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Don’t Fall for the Hype: A Christian Response to UFO Claims x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

What You Watch Is Shaping You (Christian YouTube Warning) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Uncovering the TRUTH About Latest UFO and Alien and It's Meaning to the Church x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

What Does The Bible Say About This Jezebel Spirit? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Responding to Wanda Alger: What Is a ‘Religious Spirit? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

When faith meets politics! 😳 Can we still be friends? 🤔 #ChurchAndState #FaithDebate

Church & State: Where Do We Draw the Line? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

A Thoughtful Response to Conversation Between Jon Mark and Stephen Poweell x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Corey Minor’s Situation: A Biblical Response Christians Need Right Now x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Churchianity vs Christianity: What ‘America Reads the Bible’ Reveals x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

In 40 minutes, I'll be talking with some friends on the topic of Churchianity vs Christianity: What ‘America Reads the Bible’ Reveals. I'll be streaming to X, YouTube and Facebook. If you're on X, I'll be able to see your comments.

Reading the Bible Isn’t Enough (Here’s Why) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Have you been following the America Reads the Bible event? I did see a portion of the livestream before I did my stream on that event. On the one hand, I'm glad to see something like this happening. At the same time, I am wary of it, for a simple reason. It's one thing to hear a steady stream of people read God's Word (KJV Easy Read); however, it's quite another to understand and apply God's Word. Since the organizers are basing this event on Nehemiah where Ezra did a public reading of Scriptures, it would be helpful to notice that Ezra did not act alone. He had people who understood the Law of Moses and could help the people to understand it. I would encourage prayers for Christians who do know the Word and can properly teach it to come along side and help these young people in their understanding and how to properly apply it. It would also help to teach them how to distinguish between the Scriptures that apply to them and what doesn't.

While I'm not a reformed Baptist, I do have to ask this question. What about a response video to what you and @jimcosman2 did on that podcast and thought you were gracious and did quite well. I do think Jim should have avoided that rabbit trail called Dreams. I didn't mention that in the video, though. I was pleasantly surprised and commended you. By the way, I do think God can communicate through dreams; however, we're to compare to Scriptures. For the Word of God is our final authority.

Did @jimcosman2 and I violate Romans 16:17 by interviewing Gabe Poirot on my youTube channel? A few have said so (and said so in good faith, not to be overly critical). @wretched_jim has written a piece breaking it down thoroughly. Worth a read not only for the interview Jim and I did, but also to rightly frame the issue.

America Reads the Bible: A Call to Repentance… But for Who? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The other day, X(Twitter) sent me a "Come Back to X) price for 2 months. My interest is piqued for a simple reason. I'm currently streaming with Restream.io. It's a popular streaming service that let's me broadcast to multiple platforms. I'm currently streaming to my YouTube channel & Facebook profile. In the past, I did try X but it didn't do so well and unfortunately Streamyard couldn't help in analyzing that stream's performance. Since then, I'm made some needed finetuning to my Christian YouTube content and I think it will work better with X. Starting Monday, I'll start streaming to the three platforms (YT, FB, and X). What are my current content that I think will work? I am glad you ask! ;-) Lately, I've been doing Christian YouTube commentary. The commentary can be in response to a video or an issue in the Church. Looking forward to seeing what happens, next

@JustinPetersMin @jimcosman2 @WretchedJimmy Justin. I want to congrats you on how well you and Jim handled the young man and I'm not Reform. I, also tend to be wary of you. That's why I was pleasantly surprised and I could see that you were trying to help Gabe. I'm at the 1st Hour mark.

The interview @jimcosman2 and I did with Gabe Poirot about his trip to Heaven was posted yesterday on my channel. Jimmy Hicks @WretchedJimmy watched it and wrote a detailed review on Substack. Neither Jim nor I knew he was going to write this, but it's a detailed review if you don't have time to watch the 140-minute-or-so interview. Much appreciation to Jimmy for taking so much of his time to watch and write.

@The_OriginalOB @JewAndGreek Sadly, the two of you touched on a sad reality. If it is someone we don't like or trust then we ignore them. If it is from one we see as in "our camp" then we'll listen as if it's the 1st time we heard it.

@JewAndGreek Ah. Hadn’t considered that.

Looking back on the Winger/Hinn debacle, imo, one of the biggest takeaways is the power of a personality. Virtually all his talking points had been said countless times for decades. Yet it suddenly meant more now that HE was saying them. A sad commentary on our maturity level

@JewAndGreek @w_bitterman @grok Thanks Rod

@barryb64 @w_bitterman @grok en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_…

The Bible is either 100% true or Christianity collapses. There is no middle ground.

@JewAndGreek @w_bitterman I was trying to get a reply from @grok to see if it can check the statement about Luther. It's new to me.

@w_bitterman There's plenty of middle ground. The issue of inerrancy wasn't really a big deal until the fundamentalists made it that way about a century ago. Luther dismissed inconsistencies in Scripture by saying "Such points do not bother me particularly."