@TrishS46667@howertonjosh@malachiobrien@TheLiveFreePod That kind of take is the same thing that pits one denomination against another, or one follower of Jesus against another, or is what keeps a voter home because the candidate does not agree lockstep with the voter. Take your marbles, go home, and let evil win. Smart move yeah?
@TigletToo@TheFP A better way is to not open yourself up to the lunacy of the mutual inclusion and respect crowd that is militant about you accepting them and their lifestyle, which is not sustainable and goes against nature, yet are vile and hateful to those who dare disagree with them.
@Adaystars@rabbriansamuel Hummmm, interesting. I seem to see what you are doing. You are using the Bible to confirm your beliefs, rather than using the Bible to inform inform them. It is quite a common approach to the Bible, not at all unique.
@WesleyLHuff We are to "speak the truth in love" but too many just love to speak the truth. I will admit I find myself at times in the later group, particularly if the person I am talking to is acting like a Pharisee. I cannot hardly tolerate a Pharisee.
@Adaystars@rabbriansamuel Which was the express purpose of the council if Jerusalem in Acts 15. Yes, they had differences, as anyone passionate about their ministry would. But they reconciled their ministries and moved on. It seems you are taking a select few passages and ignoring the full context.
@JoshuaBarzon The Protestant flag for sure. Every time I see that flag I start singing "Onward Christian Soldier" in my head. Did it just now too lol. That is the song we sang in VBS when they brought the Christian flag down the aisle. After the Stars and Stripes and the National Anthem.
@Adaystars@rabbriansamuel Nice deflection but James also denied the diety of Jesus until after the resurrection of Jesus so? Conflict, alleged or otherwise, does not discount much at all.
@Liberty5781@Adaystars@rabbriansamuel Jesus did fulfill the law. The ceremonial law on the OT pointed to the Messiah. Many people think Paul was referring to the moral law, but he referring to the ceremonial law, fulfilled through Jesus. Paul was amplifying the fulfillment of the law that Jesus accomplished.
@Fletch1171 Oh I'm all here for the snark. You just got a lot of pushback on your observation is all. Btw, IF you were referring to Josh Howerton and the Live Free pod, it is one of the select few that I listen to regularly. Imo, they do a great job of it.
@AletheiaHS@Truth_matters20 How so? Where is the lie in that? Not being snarky at all, it is just an interesting perspective. Full disclosure: I am a follower of Jesus. I'm not interested in attacking you, but I will likely challenge your answer. I am with you in generally having a dim view of politicians.
@Spsuperstar26@Jprz1321 The comments are interesting on this but what these guys fail to realize, women don't do all of that stuff for men, they do it because of the judgement of other women. There is no more brutal opponent of women, than their peers.
@loudlabsnyc@AnnieWhiteout@Jprz1321 I used to work construction and you could just about bet that the guys who were all tatted up and dress and acted like they were real badasses where just about all the biggest candy butted whiney babies.
@jason_howerton@howertonjosh@TheLiveFreePod I listen to the podcast often. To me, their "secret sauce" is that they do not take themselves to seriously, and above all else, they are genuine. Sadly, authenticity is not a given just because something is suppose to be "churchy".
@CherylSchatz@PastorPompu I'm afraid that's about all I got 😆 It does actually provoke much further thought though. For instance, how did they...I'll wait for your questions first lol.
@PastorPompu@CherylSchatz I am of mostly the same understanding. Adam and Eve were living in, idk, perpetual bliss, meaning they knew no evil and so therefore, had nothing to compare "good" to. It was ALL good. Everything was a masterpiece, so therefore, they didn't have any "bad art" to compare with.