Voddie Baucham - Q&A

[@wandasantillo1678]

I wish I had a pastor like this who is telling it like it is and is not sugarcoating things.

[@uncasunga1800]

Yes believe it or not if only eevryone who refuses to believe it as a whole would vacate the churches. Hopefully persecution comes. Our last hope for a purifying.

[@link_team3855]

... are you sure the church you are at is a place you should stay?

[@joash4332]

Pray and look for one

[@Goliad_Respector]

I hope you were able to find a church with a Pastor that give you food. God’s Word, as it is.

[@alienaevans]

I thank God that I have a Minister in my local church that teaches it as it is.

[@georgerobinson8418]

I am so grateful to hear someone else who are teaching the Bible the way I have been taught. Thank you pastor Voddie.

[@lorena92966]

“My life is not worth celebrating (funeral) , it’s about Christ”.

[@43warriormode98]

Beautiful TRUTH

[@gs68f86]

How beautiful are the feet of those who bring the good news, keep up the GOoD Work Pastor Voddie Baucham

[@pieterleroux3461]

1) How has this reliable, historical and powerful book confronted you and brought about your salvation? 0:00 2) I don't want to be the Devil's advocate, but what if I say some people long ago decided to choose some and leave other books - specifically what about the Apocrypha? 2:00 3) Have you considered differences between source manuscripts that are said to contradict themselves at thousands of places namely the 'Textus Receptus', the 'Majority Manuscript' and the minority ones like 'Codex Vaticanus' which appear to be the ones used by most translations today (I suppose that relates to the KJV controversy versus..) 4:25 4) Assuming I agree with you the Scriptures are inspired, how can I know that the Bible is complete? What about other books? How do we know that we have all the books that we should? 6:22 5) What does the Bible say about what is going on at the Middle-East? Is this the end-times? 9:47 6) A lot of people in Africa follow prophets and miracle workers instead of (or in place of) the Bible. What is your comment on this? 10:36 7) What should we be doing about the prosperity gospel, the health-and-wealth gospel? Do you think Christians are too harsh on it? Do you think we should be quiet, should we be vocal? What would a healthy response for a church be? 12:52 8) Your church is down the street from Joel Osteen - is there a time for pastors to name names or are you just supposed to lay down principles and expect people to connect the dots? 14:58 9) Should Joyce Meyer be a part of our spiritual diet? 16:43 10) Do we have a place to question people's salvation? Is that fair? Can we call them to examine their faith? 17:57 11) Is it your job as a preacher to have people walk out of your church on a Sunday feeling a need for re-examining whether they're saved or not? 18:38 12) If there is one Bible, why are there so many denominations - why are we so fragmented, aren't the Muslims or Catholics unified? 19:35 13) Should we have different demographic types of churches (black churches, white churches, biker-churches, etc) 22:38 14) You love family and have written a trilogy of books on that. Care to elaborate why you have such a care for this subject? 23:43 15) What should the Church's response be to same-sex marriage? 24:56 16) What is your opinion on 'Pastors of LA'? 29:32 17) The reality show, 'Best Funeral Ever' - is it a mockery? 33:35 18) Since you are passionate about cultural apologetics, specifically in the urban context, what do you think of Christian Hip-Hop? 36:36 [answered at 38:50] 19) Why are women not allowed to preach in the church? What if she feels that she has the gift of preaching? 37:06

[@MrCaribKaraoke]

Pieter le Roux you da real mvp

[@tinasheshoko7301]

wow thanks

[@tillwemakeit]

Wow.. Thank you

[@phieble]

Pieter le Roux God bless you! What a kindhearted thing to do! 😊

[@gellidanielle3931]

Thank you!

[@OladapoBamidele]

The Bible is a reliable collection of historical documents written by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They report supernatural events that took place in fulfilment of specific prophesies and claimed their writings are divine rather than human in origin.

[@Africangirl55]

Voddie is so easy to understand and follow. Thank you for your great explanation!

[@GodGirl254]

You know. He is good at this!

[@Chaturanger]

Well...He did not give good evidences...

[@juilianbautista4067]

@@Chaturanger you have no evidence for him not giving good evidences. Sorry.

[@zliangbarnyanwaymongonlee7570]

I bless GOD for bringing Dr. Voddie Baucham into this world.

