“🎵🎵 Cast me not away from your presence.. Pls don't take your spirit from me.
Are the words of King David before Christ came.
There is no reason why a David in Christ should sing such.
Singing it is not the spiritual humility you think it is.
The thief on the cross had no time to build a religious resume.
No baptism.
No ministry.
No lifetime of good works.
He had Christ. And Christ was enough.
"Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature" but you lots will sit down and be formulating and discussing one useless conspiracy theory or the other. Mtcheeeeewwwww. Nonsense
@MeePlusYou You need to listen to the Misunderstood God by Dr Abel Damina and Soteria 12 . I used to have this confusion until I received clarity. It was Moses’s communication. It was actually a metonymy but you need a full teaching to understand this
🔥 WHEN DR. ABEL DAMINA OPENS THE SCRIPTURES, THE CONVERSATION CHANGES!
One thing that stands out about Dr. Abel Damina is his emphasis on understanding the Scriptures in their proper context, especially the letters of Apostle Paul.
For years, many Christians have heard Bible verses quoted without being taught how to understand the message, audience, historical background, and purpose behind those verses. Sometimes, a verse written to address a particular issue in the early church is presented as though it were a universal command without considering the context.
This is where sound Bible interpretation becomes essential.
📖 PAUL'S LETTERS ARE NOT JUST VERSES TO QUOTE THEY ARE LETTERS TO UNDERSTAND.
Paul wrote to different churches and individuals, addressing issues such as the law and grace, salvation, the identity of the believer in Christ, the relationship between Jews and Gentiles, church order, spiritual gifts, and Christian conduct.
Understanding these letters requires more than memorizing Scriptures. It requires paying attention to:
✅ Who was Paul writing to?
✅ What problem was he addressing?
✅ What was the context of the passage?
✅ How does the passage fit into the overall message of the gospel?
✅ How should the passage be understood in the light of Christ's finished work?
Dr. Damina frequently challenges ministers and Bible teachers to move beyond religious traditions and allow the Scriptures to explain themselves. His teaching style often exposes inconsistencies in interpretations that appear to contradict the broader message of the gospel.
When a pastor struggles to explain Paul's teaching on grace, the law, righteousness, salvation, or the believer's identity in Christ, the answer should not be to avoid the difficult passages. The answer is to return to the Scriptures, study carefully, and seek understanding.
The pulpit is not a place for confidently repeating what we have heard. It is a place for faithfully communicating what the Scriptures teach.
A preacher may be sincere, passionate, and highly respected, yet still need to grow in biblical interpretation. That is why every minister must remain teachable.
🔥 The real question is not: “Who is the most popular preacher?”
The real question is:
“Who is handling the Word of God accurately, responsibly, and in the light of the gospel of Christ?”
Paul himself instructed Timothy:
«“Study to shew thyself approved unto God… rightly dividing the word of truth.” 2 Timothy 2:15»
May the Church grow beyond shallow quotations, fear-based interpretations, and inherited traditions into a deeper understanding of Christ revealed in the Scriptures.
Truth does not become more powerful because a famous preacher says it. Truth is powerful because it is true.
👇 LET'S DISCUSS:
1. Why do some ministers find Paul's letters difficult to explain, especially when discussing grace and the law?
2. Should every Bible verse be interpreted in its immediate context before applying it to the Church today?
3. What is the biggest lesson you have learned from Dr. Abel Damina's approach to Bible interpretation?
4. Can a preacher be sincere and still misunderstand a passage of Scripture?
5. Should Christians examine everything they hear from the pulpit with the Scriptures?
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Just a reminder that going to church, sitting in the front and your good deeds doesn't matter. They don't earn you free ticket to heaven. Because it is not by works lest any man should boast, it is the gift of God. Heaven is not for good people, but for believers. Selah
In fact, if u're married in the church without the traditional marriage, you're still fornicating, u're not married. The only counsel from the bible on marriage is how we should live as believers in marriage not how to marry. If you like die on that hill, nobody is dying with you
Jesus is doing an incredible work among the Fulanis in Nigeria. This is an evangelist ministering the gospel to some fulanis. Honestly this is beautiful
A man once lived in a giant fish is 100% true, and that’s why it is called the working of miracles. A serpent spoke is figurative; there wasn’t a literal serpent speaking. It was used to represent Satan, so in the actual sense, Satan spoke. A donkey could talk is also a working of a miracle. The donkey made its usual sound, but God made the communication understandable to Balaam.
Lot’s wife turning into a pillar of salt was figurative. What actually happened was that the command to look back wasn’t that she literally turned her neck and looked behind her. She went back toward Sodom and Gomorrah and got caught in the destruction, which involved fire and brimstone. Remember, it was raining fire and brimstone, and there was sulfur, so she got caught in the destruction. That was what was referred to as her looking back and turning into salt.
Yes, Jesus walked on water literally, and that is why it was an act of a miracle. Yes, Jesus also literally turned water into wine, which was also called a miracle. And yes, his mother got pregnant without a sperm; that is why the virgin birth is also a miracle. She shall bring forth a child by the power of the Holy Ghost, not out of the blues. So, God made it happen.
So you were ministering & a lady insulted you, as a result, she went dumb. And you're very excited about it. Maaan of God. Wehdone sir. I'm not denying that you're not a man of God, but you know that's not the spirit of Christ right? That's not even the character of the father?