've heard that and had your exact reaction), and our Pastors have had SOME official training but are all still tradesman outside of their spiritual ministry). I feel blessed beyond words that our sermons are biblical and we have not fallen prey to theological liberalism at all, as far as the beliefs of our elders go. Despite our differences, and my old view of what non-denominational really meant, your channel has been a blessing to me and to my friends who are still young in their belief, and I recommend you to them often. Many blessings to you and yours from Oregon. EDIT: In our fellowship church, the closest thing we do to having people stand up and speak is having some discussion over the day's scripture, as sort of a pre-sermon thing. It doesn't happen terribly often.

[@Lutheran-disguised-as-baptist]

I'm Lutheran theologically but I attend a reformed Baptist church. I can't really leave in a loving way bc my wife is staunchly rb and my terminal illness means I could die anytime. So me making my wife leave right after forming relationships just to make me happy is not idolatry nor is it dishonest. It would not be good for me to die and leave my wife in a church she strongly disagrees with. I believe that your theological position, despite church affiliation, can be a proper moniker. (this includes some stuff from rz private messaging me calling me dishonest Despite me explaining all of this and that I do Lutheran practices at home.)

[@quavis2758]

To me personally your situation sounds a lot like a husband loving his wife and being selfless. So i doubt that you're committing idolatry and by your username I'd have to guess you're being pretty honest lol. I'll be praying for your health.

[@Lutheran-disguised-as-baptist]

@@quavis2758 ty. I already passed the average life span for als. so imo I can live between a few weeks and maybe a few years if my progression is slow enough.I appreciate your kind words and prayers btw :)

[@Thatoneguy-pu8ty]

I am so sorry about your health issues. I definitely think you are doing the right thing tho. God bless you and may He give you many more years on this earth. Much love to you my brother.

[@quavis2758]

@@Lutheran-disguised-as-baptist No problem, I'm glad to hear that you've made it past the expected time.

[@user-Strong.Trinitarian]

​.nooooooo don't die😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢

[@ezraklinect4525]

I had a very similar situation where I was involved with a college group that I had massive doctrinal issues with. Your videos/and my old youth pastor gave me the courage to leave for a church where maybe I had less friends, but I knew was the kinda church God would be pleased with. In the end, it cost me a GF, a large part of my reputation and a few friends. But I don’t regret it for second. CHRISTUS REX!

[@whatisavehicle]

About 2/3 of my RUF group goes to non-denominational churches and I'll do something like mention predestination and they'll be like "presentation is icky" like dude, we're in an explicitly REFORMED group!

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

I'm in RUF too... my wife left the women's Bible studies after it was led by a non-denominational girl who knew squat about theology

[@BiggestMuscles]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 Retreatism! REFORM the Bible studies!!!

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

@@BiggestMuscles no she is! Mrs. Zoomer is gonna help lead a co-ed Bible study next semester

[@olekcholewa8171]

Predestination is icky, but not for the reasons these nondenoms think.

[@carterbrown2441]

Redeemedzoomer suco meetup??

[@thefatking3154]

Baptist here. Love your videos, RedeemedZoomer, but I gotta say, it’s a little discouraging to hear you talk about Baptists and non denominational Christians with such disgust. It kinda sounds like you think you’re better than us. As a brother in Christ, I give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that’s not your intent, but consider how your other brothers and sisters might take it. I’ve got no problem with your preferences. There’s so much value in traditional Protestantism that many Baptist and nondenominational churches can learn from, but any church that earnestly tries to obey and cherish Christ and his word is a good church. Having knowledge of history and theology is a good and godly thing, but knowledge puffs up. Don’t let your brother’s lack of knowledge Blind you from the genuine life they have as a result of their love of the Bible and practical holiness.

[@Fragamemnon]

He's got no qualm with Baptists (l'm one) that recognize/stand fast to their tradition and not try to co-opt other monikers because they think it casts a wider net and confuse everyone in the process. Non-denominational is another bag entirely, I think most non-denominational churches in the USA should fellowship with some larger organization in a strong manner and share confessions with that larger organization for the purpose of building larger scale institutions beyond the scope of a single church and its "brand".