[@dantco]

Oh how a man who shines his light is needed in this day! Thanks!

[@Veri7a]

"The prosperity Gospel is dangerous because it promotes exactly what our flesh wants" YoOOoOooO Talk about hitting the nail on the head.

[@davidndichu398]

Thats exactly what i said! Praise jesus!

[@coach714]

This shook me!

[@jeanrippeon9310]

I agree with the sentiments about Joel Osteen but, Joyce Meyer does not pastor a church, she holds conferences. She teaches on Christian living and conduct which many need to hear. Her conferences are generously salt and peppered with scripture.

[@uncasunga1800]

@@jeanrippeon9310 you are dumb. carm.org/joyce-meyer

[@uncasunga1800]

obvious fake. "She is a woman she must be right?" hahahahahhahhahaha

[@thattimestampguy]

0:14 Redeemed Californian 4:48 Sources 6:27 Complete? 10:05 We have 13:07 Prosperity Gospel 17:29 15:12 Paul named names 22:49 Different Ethnic/Demographic Churches 25:25 Homosexuality 29:55 _Pastors of LA_

[@Gabriel-gi9md]

Hello, NEW Justin Y! ( If you catch my drift! )

[@MrDoyle07]

God also said His word will be preserved and written in our heads/hearts.

[@deeman524]

I like this Brother, He explains things very well, The things I have had a hard time explaining

[@biggravy9080]

Christian Lives Matter // Crews Not really..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJa8ip13ac2Jg5Y (The truth hurts) I’ve awakened to a lot of the “hidden” truths of the origins of Christianity

[@widlyman5097]

No words. But thank you Dr. Baucham. Thank you.

[@omnitrus]

Thank you for these honest answers especially about the prosperity gospel !

[@brendatajik6150]

Great teacher and God's servant. Thank you pastor! 🙏🙏🙏

[@catboyzee]

What Voddie says at 17:20 is probably where the most significant crux and contention lies in the present-day American church: When he declares that the 'Prosperity Gospel' is dangerous because IT PROMOTES EXACTLY WHAT OUR FLESH WANTS. My mind immediately runs to 1 John 2:15. I don't necessarily agree with everything he says. But I do admire him for standing boldly and fearlessly for the fundamental truths about the Gospel. God bless...

[@TheMark51627]

In the name of our Savior Jesus Christ, thank you for this presentation.

[@havok752001]

YEAH! Go Voddie! Praise Jesus!

[@sandradomazet2042]

I love him and his preaching

[@Chris_KJB]

Thank you pastor Baucham. God bless you!

[@dinubiankween2533]

This is a very eye opening conversation. I appreciate leaders like this.

[@SheBYaya]

Voddie was in South Africa? I’m sure more than once since he is now based in Zambia but what?! What a bummer that during those times I was younger and couldn’t travel as and when I wanted. I could hear by the accents from the audience, like, “nah man, this is Sat’Afrikans”🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦💕💕💕💜💜🌸🌸🌸💜💜💜🔥🔥 On of the most articulate apologetics out there!!🔥🔥🔥🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 I incredibly LOVE his work!!🔥🔥🔥💫💫💫💫💜💜💕💕🤸🏾‍♂️🤸🏾‍♂️🤸🏾‍♂️

[@faithcomesbyhearing682]

Thank you Brother Voddie.Great teaching here

[@Enhorrorac]

Wonderful Job!!! I love this guy.

[@sandradomazet2042]

Me too

[@MHPCollecting]

I love that .."God Preserved his word".. Amen🙏

[@StanleyDuboise]

The way he answered the "end times and last days" question. Bravo! 👌 Perfection!

[@goocross]

Absolute truth! I so admire Voddie Baucham and appreciate his devotion to GOD. He is a shining example of what a Christian should look like. I'm not saying I believe Dr. Baucham is "good" and is never wrong. My sights and adoration are on Jesus Christ. But so many people (and one specific baptist church) are damaging Christianity right now, by their words and actions. It's gratifying (for lack of a better word) to hear a true Christian speak. And I don't believe we'll ever see Dr. Baucham rallying at funerals against homosexuals or screaming epithets at abortion clinics. He will be on his knees exhorting GOD, teaching the Gospel, and leaving everything in GOD's hands. He speaks the truth of the Gospel without politics, and I have never heard him spew hatred. GOD bless Dr. Voddie Baucham and his family.

