THIS Is How To Evangelize

[@ludovicolucania1870]

I’m 20 and I converted one and a half year ago, I immediately felt God was calling me to share the beauty of his love and his grace with other young people, and now that I now my faith better I talk them every time I can. Thanks for your videos! God bless you, from Italy✝️🇮🇹

[@MoJoeRyhsen]

God Bless you brother!

[@nickthenorbertine]

Go change the world my Catholic Brother!

[@DC-zz7fm]

Ho tre anni in più di te. Stessa storia. Dio ti benedica, fratello.

[@Anthabolic]

I sucessfully evangelized to my friend who grew up in a baptist household his whole life. He is to start RCIA and get baptized in the near future. Im also getting him the RSV and a rosary for Christmas

[@heartful.healing]

So powerful 🙏🏻 please keep teaching men to be men!

[@The_Catholic_Christian]

Love your zeal!

[@maikilreategui1271]

We need more strong Catholic like this ✝️💪

[@wesleysimelane3423]

Ya'll need strong Christians. He is a catholic charlatan and a liar.

[@MotherLovingChristian]

Thank you so much! You’ve encouraged me to start making videos, and going out and talking to people. Knowing the faith and living the faith are so important.

[@locksmith9498]

Alex, I was received into the church yesterday after a 25 year long walk home. That's half of my life. Last seven years in Eastern Orthodoxy. Now I am home. Thank you for helping us all reach home safely. You are all part of the process, Alex, Bryan M, Trent H and Michael L and of course our man, the one and only Jimmy A. God bless!

[@lmaoyourekiddingme]

This young man is on the ball.

[@Saul-StPaul]

Great speech on evangelizing. Those are spot on, and it cannot be done without frustration if you don’t have one of those.

[@heat24]

This is deeper than evangelization. Great work brother I really took this to heart

[@laelowmusic]

Jealousy > Curiosity > Inquiry > Research > Devout study > Falling in love - Absolutely love this

[@santiagoramirez4394]

Amen brother

[@TheLjdevlin86]

Love the video! May God increase our faith and lead us all to sainthood!

[@lukakamp7556]

helpful to know, I just don't know Faith really well and I have a lot to ask but you have other things to do. Good Job Alex

[@mariemiller8740]

You are very good at evangelism God bless prayers from Australia

[@tessmalacas4494]

As being a Christian (don't wanna say my denomination) this is very helpful. God Bless Brother

[@joshuavargas6024]

Great stuff Alex! Your doing The Lords work!

[@S.LouisIX]

This man is a hero

[@cl4947]

Amen brother! Im here in Cruces 😊I recent JW conversion. Your right! I fell in love with the faith.

[@gordo13371]

Brothers, let's pray that the Lord grant us thr courage to engage more with the culture fr.

[@PeterJ-h6h]

The Best is never the enemy of The Good.

[@VivatChristusRex99]

Amazing. Just needed this video. Thanks Alex 🙏🏼

[@lovegod8582]

Are you going to do a reaction to Lion of Fire RAW?

[@DrShandaND]

❤🙏

[@halleylujah247]

VoR just gave all of you dating advice. Go do that. Get the lady. I believe in you.

[@alexangel1656]

Dam @VoiceOfReason she on you low key 😅

[@slightlyopinionated8107]

I'm Muslim but very good advice that can be applied to any religion. The biggest obstacle is like you said, the most knowledgeable people in religion usually do not engage in the culture at all and usually stick to education or writing books.

[@TheLoreShack]

Respect

[@CactusCJ]

I know i still need to clean my language, but that's so much like in the army when we said " everyone wants to be a grunt till it's time to some some grunt $#!+"

[@HeLeadethUs]

Music is one way

[@paulmcnamara7975]

I’m an ordinary Catholic, so no special expertise, but when I read ‘graven images’ I think of things like the golden calf or perhaps the Buddha I.e. images of a false God. It’s mistaken to say we worship statues and images. Standing in front of a statue and praying is not worshiping it. It acts as a reminder, a mental concentrator. Also, Protestants and Catholics often have a different take on worship. For Catholics, the mass is when and where we worship God. Praying involves praise and thanks and lastly, petitions. That is different to worship.

[@DiegoJKelch]

Debate with Wesley Huff on the Catholic Church and The Banned Books

[@annb9029]

Please do a rebuttal to this XCatholic Lion of Fire RAW (Matt Mason)

[@michaelxx8776]

Good stuff. The Catholic faith is beautiful, but for some reason(s) Catholics don’t ever evangelize. Even most of the Catholic content creators don’t ever really share the gospel. They’re usually talking about church politics, legalism, church history, etc. Guys like Fr Mike Schmitz are a gem.