[@Swiftninjatrev]

Eh. I'm Baptist. He doesn't really hate them. Literally everyone on the internet is Baptist though, so it's funny to poke at them a bit.

[@MO-bo2du]

This is nothing compared to the other video he released recently. He's lost the benefit of the doubt in my mind as he's fully aware of what he's doing but chooses not to change. I actually unsubbed after that last video, but apparently for whatever reason (maybe due to commenting on videos?) the algorithm fed me this one anyway, so here I am. But yea RZ has a LOT of growing up to do w how he speaks to and about other believers regarding secondary issues.

[@roberttrevino62800]

You seriously see nothing wrong with compromising and staying at a church with a woman pastor ? Ridiculous

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

Yes I don't see anything wrong with that as long as I'm not approving of any error personally. Every church you attend is a compromise

[@roberttrevino62800]

@ that statement is very dishonest. It is very possible to find a church that isn’t compromised on a major doctrine. Yes, all churches can have some minor disagreement, but a faithful church should not have major compromise such as rebelling against a clear scriptural command. Your stance is relativist and is displeasing to God. No christian in all of history believed a woman can be a pastor until the late 1800s. There are TONS of churches who still hold to biblical teaching on this in any given state in the US. To say we can just passively approve sin is a sinful statement to make. That’s like saying we can sit under a pastor who is having an affair openly as long as we don’t approve of it personally. It makes no sense.

[@Thatoneguy-pu8ty]

I agree with you women’s ordination is the slippery slope into liberalism. Any type of woman is ministry is going to be a raging theological liberal 99% of the time.

[@philipcollins90]

5:32 as a Quaker I think you may have just accidentally walked into a friend meeting

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

Reqonquista that pink sheep away!

[@Yes-rw7xg]

Was this recorded with integrated graphics?

[@Dsingis]

I've watched that Philosophy video you mentioned, and I simply disagree about the flood. "God promises not to cut off all life with a flood again but a localized event would make him a liar as a significant portion of life was not destroyed by any known flood in the region. Major flooding has occurred since then, will continue to occur and some events (e.g. Chinese River floods of 1931) led to the deaths of over a million people-- far more people than any Mesopotamian flood did sometime during the Holocene. " That part is a quote from someone. Besides, every culture on this planet has some mythological story about a global flood. Coincidence? I think not.

[@PB-mp4rt]

Agreed! Down here in New Zealand, there is plenty of evidence of the Great Flood, and that isn't local to the Ararat region!

[@CasparAbbott-cq8hy]

Hi Redeemed Zoomer, love the content. There are a few churches you can add to your map: Evangelisch Reformierte Kirche 3770 Zweisimmen, in Zweisimmen in Simmental, Reformed Church in Switzerland, and Kirche Lenk, another reformed church in Switzerland.

[@MossW268]

Return to the original church goes hand in hand with return to the heretical frame rate

[@RomaCatholica]

2:25 it was not called like that back then. Btw, imoral ≠ invalid. Female ordination is something that goes against the sacraments.

[@SpongeBob12915]

I'm from Texas so it's neat to know you went to college here

[@ninjae4976]

I was gonna make a sandy cheeks pun but that profile pic is wild haha

[@RubenKulikyan-e3r]

Erm what the sigma

[@2015BLOXXER]

Ohio rizz

[@BasiliscBaz]

3:56 bro i was once on Christian camp and one day we had traditional Byzantine liturgy and next day charismatics came 😂😂

[@Swiftninjatrev]

"I don't know no nothing but no non-denom flows" 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Swiftninjatrev]

I'm a Calvinist and everybody knows they know kingdomcraft I spawned in and they froze 🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@yuyangwu881]

Zoomer, when you come to Austin, TX, remember to check out St. Paul Lutheran Church! Lots of brothers and sisters, young and old, united in one confession. Plus you can hear babies in the pew. Very reverent worship, Christocentric preaching and weekly communion. Appreciate whoever added this to your "Historical Churches" map.