[@laurapug5389]

Thank you for this information and teaching me ! What a great speaker !

[@43warriormode98]

GOD LED ME TO A TRUE TRUTH TELLER ❤☝️🙌🏻🙏THANK YOU Jesus ..after so many wolves .....through my walk ...ive grown to real TRUH AMEN GRATEFUL

[@rockybokz9089]

Thank you pastor for your work. God Bless.

[@coleworldcole9438]

I asked these questions started my fast and here at the end god is so good.

[@jodyshea6106]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@43warriormode98]

A true shepherd ☝️🙏🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤🔥🌀🌬🌊⭐️

[@vanessadesire7]

This was great!🙏🏼😇 so easy to understand. praise God.

[@kimacker8594]

I LOVE this guy!

[@AshGeo]

So much wisdom in this 44 minute Q&A

[@judyindisquise5883]

Thank you, Lord, for Voddie

[@marilynokafor2869]

amazing message

[@CharaeBChicago]

I love Voddie’s Preaching and teaching, it is always humbling. The only critique I have is Hip Hop doesn’t come out of gang culture. Where he grew up is where the gang culture of hip hop grew up and that’s why he thinks that’s where it grew up. It actually grew up in New York. Way before California got to it. And that culture was the party culture, not gang culture. Just letting people know so they won’t think that Hip hop grew up because of gang culture. It became famous because of gang culture and rappers from New York hated it. Said it took the fun out of the music. Just a little history for you all.

[@samurai_fx4911]

@CharaeBChicago And I'd disagree with you. Hip Hop and Rap while very close cousins, the former did begin on the West Coast while the latter had the overall beginning in New York City. When NWA in the early '90s came on the scene, they exhibited everything that Voddie mentioned. Yet, I think we are splitting hairs over small details. The Hip Hop genre, that was West Coast, did begin in the gang culture. And it was spread about by those mentioned previously along with other. Nonetheless, Voddie is spot on about the message, the ethos of Hip Hop. It is diametrically opposed to the Gospel. The ultimate point of Voddie.

[@charaeb724]

I don’t disagree with the impact Hip Hop has today. My reason for even going is because if we don’t understand the history we don’t understand how to explain message. People use the Bible to explain cattle slavery or having multiple wives however we know by breaking down the Bible they are wrong to do so. So that’s to my point of using the origins of California hip hop as a reason to discredit hip hop as a whole for Christian rap. Look at its origins from the beginning and make a decision from there. Otherwise we’re operating out of fear and not clarity.

[@EMScott-le7vu]

I really appreciated the comment that stated I can express my opinion because I’m not a white man to be called a racist. I have worked in a culture where white people were the minority, and the prevailing that was that if you were white you were a racist. Where is the tolerance the freedom fighters advocated for and died for in the 1960s? I truly believe that most white people who died in the south for desegregation would have rejoiced at seeing This type of enlightenment and truth.

[@truthwarrior9749]

ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT!

[@meshlace9934]

Thank you Jesus 🙏

[@LeonardoSantana77]

"Back in the day, Okay"...lol. Excellent Q & A!!!!

[@AnaCC345]

leo...miss you in the office...i need some amusing people around me...

[@margaretjackson6426]

Very informative

[@bettydekorte2077]

Wonderful!

[@Mr.conserv]

Christian Rap is art/poetry. I think it’s more of the lyrics than if they are rapping or singing. I’ve heard some really good ones and some not so good. So I think it depends. Good video Voddie!

[@Mr.conserv]

@ thanks listening now man

[@EricaMEspino]

Thank you for this video !

[@deanslegos1990]

I needed to hear that about chh

[@herbzah5405]

When he started punching in I KNEW it was his 1Tim 2:12 because I know!😂 And there are more vs. AND Dr. Baucham, you handled the hip-hop very well! I too am (60+yrs old WF musician; old rock/hip hop, blues) I was playing a variety of cover music.You know you are on the right side when even your own worldly-self thinks you are being weird, nerdy etc....let alone other band members who just didn't understand "MY convictions". I didn't try to convict them though😂. I eventually straight gave up any worldly music. (You don't have to be THAT extreme. Do what YOUR "VOICE" tells you because you know WHO that IS! RIGHT?! AMEN

[@thelandofmisteroz]

Voddie for President!

