Tim Ross on his Interview at The Breakfast Club, Conviction on Cussing and Sacrificial Love

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[@Iam_kdsm]

I appreciate the ministry of Tim Ross. Every time I hear him speak I’m in absolute awe of his wisdom and intellect. It’s so easy to take 90 second clips out of context and in doing so we become so self righteous. But I dare anyone to truly listen to this man and not see his heart and passion for God! God bless the both of you.

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God bless you!

[@jamie1640]

Tim Ross changed my life during my Jesus journey, thanks for having Tim on your podcast!

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

He's a great guy! Thanks for sharing!

[@jamie1640]

@@shapingtheculturepodcast4999 AMEN Tim is legit as the day is long. I discovered your awesome podcast this morning. Already subscribed, hit the like button, shared it, and now watching the DJ Mykael V episode.

[@CED.Dweller]

A father's love transforms the way we see our GOD as Father. THAT always hits my soul. Great interview! B-SIDE Dweller all day...

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

Whatssss up dweller!! Thanks for tuning in!

[@blissfulmom21]

Thank you for allowing him this space! I can admit I was a bit leery of his message lately But God!! God showed His son’s heart. Touch not God’s anointed💜🙏🏾

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

Thank you for watching, and leaving room to understand! Appreciate you!

[@Jehu_Adonai]

To say you have never had conviction for using profanity is kind of wild to me, we have grace and it's understandable that sometimes words may slip and if they do it's not the end of the world. But certain words like the "s, f & b" word carry a certain conviction and emotion by nature that emphasizes pride, wrath, contention, anger, rebellion. All the works of the flesh the bible tells us to abstain from, so you get comfortable enough using those words as regular language eventually it's going to trigger some sort of fleshly reaction when put in a circumstance that requires discipline. I used to curse a lot and I tried to make wiggle room for it but that's what I have come to learn, a lil bit of leaven leavens the whole lump

[@AllAboutYve]

Out of everything he said, that's what you wanted to comment on? That's wild. Let that man's God be the judge and instead focus on the work being done to advance the kingdom.

[@Rflower1]

Amen

[@Rflower1]

​@AllAboutYve you're ignoring the scripture but ignoring and condoning sin. No sin shall enter in. God does not change to accommodate you or him.

[@AllAboutYve]

@Rflower1 what's the scripture regarding the specific words he used? In the Bible "cursing" is referenced but cursing in the biblical context isn't the same as our modern day words. If anyone should acknowledge scripture it should be you and the OP where Jesus warned not to have the leaven of the pharisees.

[@mrs.irenehunter0101]

Everyone’s convictions are different and we have to respect that. The pharisees that crucified Jesus felt convicted that he wasn’t the Messiah and we see how that worked out . I wonder what folks would say if they actually studied the context of the Bible or just spoke to a Rabbi and learned what words and terminology would have been considered vulgar, foul language during that time? Could it be that gossip, lies, slander, blasphemy and actually cursing people is what the scriptures refer to? How any times do we curse people when we insult them to their face or to someone else? Just because we may not use modern day cuss words doesn’t mean that we have not cursed people and used vulgar language.

[@l.ily.m]

Loved this pod. Thanks for having Tim on as your guest.

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

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[@daschuhow]

I loved listening to both of you. ❤❤❤ thank you for taking the time and effort to put yourself “out there”, that includes the camera people, administrative staff, and so on.

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[@AletaSpeakz]

Hey I recently discovered this pod and I am so impressed!!! Sir you are so well versed in scripture and such a great example for this generation! Keep up the great work!