[@TheSignofJonah777]

Thanks for all the vids you do for us zoomer it gives us some sanity in our week.

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

God bless! You should get your weekly sanity from going to church tho: Find one here: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1PNd_sJagci84PyKmGC6M5VJtaLMEWxg&ll=34.413120492974926%2C-72.53719851534802&z=6

[@westingoode3105]

At this current moment nobody has watched the full video

[@medelicityliu7934]

Wow, I had no idea there were differences between Bible churches and fellowship churches. Nondenominational churches are really something. Glad it all worked out for you in the end! I’ll keep you in my prayers 🙏

[@raymondeliorda]

The first five minutes of this video is literally the experience of my current church (pray for my hearing pls)😭🙏

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

Leave

[@raymondeliorda]

​@@redeemedzoomer6053 Hahaha don't worry. I will be moving next year for my first year of University (law degree), and so I will be attending a presbyterian church then. I agree that I must be faithful to God over having a community; so regardless of the social group, I will definitely be attending a mainline church next year :)

[@ethantercier6057]

Every time i watch a RZ video on evangelical baptist / non denominational churches I think about how blessed I am to be in a traditional baptist church LOL

[@prins_af_danmark]

- RZ HAS GOT A LOT OF HAIR! ON TOP OF HIS HEAD THAT IS. - MEANWHILE, A LOT OF EVANGELICAL PREACHERS WEAR HATS (THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THEIR OWN HAIR)!

[@mmtoss6530]

Back with old Presbyterian church, and back with the old frame rate 🔥🔥

[@justinkasa181]

Really related to this video. Grew up Lutheran and currently in college, and spent the early part of my first year at a non-denominational church simply because that was where the people I was surrounded by went. Because it felt so different to me, I had the beliefs I grew up in challenged and it pushed me to become much stronger in my Lutheran faith. That along with watching a lot of your videos I really realized the importance of being a mainline Protestant and I’ve gotten a lot closer to Jesus along the way.

[@kylethomas2993]

In college I go to a LCMS church that's on campus that a lot of students go to over a farther away LCMS church that is I otherwise prefer, but I wouldn't be able to meet as many Lutheran students. I don't know if that's really the same way because the churches aren't theologically different and the services are the same, but the off campus church has a way more traditional building/feel

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

2:04 stainglass organs

[@jayy7842]

Bro aren’t you still in college?

[@James.D.B.]

Thankfully there are some non-denom churches with high quality pastors and a mix of contemporary and hymns, I'm not sure how common they are but the church I currently attend and the one before it both have that. Also late congrats on getting married brother! And congrats to Mrs. Zoomer as well!

[@Galvanized_Xerus]

Funnily enough, I am currently in almost the exact reverse of your situation. I grew up going to a nondenom (essentially Baptist) church; solid biblical exegetical teaching, a mix of semi-contemporary and traditional music, and a decently nice building. Now, as a freshman in college, my options have included a few very contemporary nondenom churches (stylistically far more "nondenominational" than I'm used to, but theologically identical) and a traditional PCA church (great teaching, traditional worship, absolutely gorgeous building, etc., but I disagree with them about a few issues, Baptism in particular.) In addition, most of my friends from campus ministries are at the PCA church. I've been going to the Presbyterian church, but you've given me a lot to think about. Am I sacrificing my theological convictions in order to have community and my preferred style of service? Is quality of worship and teaching a good enough reason to attend a church that practices infant baptism? How relevant is infant baptism as an issue to me, given that I don't intend to have any babies during my four years at college? Those are some things I will have to consider. Your video is probably having the opposite effect to what you expected. ;) Regardless, I appreciate all the interesting questions you've raised for me.

[@davidklein8608]

I don't understand why so many churches are into the super loud music that you can sometimes feel in the parking lot and the weird colored lighting. It looks more like a dance hall or a strip club than a church. I've seen some churches that were built like a more traditional church with stained glass windows put wood over the windows to make it dark so they can have the rock concert atmosphere.