[@NewCreationInChrist896]

Amen you're no longer a sinner you're now a Saint, glory hallelujah.

[@TiffanyFG]

There's ONE MESSAGE. ONE WAY, HOLY, FOLLOW THE WORD. NO OPINION. PERIOD

[@shelleymagnussen1959]

I basically think this man is terrific. Good message. I appreciate this guy and I think he makes a lot of great points. However, I'm afraid I disagree about the funeral thing. It depends on the person represented, but if it's a Christian, you can talk about them and still point the audience toward Jesus. Memorials are absolutely one of the best opportunities I know of to witness to my unsaved friends after I die. At my Grandmother's funeral, those who spoke of her really glorified God in the context of how she lived her life and touched each of us. It did not compromise the gospel. I can't believe that's selfish or inappropriate. "Precious in God's sight is the death of one of His saints." If it's precious to God, I think it's okay for it to be precious to us.Secondly, I agree that women should not be in authority over men, but what constitutes taking authority over someone? if I get up and give my testimony, am I exercising authority over a man. If I sing a song that has an exortation, should I sing it?. Should a woman not teach adult Sunday School? If I read a scripture at the podium, am I dishonoring God, acting in authority over the men? Should a woman not pray in public, ever? Where does it stop? If a woman is supposed to "be silent" in the church, do we just sit in the pew and say nothing? I agree women shouldn't be senior pastors or bishops. I think it discourages men from being leaders. I don't think this disputes what the Bible says about women. What about Deborah the prophet? What about Miriam, leading in song aster the Childrne of Israel passed through the Red Sea? What about the women in the book of Acts who formed a prayer group? Were they out of line because no men stepped up to lead the group? What about the Apostle Paul, who said women shouldn't be in authority over the men who mentioned the women who served God alongside him? Was HE out of line? Did he contradict himself? Am I taking authority over a man when I sing? I think God is a whole lot more concerned with why than what. There are, and I think this man would agree, lots of men who are pastors that have no business being in the pulpit, They are living a double life. I am a singer and speaker. I've had men as well as women, come to me in tears and thank me. Have I offended God by speaking in the presence of those men? I am not going to minister in a church who believes women should be silent. I happen to think I "have a gift." and it's not to be tucked away in a closet somewhere. When I stand before an audience of worshippers, I am not and don't intend to take authority over anybody. That is the Holy Spirit's job. Many of us believers take God out of one box and just stuff Him in another, thinking that's godly when sometimes, it's just another form of legalism.

[@trishash79]

If you give your testimony to teach or conclude with let us pray, In my opinion, you'd be teaching. if you're simply reading scripture at the podium, you're reading scripture I can read with my eyes as well, you wouldn't be teaching me anything. Where I'm grateful with women teaching, is to our children. In my opinion women can teach children far better than men in most cases. I'm so grateful for the women that take care of & teach our daughter @ Church. They nurture her when my Wife & I are in service & we can take comfort that they're loving on those kids, almost as well as my wife would be loving on & teaching our daughter. I would say there's always differences of opinion, & if those are the only things you take issue with, praise God! Voddie is a special kind of preacher for sure.

[@_JellyDonut_]

Hello, my understanding of what he said was that women should not be in positions of leadership. You said you agree "women should not be senior pastors or elders" and I think that's exactly what he was saying. That doesn't mean they should never speak or give testimony or stand in front of the church, it just means they should not occupy offices of leadership. Of course women should sing in church, read scriptures at the podium, lead Sunday school or Bible study, and so on. Singing in church does not constitute taking authority over a man. I went back and listened to his comments (at 38:13) and in my view he's saying women should not occupy the office of pastor/teacher and that "exercising authority over men" means occupying that office and not simply being in front of the church in some capacity. I would also say that if people have come to you in tears and thanked you for something you said that could very well be a good thing but it's not necessarily an indication that what you did was correct. There are lots of things that will win you the praise of others but in the end that's not important. Again I'm not saying that it's necessarily wrong for them to thank you (in many instances I'd say it's a very good thing) but don't let that be a determining factor in the inherent goodness of an action. Anyway that's just my two cents. You clearly have a heart for God and as you said it's the Holy Spirit's job to guide us so as long as we humble ourselves and seek God's purpose everything else will take care of itself. God bless!

