Vineyard Churches Explained in 2 Minutes

[@TheDunestrider]

Dear Ready to Harvest guy, you really, really, really need to write a book summarizing the different Christian denominations. And another book going into detail about the different Christian denominations. I assure you, you will sell at least one book (to me). But I bet it would sell to many, many others. Anyone who would also buy these books, please upvote my comment, so that Ready to Harvest guy will be convinced that it is worth the effort. Thanks!

[@FollowerofJesusChristmySavior]

I agree 👍

[@genderrolesmatter]

Yes, glad that someone brought up this.

[@SamuelTheology]

Agreed 💯

[@BernardW.Walter2839]

I've never have another person explain so well on Christian denominations like him. Sadly, some of them don't even hold to basic fundamentals like bible innerancy, deity of Christ and so forth

[@dancahill9585]

@@BernardW.Walter2839 There are those who would say that Biblical inerrancy is ridiculous given the sheer number of contradictions in the Bible. Also, we know for a fact that scribes have made changes in Bibles in their copies, because we have different set of scrolls and codices that disagree with each other. If God went through the trouble to make the Bible Inerrant, why didn't he go to the trouble to make the copies inerrant? There is a reason why only a tiny minority of Christians believe in biblical inerrancy. Church fathers understood this in the 4th century AD, and Augustine of Hippo said that literal interpretation was but one of 4 ways to interpret the Bible. You can interpret it literally, morally, allegorically, or anagogically. The modern Fundamentalists are setting a trap which pushes people out of Christianity when they read the Bible and realize that a literal, inerrant interpretation of the Bible is absurd to anyone who actually reads the Bible and has a logical, rational mind.

[@Uncle_Buzz]

Got saved into the Vineyard movement in 1988 and have been ever since. Very accurate analysis. Thanks!

[@longiusaescius2537]

@Uncle_Buzz estado de Arízona?

[@davidsinclair47]

Church growth was originally a study method developed by Donald McGavran to determine if the church was truly growing. Though size has become emphasized, McGavran was interested in all aspects including size but also spiritual growth.

[@BunsBooks]

I hope you do one on Catch The Fire, several of my cousins grew up in a church that was under the authority of an “Apostle” from Catch The Fire, and their upbringing was steeped in that NAR theology. They had people in their church trying to host prayer services to raise dead parishioners (years before the Bethel situation happened). Thankfully they’re all out of it now and unlearning all of that bad theology

[@bryantlane8646]

NOT THE NORM!!!DR.BRYANT LANE…DONT THROW OUT THE BABY WITH THE BATH WATER…

[@Austin8thGenTexan]

Too much wackadoo for me to absorb... 🤯

[@longforgotten4823]

Had one of these in Duluth Minnesota. A lot of my friends attended. I always found them to be rather hollow in their messaging and worship styles. I do appreciate women in the ministry. My Eastern Orthodox professor of history has quite a bit to say including the problem of having coffee bars at the same time as the Eucharist. He also despises the rock concert contemporary vibe. I have to agree.

[@katie7748]

I agree with him too!!

[@mournblade1066]

Supernaturally getting gold tooth fillings! I love how you say this with a completely straight face!

[@maximilianusofmarchaorient596]

Rejoining the Catholic church

[@johnswanson7504]

Good move. I did too! 🙏❤️🙏

[@nathanmcgill7249]

I grew up in a Vineyard church! 😄

[@darklotus5309]

The difference between Pentecostal & Charasmatic is not spirit baptism being at the moment of salvation. Both teach that spirit baptism is a subsequent act of the Holy Spirit for believers. The difference lies in what’s called Initial Physical Evidence. Where a charismatic will acknowledge speaking in tongues & other gifts, they themselves possibly might not speak in tongues. For the charismatic, baptism of the Holy Spirit is aligned with scripture that talks about “to some he gives tongues, to some he gives prophecy”. The Pentecostal however believes in initial physical evidence. Meaning that speaking in tongues is the outward evidence of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. For years i never knew there was a difference.