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

1:53 the baptist slander is crazy

[@stefanhenning40]

Nah, deserved

[@Thatoneguy-pu8ty]

Elitist Noo York Presbyterian

[@TSN-WVK08]

@stefanhenning40 Frick you man 😁 God bless you 🙏🏼

[@Thatoneguy-pu8ty]

@MarkStein-z6u which is dumb in my opinion because Baptists and high church protestants at least share the true gospel... Rome and Constantinople have nothing like that

[@Thatoneguy-pu8ty]

@MarkStein-z6u I can’t see anything but it’s really annoying how KZbin censors stuff

[@Swiftninjatrev]

From the Re to the Deemed, to the Zoom to the Er 🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@PeterMolenaar-s5x]

I was reading Proverbs 6 and verses 32-33 made me think of Steve, its very sad to see a fellow Christian fall so hard, even if I disagree with his non denominational, Baptist way of thinking

[@VS-ds8qp]

He confessed, presumably repented, and presumably is no longer living in that sin. Whether it is or not wise for him to return to Church leadership and to hyper public ministry, I do not think we should refer to him as currently fallen, as though he were continuing to live in that sin or refusing to recognize it as such. We all are still sinners, and that includes celebrity pastors, which is why it is not wise to idolize anybody. But for all believers, as soon as there is repentance, there should be full restoration, though not necessarily return to the same service as previously performed.

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

We need more Baptists in New York. Reqonquista the states!

[@thesamba4694]

What University did you go to in Texas?

[@xavierjmj]

Amen, brother. I go alone now to church to stick to my faith tradition. I tried "social life" churching, and it didn't work out for me, and I got burned. Lesson learned.

[@Nguyenzander]

3:46 preserve this ancient piece of history

[@michaelmariano4747]

Cool a new vid

[@ShepherdGuyIsHere]

I'm in a somewhat similar situation. I moved back to my hometown after going to college in a different town, and what I'm finding is that every ND church has a bunch of young people but some serious problems (like not doing communion at all- you think I'm joking) but the Lutheran church I eventually settled on has nobody under like 35. For comparison I'm 25M.

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

17:48 You should sell us your book on the nephilim

[@Swiftninjatrev]

Fr. I was surprised how obvious his interpretation was

[@ridgeracer7136]

hey lois, remember that time I went to Steve Lawson's church?

[@PauTheDeo]

will you ever make a video on how they had a meeting about whether or not Calvinism aligns with free will?

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

I did once. It's called "Is Calvinism unfair"

[@PauTheDeo]

​@@redeemedzoomer6053I'll check that you. Thank you

[@davipaes8793]

RZ, i would like to attend a Prebysterian church here in Brazil, but my parents don't want to let me go, any advice?

[@indi.91]

It depends on why they don't want to let you go, but a general advice would be that you should honor your parents' will

[@luthientinuviels]

I feel like you've started to sound more and more like a New Yorker with each video

[@SirMemesAlot71]

I’ve only watched Ortlund’s video on the regional flood and it doesn’t make sense. Why would Noah build an Ark instead of just traveling inland? He had 100 years. And if you try to say that God commanded him to build an Ark, why didn’t Noah even ask or mention the possibility of just moving inland? Regional flood theory only raises more questions than it answers.

[@jonathannerz1696]

Even after apologizing, he still can’t help bug rag on the Baptists. 😒

[@reformedcatholic457]

You don't see the reason for it? I'm frustrated with Baptists who don't desire to continue the Reformation Theology but create a new idea and actually disagree with it. But you guys are our brethren.

[@albionblue123]

People getting up to speak on the microphone is common in non-denominational charismatic churches. It can be scripture or sometimes prophecy.

[@brendanmuller7301]

Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks this guy looks like the descendant of lovecraft and his jewish wife. Like if lovecraft hadn't died so early and actually had kids.

[@kierancabana2970]

Come on non-denominationals join the Anglicans. We have evensong.

[@DominickRT44]

Very off topic here, but have you given Gavin Ortlunds response video on mental illness a watch? It was a critique of J-Mac’s comments a many months back.

[@DaKlouds]

can someone get this brother a more advanced computer lol seriously though he deserves it.