[@jonathandeans4460]

Ashley Hill

[@trishash79]

Jonathan Deans

[@ja9766]

Ashley Hill in the word of Go it says “ faith comes by hearing, the WORD OF GOD” is in Romans. People get saved by Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross by hearing the word of God, so it is essential to always read the word because our testimony doesn’t save anybody. Of course after reading a passage of scriptures, then the pastors should explain it and then is our responsibility to search and study more about it. God bless you sister.

[@tjtampa214]

Excellent.

[@cmdlind]

Lol God bless my boy voddie what he got on he look like a 4th grade soccer coach bless God 🙏 love you bro

[@leonaowen9234]

Mr Baucham KNOWS his Bible. He's great.

[@AdeToz]

I think this was in Zambia, in a new theological seminary. Fantastic video

[@AntiochBibleChurch]

AdeToz This was in Johannesburg at Monash University hosted by us

[@vtr37]

AdeToz I agree, a lot of great questions and answers. God bless Voddie Baucham.

[@dontlosehope4937]

Antioch Bible Church - where is your church? Do you’ll follow a lot of this pastors teachings?

[@NAJErEa91]

FACT OF THE MATTER IS; WITHOUT FAITH IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PLEASE GOD. WE DON'T HAVE NOR WILL WE EVER HAVE ALL OF THE ANSWERS BECAUSE THAT LACK IS NECESSARY FOR US TO HAVE FAITH IN GOD. HIS THOUGHTS ARE HIGHER THAN OURS. HIS WAYS ARE NOT OUR WAYS. YES, IN ALL UR GETTING U SHOULD GET AN UNDERSTANDING BUT THERE ARE SOME THINGS IN LIFE LIKE THE MYSTERIES OF GOD THAT MUST BE REVEALED AND I LOVE THAT HE HAS HIDDEN THOSE THINGS FROM US, WE NEED TO RELY ON HIS WORD AND HIS SPIRIT. ALL OF THE QUESTIONS THEY ARE ASKING SEEM TO ME THAT THEY ARE TRYING TO FIND FAULT OR ERROR IN GOD. HE PRESERVED HIS WORD. PERIOD. READ HIS WORD AND U WILL GET TO KNOW HIM AND WHATEVER ELSE U DESIRE TO KNOW SEEK HIM AND TRUST THE HOLY SPIRIT. JUST MY 2 CENTS :)

[@NAJErEa91]

THE HOLY BIBLE IS WHOLE COMPLETE AND INFALLIBLE!

[@NAJErEa91]

WHAT!?!? JOYCE MEYER IS A HERA-WHAT!? UH UH I LISTEN TO JOYCE MEYER ALL THE TIME SMH UH UH LOL NOW HE HAS GONE SO FAR

[@NAJErEa91]

DID HE COME FOR JOEL OSTEEN AS WELL!? SMH I AGREE WITH ALOT OF HIS POINTS BUT UH UH NOT ALL, NO MAN HAS ALL ! THE ANSWERS. AND THATS JUST REAL.

[@NAJErEa91]

CULTS; MKAY IM DONE SMH

[@NAJErEa91]

WORSE FOR SOME ON THAT DAY; HOMOSEXUALITY IS UNIQUE AMONG SINS; ABOMINATION

[@nyeshalaurant847]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ericjohnamosah-wobson737]

A reliable collection of historical documents, written by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They reports supernatural events that took place in fulfilment of specific prophecies, and claimed that their writings are divine rather than human in origin.

[@sd6212]

Amen!!

[@glendaduncan7089]

Jesus said all these Disaster are Comotions and should not be terrified by them, he said we are to WATCH AND PRAY

[@margaretjackson6426]

I wish you had spent more time on the 1 Timothy verse. Many have interpreted that in another way.

[@robertknight3354]

Can you clarify that to me? I'm fairly new in my bible. What is the other interpretation?

[@MinLeeMajors]

Good stuff......I believe that we should be mindful of dragging down the church w Hip Hop but we must understand that RAP can glorify GOD just POETRY can...Poetry is in the BIBLE....you mean to tell me adding a BEAT degrades it??...I Dont think SO.....but I appreciate his honesty and boldness..keep exalting CHRIST my brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Hannodb1961]

A beat is used in all pagan cultures to lower your metal resistance and to put you in a trance to commute with demons. There is no question that some kinds of beats creates emotional states that are in opposition to the Christian ideal. We should be *very* careful not to imitate worldly music in the church. Yes, the Bible speaks of drums, but it never mentions a beat. You *can* use drums in other ways than just rhythmic pounding. I am in complete agreement with Voddie here: We should not try and "redeem" musical forms that was originally created to promote evil. Satan is the one who should be imitating us, we should not be imitating him.

