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Ep. 263 Tori Hope Petersen Returns - Breaking the Patterns That Break You
Tori Hope Petersen has a story to tell - one that gets to the heart of how we find our way through trauma and self-doubt to a place of self-acceptance and purpose. As someone who grew up in the foster care system, emancipating at 18 without a forever family, Tori had to navigate a lot of uncertainty and pain. But through that journey, she's learned invaluable lessons about the power of community, the necessity of vulnerability, and the freedom that comes from embracing your own worth. In our conversation, Tori unpacks the lies she used to believe - that self-love was selfish, that she wasn't worthy. These were patterns passed down, not just in her own life, but across generations. And unraveling them required immense courage. But Tori discovered that the act of sharing her story, the good and the bad, was integral to her own healing. It was a way of breaking cycles, of finding belonging, of using her voice to speak life into others facing similar struggles. Tori's story is a testament to resilience, to the transformative power of vulnerability. This is a conversation that gets at the heart of how we overcome the lies we've internalized, how we learn to love ourselves, and how we step into the fullness of who we're called to be.
Tori Hope Petersen is an author, speaker, Bible teacher, and lover of people. Since coming to faith, she has shared her testimony and life as authentically as she can to help and offer hope to others. Tori is known for her fierce advocacy work for foster care, adoption, and vulnerable children. At home she is a wife and mama who enjoys cooking with her children. With a deep value for family, community, and hospitality, Tori and her family love to make extra food for whoever might stop by.
Tori's Book:
Breaking the Patterns That Break You (amzn.to/4gdlKm6)
Tori's Recommendation:
Unclean (amzn.to/4jsBowI)
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Ep. 262 Maria Bowler - Beyond Productivity: Reclaiming Our Creative Selves
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You know, there's this thing that happens - we get so caught up in the doing, the productivity, the hustle. We define ourselves by what we accomplish, by the checkboxes we can tick off. But what if there's another way? What if we're not just cogs in a machine, but creative beings made in the image of a creative God? In this episode, we dive into that question with author Maria Bowler. She share...
Ep. 261 Keith Simon - Joyful Outsiders Pt. 2: Engaging Culture While Being Rooted in Christ
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What does it look like to engage culture as a Christian in today's world? Is it a battle to be won, a system to be escaped, or something else entirely? In this thought-provoking discussion, Keith Simon lays out a vision for what he calls "joyful outsiders" - Christians who embrace their identity as outsiders, but who engage the culture in diverse and creative ways. Keith draws from Scripture to...
Ep. 260 Patrick Miller - Joyful Outsiders Pt. 1: Living in the Tension of Resistance and Cultivat...
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This is a conversation about how to faithfully engage culture as a Christian in a disorienting time. Our guest is Patrick Miller. He is a Pastor, Podcast host, and co-author of the book "Joyful Outsiders." In this conversation, Patrick shares how he was drawn to a church that was actively engaged in the community - supporting nonprofits, influencing local businesses, and making a real impact. A...
Ep. 259 Trevor Hudson - Discerning God's Will in Our Lives
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This is a conversation about discernment - about how we listen for and respond to the quiet, persistent voice of God in our lives. Our guest today is Trevor Hudson, a pastor and spiritual director who has spent decades wrestling with this question. As Trevor puts it, when we open our lives to Christ, he brings his whole family with him. Our faith is never just a private, individual thing - it's...
Ep. 258 Liz Charlotte Grant - Encountering the Divine in Genesis
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This is a conversation about certainty, mystery, and the divine. Our guest today is Liz Charlotte Grant, author of the book "Knock at the Sky." Liz takes us on a journey through her own life, from growing up in the certainty of white American evangelicalism, to encountering the mystery and presence of God in powerful experiences. As Liz dives into the book of Genesis, she shows us how reading t...
Ep. 257 Michael John Cusick - Sacred Attachment
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Today, I'm excited to bring you a conversation that gets to the core of what it means to be human - to grapple with pain, trauma, and the longing to be truly seen and loved. My guest is Michael John Cusick, author of the new book "Sacred Attachment," and he's here to share his deeply personal journey of moving from a place of fear and shame into an embodied experience of God's love and security...
Ep. 256 Best of 2024: Most Listened to Episodes of the Year
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Ep. 256 Best of 2024: Most Listened to Episodes of the Year
Ep. 255 Best of 2024: Favorite Movies with Elijah Davidson and Craig Detweiler
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Ep. 255 Best of 2024: Favorite Movies with Elijah Davidson and Craig Detweiler
Ep. 254 Best of 2024: Favorite Books with Lore Ferguson Wilbert and Liam Byrnes
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Ep. 254 Best of 2024: Favorite Books with Lore Ferguson Wilbert and Liam Byrnes
Ep. 253 Munther Isaac - Christ is Still in the Rubble
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Ep. 253 Munther Isaac - Christ is Still in the Rubble
Ep. 252 Phil Moore - Rethinking the Great Commission: Lessons from Global Disciple Making Movements
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Ep. 252 Phil Moore - Rethinking the Great Commission: Lessons from Global Disciple Making Movements
Ep. 251 Anna Morgan - Growing Women in Ministry
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Ep. 251 Anna Morgan - Growing Women in Ministry
Ep. 250 Danielle Strickland - Overcoming Patriarchy: Reclaiming the Mutual Flourishing of Men and...
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Ep. 250 Danielle Strickland - Overcoming Patriarchy: Reclaiming the Mutual Flourishing of Men and...
Ep. 249 Pete Portal - What Does Success in the Kingdom of God Look Like?
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Ep. 249 Pete Portal - What Does Success in the Kingdom of God Look Like?
Ep. 248 AJ Sherrill - Rediscovering Christmas
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Ep. 248 AJ Sherrill - Rediscovering Christmas
Ep. 247 Kelley Nikondeha - The First Advent in Palestine
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Ep. 247 Kelley Nikondeha - The First Advent in Palestine
Ep. 246 Anjuli Paschall - Navigating Our Feelings and Spiritual Lives
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Ep. 246 Anjuli Paschall - Navigating Our Feelings and Spiritual Lives
Ep. 245 Michael Pahl - How Did Jesus Read Scripture? How Should We Read Scripture?
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Ep. 245 Michael Pahl - How Did Jesus Read Scripture? How Should We Read Scripture?
Ep. 244 Diane Langberg - When the Church Harms God's People
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Ep. 244 Diane Langberg - When the Church Harms God's People
Ep. 243 Mike Cosper - The Church in Dark Times: Resisting the Lure of Ideology
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Ep. 243 Mike Cosper - The Church in Dark Times: Resisting the Lure of Ideology
Ep. 242 Heather Gorman & Mark Nelson - Pushing Tables Together in a Fractured World
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Ep. 242 Heather Gorman & Mark Nelson - Pushing Tables Together in a Fractured World
Ep. 241 David Gushee - The Moral Teachings of Jesus
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Ep. 241 David Gushee - The Moral Teachings of Jesus
Ep. 240 Richard Beck - The Shape of Joy
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Ep. 240 Richard Beck - The Shape of Joy
Ep. 239 Stephanie Duncan Smith - Knowing the Risks and Loving Anyway
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Ep. 239 Stephanie Duncan Smith - Knowing the Risks and Loving Anyway
Ep. 238 Hal Donaldson - Sustaining a Life of Compassion and Service
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Ep. 238 Hal Donaldson - Sustaining a Life of Compassion and Service
Ep. 237 Jennifer Powell McNutt - Who Was Mary Magdalene and What Does She Teach the Church Today?
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Ep. 237 Jennifer Powell McNutt - Who Was Mary Magdalene and What Does She Teach the Church Today?
Ep. 236 Russ Ramsey - Hope in the Face of Suffering: Art, Beauty, and the Glory of God
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Ep. 236 Russ Ramsey - Hope in the Face of Suffering: Art, Beauty, and the Glory of God
Ep. 235 Scot McKnight - Is the Deconstruction Movement a Prophetic Work of the Spirit?
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Ep. 235 Scot McKnight - Is the Deconstruction Movement a Prophetic Work of the Spirit?
Ep. 234 Kendall Vanderslice - Bread: Baking, Theology, and Liturgies
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Ep. 234 Kendall Vanderslice - Bread: Baking, Theology, and Liturgies