[@h.a.z.m.a.t5072]

I love story time

[@maycona7787]

I don’t get why he bashes non-denominational churches when the mainline churches he advocates for are falling to liberalism.

[@DarkArcticTV]

Hey RZ, you should make an IRL meetup for us lonely Christians

[@lizzsszzy7800]

You don’t need to be hard on yourself for trying to fit in socially and going to non-denom churches early on. As long as you had faith and a good faith community, you can forgive the flawed preaching. I was kind of a shut-in during high school (can relate the eating lunches alone where nobody could see me), and I didn’t really branch out beyond my dorm mates until my third year in college, choosing what I thought was the more “intellectual” or whatever path. I honestly regret that, so many good people drifted away and it’s harder to set down roots later college, but I’m doing pretty fine and dandy now.

[@lizzsszzy7800]

I think it’s fine theologically to go where the social current goes as long as it is within faith and (ideally) Nicene Christianity. I’ve gone to Catholic Churches and all kinds of Protestant (including liberal) churches. I did have a Mormon roomate though, had to set a boundary there …

[@ShawnComposer]

I left my SBC church because of ear damage (not the only reason)

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

actual ear damage? dang

[@kylie5741]

This is so real, my Assemblies of God church growing up played the music so loud. I always felt bad for the kids with autism and the elderly folks there who were more sensitive.

[@ShawnComposer]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 I measured it, 90-100 dB

[@ShawnComposer]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 90-100 dB, I measured it.

[@reformedcatholic457]

I admit I dont attend an Anglican or Lutheran church with my wife because of community, I have friends in my current low Anglo-costal church, it's difficult. Anyway love your passion and directness with Baptists haha

[@coltonregal1797]

I went through the same journey when I moved to where I am now. I attended the local Lutheran church for a while, then decided to try other churches to see if I could make some friends/find potential spouses. After going to several different churches, I realized that I was sick of non-lutheran services and all the people my age were jakelegs anyway, so I went back to the Lutheran church, where I'm now a member.

[@strangerson712]

What on earth are jakelegs

[@quavis2758]

​@@strangerson712I was curious to and according to Google "Jake legs is a term for a neurological syndrome that caused paralysis and gait impairment after drinking contaminated liquor, also known as "moonshine"" I'm not sure if this is what they meant.

[@quagsiremcgee1647]

A hah my church looks like a non denom church, but it's in a denomination that has cool based buildings. When I'm financially able to move out of my parents' house, I might find a more traditional church in my denomination.

[@MonsieurPotate]

quick question: thoughts on LGBTQ? like do you think they should get basic human rights, and how should people interact with them?

[@Jay-w9d4y]

5:39 Yes, it is. It started as a Pentacostal prophecy thing, and now the Non Denominationals do a weird version of it.

[@djashovel]

You know, going back and watching his videos about lust from years ago kind of really hurts His Teachings and really hurts his messages and ministry

[@elKarlo]

Faith should always come first. I think many of us in our teen or college days chased after friend groups more than after God. I am guilty of that.

[@thoroughlyunoriginalname]

Found this vid with 666 views, we know what's going on here RZ 🤨📸

[@DLac99]

Story time videos are great. I know we often push for doctrine exposition type videos but maybe blend the two styles if you like making these. Less research and more off the cuff discussion from you on doctrine informed by personal stories and some rabbit hole journeys might be fun.

[@felipejosemario1147]

Why is the video is so lagging?

[@ptstouring49]

I pray for you Zoomer.

[@skullo5557]

Did u already graduate?

[@carguye]

I grew up Catholic but don’t agree with some of the dogma. I started attending a non denominational but still identify as Catholic because I had all the sacraments. What other choice do I have?

[@indi.91]

You can study and pray about the Catholic dogmas you don't agree with

[@c.b.831]

I would listen to catechism in a year podcast by Fr. Mike Schmitz to learn more about doctrine. I truly believe they are right, even if some of their teaching is hard to swallow. Please stay in the sacraments... Such a beautiful gift from God. Jesus loves you!