[@shelleymagnussen1959]

+Hannodb1961 What if a beat a satanic tribe used resembled classic hymns? There are ministers who use worship music that we sing in our church in the same way. They simply repeat a song over and over again. It's a technique they use in hypnosis and acultic meditation. The same song can be used to glorify God and lull people into an altered state of consciousness. Should we stop using that music too? Isaac Watts's music was considered radical in his day as were many of the hymn writers during the reformation. The Salvation Army was criticized for using trumpets and drums in their music because this type of music was very popular in that day. It was said they compromised too much, trying to be like the world. I mean where do you draw the line? Is God sitting up in Heaven biting His nails saying, "Oh I can't anoint that! Some guru used that style of music to alter the consciences of the hearers. Whatever shall I do???" Satan worshippers use candles. Better bann those too, especially on Christmas Eve. Oh, by the way, Drueds and people of the Shinto religion arrange and display flowers.

[@Hannodb1961]

Shelley Magnussen YES ABSOLUTELY, you should stop using that music, it is not Christian at all! Have you not read what Jesus said: _"And when you are praying, do not use _*_meaningless repetition as the Gentiles do_*_, for they suppose that they will be heard for their many words"_ - Matt 6:7. What your church does is in *exact* opposition to the teaching of scripture: The repetition of words to lull the mind... just as the pagans do. It doesn't matter what the words say, because your mind is not engaged - as you admitted yourself. Nowhere in the Bible are we called to reach "altered states of consciousness" - it's a wholly pagan idea. I'm sorry to say, ma'am, but from just what you described from the music, and the amount of eastern cultic terminology you use, I can tell your church is *not* a Christian church. You probably have a cross in your church, and the pastor would talk about Jesus, and that is probably as much your church have in common with the Bible. Ofcause, you are welcome to prove me wrong by giving me a link to your church's sermons, but I bet I already have a pretty accurate idea what it's going to be like. I bet there is no sound exegesis and no preaching of sound doctrine.

[@erichamstad5004]

Since we are fallen sinful flesh, we will always make excuses for why we should be able to hold onto what God is trying to take away

[@davidrider7895]

I would disagree about not having all the books that were available in the time that the Bible was used by the deciples There are references in the New Testament to the book of Enoch, for example. That being said, I will agree that even though it's not there anymore. That does not hinder or take away from the gospel and the message that we do have still remaining.

[@edwardperez4266]

9:58 -10:35 Question is being asked: Are we in the end times / last days.

[@antonvorster3830]

Voddie should listen to Beautiful Eulogy and Shai Linne.

[@markchristian787]

Thanks for the video but next time please turn up the volume if you plan on showing it online.

[@dennissudjian8223]

Should we ask the LORD if it's okay to acknowledge His presence from time to time as we talk about Him or should we just keep on ignoring Him as you guys are doing > 🤪 I'm being VERY SERIOUS > 💯

[@lauren9094]

I need to learn what the apocrypha is

[@DNL82]

He reminds me of Neil Degrasse Tyson but for the Bible and Faith. 🙏

[@spencerbreidenbachmusic]

The Holy Spirit still works through the church. Calvinism and cessationism are unbiblical lies. Other than that, this is a very solid teaching.

[@ctbt1832]

At all times

[@J1x718]

Genesis 1:1 - In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Who is speaking there?

[@margaretjackson6426]

The guy reading the questions makes it difficult to keep watching. I can't understand what the question is?

[@uncasunga1800]

so go soemwhere else everyone should just cater to you hummm jackass

[@konbsandiegopod9204]

Weren't the Hebrew Scriptures cannonized in the 5th, 6th, and 7th Centuries?

[@charlesgamzehyaavor.6493]

Bon travail . But in the last days it shall come to the mountain of the house of the Lord shall be established in the top of the mountains and it shall be exalted above the hills and people shall flow unto it Micah 4:1-13

[@pmr4christ]

Lecrea doesnt offer that , Pastor, Gospel Christian Hip hop not World Gang Related... I think so🎉😊 What about FLAMES LINE; " Whats the Latest, God is still tge Greatest."