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏾

[@Godislove0316]

And he’s single 😉

[@moneym124]

This was one of the better interviews with Tim, thank you for this amazing interactive interview. Just another #dweller

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[@makiebahatton2628]

Preach it T. Ross! The Grace of JESUS is sufficient for all of our needs, shortcomings, victories, and LIFE ❤

[@Rflower1]

Tim appeared on my feed with Tina. I ignored it for a while because I wasn't sure of how to trust it. I finally watched because I love Tina's testimony and transparency. I decided to watch another of his podcasts. I heard him swear. It was a quick, subtle, matter of fact, not overt but smooth.... I replayed it several times and even closed captioned to see if my ears betrayed me. And yes, he cursed (cussed). I was put off because this man is intelligent and articulate, knowledgeable about the scriptures and can rightly divide the Word. I was put off because I expected more. He's too old be so "street". I know their are cool Christian with charisma but he's worldly, not to tap on his tattoos which is forbidden. I don't care if it was in the Old Dispensation and wasn't abolished. Swearing is also forbidden. Ephesians 4:29 Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear. And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption.

[@pureenergy1412]

Nah bro the Joe Budden comment is crazyyy I been calling Tim the Christian Joe Budden 😭🔥🔥

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

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[@lauryndakota_]

I’m excited for this episode! So glad that I found your podcast during the Make Room Tour

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

Oh hey! Thanks for coming to the Make Room Tour! Praying this episode blesses you!

[@aprilbarnhill3810]

Such a good podcast!!! ❤❤ thank you so much for posting!🙂

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[@Ermisworm]

This blessed me !

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[@rekikworku4003]

So so good!

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[@brittanywilliams7727]

Amen 🙏🏾 thank you 🙏🏾

[@drummerjc96]

Awesome EP

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

Thank you!

[@leanetta3673]

I truly admire Tim Ross, his love and devotion to God, his honesty and ability to take God's Word and minister to the world. Aaaand, I want to make this perfectly clear, Jesus is not a "stripper". Jesus was stripped. They cast lots for his clothing. To spin it as an intentional act He committed is a fallacy. The unadulterated and violent cruelty and insanity that took place on that hill is not a light thing. "Stripper" was used in the wrong context. Please stop trying to explain it away Tim, or make others seem uptight. Calling Jesus a stripper denotes Him stripping His own clothes off. He did not, in any way, shape or form do that. I love you Tim Ross.

[@weatakorfeh7226]

Hmm! This is a yummy, sweet hour of biblical treat. Great conversation for Christian culture

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[@Godislove0316]

Letssss gooooo!!!!

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[@justinebar519]

For anyone talking his convictions on cursing... your convictions are different. However, it may not apply to his relationship with God. Biblically, profanity is never spoken about in the Bible. The context behind cursing biblically is speaking ill or death upon someone else. God may require your vocabulary to be more articulate where God needs him to be authentically him in order to reach those that he is assigned to. God may call a previously promiscuous person to completely cover up or change his they conduct themselves. A person who was always modest... God may not require the same of them. The moral of the story is to focus on your own convictions. They are the only ones that affect your soul salvation. Tim Ross is that guy... God's homie!

[@Sim1Designs]

20:40🔥🔥🔥

[@believeformore]

yeesssirrr

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[@Rflower1]

Paul didn't say that we couldn't drink wine. He said, be not drunk. Jesus drank because they called him a wine bibbler. He turned water into the finest wine but he did admonish believers not to let your good be evil spoken of. He also said that let certain behaviors not be named among the saints.

[@makiebahatton2628]

I like Tim Ross's ministry. I think he gets it right in The Lord. However cussin is cussin! We can't pull the "Jesus knows who I am" card when we're disobedient in any manner, because we're dead to ourselves prior to Salvation. We have to reread James 1:26 and James 2:10-13 and go to The Lord's table for His help.

[@KochiyaMcDade]

Freakin aha moment! Peter “unlearned fisherman” (but clearly has spent time with Jesus) has been commissioned to stay in Jerusalem where the “theologians” are occupied. On the other hand, Paul, learned and refined, was sent to the gentiles who could care less. WOW! That’s God’s Kingdom displayed right there. It don’t make sense, but man, His math be mathing 😃

[@shapingtheculturepodcast4999]

THAT PART! Was mind-blown too!

[@frankmatthews6966]

"1 day well be friends, until then, ill be your father"...

[@Wizdomman1]

1:11:00

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