[@santiagomarinquintero6888]

Hi Redeemed Zoomer, please make a video about catholicism in LatinAmerica.

[@Chance_Rice]

Rz took an underground church literally

[@jacobhilderman]

Bible churches and fellowship churches? My church growing up was called Saanichton Bible Fellowship

[@scientiasophia7396]

Wait, you guys have a social life..?

[@carelroos8908]

2:36 If your church has a woman pastor, you don't have a church and you don't have a pastor.

[@skullo5557]

Jesus famously said these words

[@ChaseDowell]

I was in a similar situation when I moved to a small town in Texas. I choose the PCUSA church 95% boomer.

[@petergomez5174]

But now there is another issue instead of “idolizing community” you’re idolizing “your theology.” So do you only go to churches you agree with theology? The alternative is actually going to a faithful church and asking God IF you should be at that church (even if you agree with its theological distinctive). Which is why believers should remember they’ve been adopted into Christ’s family. By that logic, must believers should be able to commune at most churches

[@HopeUnites]

Freshman Zoomer is so skibidy

[@powerfulaura5166]

You could've gone to both on different dates.

[@GymnazonMinistries]

Did you go to DBU??

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

Maybe

[@gloriaflores8645]

Please come to the Iglesias Pentecostal Unida Hispana central in Houston Texas in 6518 Fulton St 77022

[@Anonymous-mr6ym]

Don't you think that one of the reasons why classical Protestantism declined and untraditional nondenominationalism rose in the 20th century is because people associate it with historical baggage (that may or may not be true)? Those influenced in the slightest by the left in America (even subconsciously) tend to consider traditional Protestantism to be the "oppressor religion" (hence the hostile epithet "White Anglo-Saxon Protestant" instead of "Catholic/Orthodox" or just "Christian"), so people might be drawn to things that present themselves in opposition to traditional Protestantism. Not that I agree with those ideas, but it is very potent in America since Protestantism has dominated for much of its history. How would you answer to this sentiment? Also, Ready to Harvest made a video exposing the denominations of nondenominational churches: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haW9YWqLnaeaba8

[@reviewspiteras]

2:20 southern protestants you don't need to endure going to church where a woman is a pastor...you can always go to catholic mass! lol

[@juniper-ug3hs]

I do think he is unnecessarily flippant about protestants not wanting to have a female pastor. It's one of the most blatant heresies of our time.

[@HacimBricks]

Why does Zoomer look hot in the thumbnail 🥵🥵🥵

[@thoroughlyunoriginalname]

Wtf

[@theogutenberg4169]

I like men too, God bless you.

[@user-Strong.Trinitarian]

​@theogutenberg4169 you're Christian? 😅

[@pablomarques3684]

28 views in 2 minutes, do you need donations?

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

Yes, he is poor

[@TheSignofJonah777]

0 views in 9 seconds is crqzy

[@Xairos84]

Who is Steve Lawson?

[@barryallen119]

Steve Lawson is a Calvinist Baptist who has been living a double life for five years and has now been exposed by God for his adultery and hipocrisy. He is a MacArthur disciple and was not even a member of Trinity Bible Church where he preached.

[@simeonyves5940]

A false shepherd.

[@KnightLight5]

Zoomer you might want to do more deep, dive into pastoral positions, and why it is only men. Obviously, in first Timothy chapter 2 it’s pretty plain that the position is only for men. It doesn’t make someone sheltered. It’s about discernment, and being able to tell the fruits of a place. This is why Adam took credit to for the fall when he was the one who was deceived into eating the fruit. Patriarchy is biblical.

[@wyattc4644]

I went to fellowship Bible church in college lol

[@DaveMelonfire]

Well, at least you aren't calling the gifts of the Spirit demonic like a certain person did. Now he is of course cessationist, so he believes it really *is* because the Bible does speak on false gifts and false prophets and such, but I am afraid for anyone who speaks about a gift as demonic. He even used the Scripture that refutes him as if it helps him. Whoever blasphemes the Spirit *will not* be forgiven. Remember this, friends and Christian brothers.