[@glendaduncan7089]

If we are not a Witness for Christ, we are wasting our time. Jesus gave us a Commission to Go take the Gospel to the World.

[@SonOfHutch]

❤️🙌

[@michellestaunton2264]

Amen tell it like it is?,

[@streetsfilledwithbread4822]

Speak on it 27:00 to 29:00

[@ctbt1832]

Where is the scripture that you said Jesus said take the gospel to.....20:24

[@ja9766]

Cc Bb Mark 16:15 And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature

[@ctbt1832]

Took so long to respond. I forgot what I asked

[@ctbt1832]

Ok. Now I know what I asked. Where is it in the Bible where he said Jesus said take the gospel to a certain place. I forgot the name that he mentioned but tell me where it say that in the scripture thanks

[@TeamTriumphHQ]

@@ctbt1832 panta ta ethne. They’re found most famously in Matthew 24:14 and 28:19:

[@MrCharleyAli]

מעניין

[@statutesofthelord]

Wow, there are still pastors who preach the straight Bible truth? Wonder why he doesn't preach the 10 Commandments....?

[@engagethebroken7698]

He does preach on them. Just pull up some of his independent lectures. He explains it quite well.

[@philmccrevis4493]

On Joel Osteen and Joyce Meyer. The Reformed Church certainly has a vanity problem.

[@kathyf7322]

Crimes against children like medical rape and pedaphilia are the worst crimes.

[@kathybarnes3809]

In the back of Dan Brown's book, it's says this is fiction.

[@Qwalnuts]

...Did a Baptist Minister just affirm amillenialism, or did I hear him wrong?

[@tomhitchcock8195]

Has Buddhism had any effect on your Christianity?

[@Globeguy1337]

Never heard of Pastors of LA, but sounds like we should try to get some good ones on there to give the others the lie.

[@Lindokuhleism]

The question about people in Africa following prophets is incorrect, We in Africa love the Word of God just the rest of the world.

[@vincentmenza6950]

i agree 100% although we are not perfect we pursue the Gospel with the same zeal

[@Starsforyou101]

Can you tell me where this was? Like what country/province?

[@rum508]

South Africa

[@lifeisunworthy5738]

@@rum508 incorrect, you racist asf bro

[@robertknight3354]

I've noticed almost every christian I've ever spoken to talking about end times the way this questioner did. Like it's something that may be coming or that it seems like this is it. Can anybody point me to passages that clarify we have been in end times since the resurrection please?

[@Shedoesdiy]

1 thessalonians 5:1-3

[@robertknight3354]

@@Shedoesdiy You are a few years late! Thanks though.

[@Shedoesdiy]

@@robertknight3354 lol I saw that. But, nobody answered you in 2 years. I figured it was time 😊

[@prico3358]

39:00 he is right about christian hip hop. KKenye dropped Donda... And its very theologically sound at most of it... And the parts where is not theologically correct are the areas where theres pride in the lirics... Some form of pride in some verse... A little vanity on some... For example "im still at the top" ... Thats not christian rather its pride and vanity. ... And some frases like that.. So even if you try to do christian hip hop... You cant ever make it really theologically christian.. because hip hop is fundementally anti gospel.

[@ctbt1832]

I wouldn’t call slang a part of hip hop

[@TheSeangerber]

I cant be good ?

[@luvuyomgenge6312]

I can hear some South African accents in here

[@fuloman9894]

Do agree in all most everything hi said but in that passage of Timothy and about rap gospel, if you use that same explanation we would have to dismiss The Apostle Paul just because what he did to Christians before been converted.

[@coachd9772]

The Bible dictionary even recognized the apocrypha

[@sandranaea1245]

I don’t understand why the prosperity gospel is consider to be wrong , heretical, the poverty gospel is heretical because our God is a rich Ruler a rich king, a good good father, and He is rich towards His sons and daughters, brother c’mon you know He calls us to give to take care, to sow, the problem is His children remain children never surrendering their lustful hearts and choose to remain in unbelief, the problem is not being rich a millionaire but not dying to self, and by the way naming names brother you’re wrong, pray for your sister not destroy her, if she is wrong in her gospel teaching let God be God and you be His son!!