[@yoshkebenstadapandora1181]

It is sad how many ways the church has swallowed false doctrines of men and arguably of demons. Dispensational eschatology being one of which I have recently come to believe is truly a perversion of the gospel.

[@jamesparson]

I am sure for every church there are at least 10 others that think they are heretics.

[@jondstewart]

@@jamesparsonfinally someone that gets it. I just use common knowledge. If the church is more like a rock concert, magic show, people screaming and falling to the floor, and the like, I stay awY

[@longforgotten4823]

My eastern orthodox, practicing professor of History agrees with the rock concert analogy. He also despises coffee bars at the same time as the Eucharist.

[@jamesparson]

@@jondstewart Deal

[@katie7748]

​@@jondstewartWe have a "Church of God" down the road from us. Last Sunday, my 10-year-old and I were taking a neighbor's dog home. As we got closer to the church, we could hear very disturbing sounds coming from it. My son (in a somewhat scared voice) asked what it was. Unable to hide great disgust in my voice, I told him it was a church that believes in "whackadoodle stuff." I left it at that because I wasn't prepared to explain in any further detail. (I did later, though.) As we got closer, it got louder. It got to a point where it sounded like I was standing outside a window of Hell. These people were LOUD and sounded like they were possessed and/or in pain. I've lived with addicts and dangerous people (think tweakers and drunks hallucinating and fighting) in the past and I got the same feeling being near that church as I did being around dangerous people. Fight or flight kicked in big time. I will never walk by that church on a Sunday morning again. Gives me the willies just remembering it.

[@GingerJ17]

There is an interesting split off from Vineyard called the "Network." A Vineyard church planter, Steve Morgan, left Vineyard with some other churches. He today leads 26 churches across the US, UK, and Taiwan. Vine Church (formerly, Vineyard) in Carbondale, IL was the first. Several former elders and members say that the Network is a high-control group. They have made multiple websites: "Leaving the Network," "Reform the Network," "notovercome," and a reddit group.

[@ReadyToHarvest]

I have looked into it and considered making a video. However I don't really have enough information 'from the horse's mouth' to do one. Maybe I will be able to eventually.

[@mikdan8813]

Bro Toronto blessing is bad news

[@thescoobymike]

0:12 so he’s basically the Paul of Vineyard

[@Denver_____]

I used to go to the Vineyard with the Pastor in the first picture lol

[@musicpla55555]

Please, would REALLY love if you talked about Christian spiritualist 😊😊

[@Austin8thGenTexan]

"Hey - I have a great idea - let's go into the church biz !". 💰🤪💰

[@thetraditionalist]

interesting video

[@irisenamorado]

Can you do a video about the Masons, and Muslims Judaism, Buddhism, Induism and the diferences between them ir what they have in common? I truly apreciated it.

[@rilosvideos877]

much appreciated! Did they ever move mountanins? One of the smallest gifts for true believers 🙂

[@jamesparson]

Yes they did. Now all I have is a view of dirt. Now if I can just get them to move it back.

[@rilosvideos877]

@@jamesparson U don't take it serious, man!

[@katie7748]

​@jamesparson LOL sometimes you just need a good laugh. Thanks for that 😊

[@unit2394]

Could you do a video on the Bible Presbyterian Church?

[@nelsonstiveens5140]

The beliefs of unusual movements like: -The Witness Lee recovery church, -The Korean World Mission Society -The Chinese Eastern Lightning Almighty God Church, -The Marian Trinitarian spiritualist churches or Mexican Eliasism that has a third testament "the true life", -The Assemblies of Yawhew or of sacred names and Hebrew roots, -The last reformation of Torben, -Church the way international, -pentecostal churches handling snakes -The church the light of the world -The christaldelfians Also analyze a little the movement of local or house churches that was influenced by the Plymouth brothers and the Chinese Movement of Watchman Nee basically they are not denominations or have legal status, etc Thank you

[@irisenamorado]

I wish tmyou can do a video about The last Reformation. The founder was arrested and put in jail for almost 2 years. Its spreading all over the world.

[@trappedcat3615]

Its basically the prequel to Calvary Chapel.

[@jeffs9850]

Just another cult