[@paulmcnamara7975]

Oops, below is my reply to Bythe Book 777

[@mabdulla1858]

Okay brother if jesus is the god! Who created adam as adam exists before jesus (aprox 40000 years) If jesus is god y marry give him birth ? as god has no beginning nd has no end! Brother.... Wht u think about it ?

[@Antonio.R.O.C.]

🚨An individual who makes a profit from our Fathers words telling people how to evangelize⁉️ 🕊️To Evangelize is a gift given by the Holy Spirit and it’s the Holy Spirit who decides who will obtain that gift❗️ Money exposes this individual❗️He has not been given the gift to evangelize❗️

[@ByTheBook777]

You have all the answers? 1. Why does Roman Catholicism reject God's Law in Deuteronomy 4:16, which says, "Lest ye corrupt yourselves, and make you a graven image, the similitude of any figure, the likeness of male or female.." Roman Catholic churches and homes are full of statues made in the likeness of males and females (i.e. Jesus, Mary, & the saints). And if your only response is that God told Moses to create idols (ark with cherubims) for Israelites to bow down to, then I'll know you don't have a proper answer. Why? Because an ark with genderless beings on top is not equal to male and female statues; PLUS, God, nowhere, commanded Roman Catholics to build male and female statues. Show me where He did, and I'll go and grab my first Mary statue to pray to. I guarantee, NONE of the apostles would have rejected Deut. 4:16 or condoned your worship/veneration of male and female statues. 2. Why does your catechism's Traditional Catechetical Formula for Exodus 20:2-17, completely leave out anything mentioned in verses 4-6 relating to graven images and bowing down to them? As you know, the "Traditional Catechetical Formula" is what is included in your catechism books that are sent to Sunday schools and local archdioceses for learning and instruction, which is basically a watered-down interpretation. 3. So, how can any Catholic rightly divide the Word of God when all they have to go by is the watered-down interpretation of the magisterium (i.e. TCF)?

[@nancylinxavier]

How many times you need to give answers for these silly Protestants claims Go and check it out all his videos and CatholicAnswers , How to be Christian , scholastic answer channels

[@vampyresgraveyard3307]

The holy spirit helps the magisterium to interpretate scripture, did you know that if you don't now you do

[@vampyresgraveyard3307]

Genesis 19:1 lot bows down to 2 angels. Bowing down doesn't mean worship

[@franciscavarpit6554]

The bible is a gift to the world by the Catholic church and so interpretation of the meaning of whats in the bible is best left to them to interpret. I enjoyed listening to this podcast👍

[@ByTheBook777]

@@vampyresgraveyard3307 So bowing down to actual angels from Heaven is what Catholics are doing when they bow to wooden or porcelain statues that look either male or female? No, I'm sorry, but when you bow to a male or female statue made with the hands of man, you are rejecting Deuteronomy 4:16, God's commandment.

[@Άθελι-παιδί-του-Θεού]

Let's start with the truth, The Bible does not explicitly establish a papal office (Acts 15:1-29; 1 Peter 5:1-3). Historical evidence indicates that Peter did not found the Church in Rome (Romans 1:1-7; Romans 15:20). Jesus, not Peter, is the true rock and foundation of the Church (Matthew 16:18; 1 Corinthians 3:11). Early church teachings and writings emphasize shared leadership rather than papal supremacy. The formal declaration of papal infallibility in 1870 raises critical questions about its legitimacy. Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16; Matthew 16:19) and historical analysis challenge the idea that any human office holds ultimate spiritual authority. The moral failings of some past popes and the Bible’s consistent emphasis on Christ as the cornerstone (Ephesians 2:20) further highlight this truth. Additionally, Peter was openly rebuked by both Jesus and Paul (Matthew 16:23; Galatians 2:11-14), demonstrating that even key leaders in the early Church were fallible. After 2,000 years, it’s no surprise that humanity continues to err when straying from God’s instructions as revealed through Scripture. Lastly, we are saved by grace through faith. Anyone who teaches otherwise is not aligned with the truth. To evangelize effectively, you must understand and share the true good news: salvation comes through Christ alone, by grace alone, through faith alone. The moment you impose the Catholic yoke of works-based salvation, you burden others with a system that contradicts the gospel's message of freedom and grace.

[@cru756]

Keep catholic culture alive 😢