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  • @SpiritMusicMeetups
    @SpiritMusicMeetups 23 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The unburdening episode that he's talking about is the summit 2020 TH-cam video. I did that about 6 months ago on the encouragement of a very prophetic friend😊 and I had a 4-Hour experience because I was really taking a lot of notes and doing some real introspection and looking up some things to verify what he was talking about, and it all checked out, and then I started doing the questions and I was speaking the answers into a Google file that I opened up and once the vision started they just kept coming and it was quite an emotional experience. But that opened up the box that was closed for 40 years of christianity, scholarly Christianity, and it made everything incredibly personal, and in the visions I asked about how to see more clearly more quickly and God family just really open this up to me and I wrote it down and I'm still practicing it, but they take you where to go in the visions so if you try to dictate or look in a certain direction it actually stops the vision

  • @cg8049
    @cg8049 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Brilliant, thanks

  • @bonjovi2792
    @bonjovi2792 หลายเดือนก่อน

    True patriarchy is men presiding in righteousness and loving care towards each other and towards women and children. That is what the Priesthood is. Priesthood power to act in the name of God. And Motherhood power to access the power of God in creating life.

    • @Tayturs
      @Tayturs หลายเดือนก่อน

      I think you're confusing 'patriarchy' with 'masculinity'. Patriarchy implies a power structure over others. Your definition excludes that, and basically boils down to "how to be a good man". Even your description of that just sounds like how to be a good person. "Treat others with loving care" isn't really gendered. Its also pretty reductive to reduce womanhood to only the ability to make babies.

  • @DanielFraZi
    @DanielFraZi หลายเดือนก่อน

    Of course he has nothing to say. She is full of nonsense

  • @hannahevegilchrist
    @hannahevegilchrist หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great video. Thanks brothers ❤️

  • @fl7107
    @fl7107 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you Lisa. The Bible is so true that narrow is the way… Out of all videos I watched of you the viewership is low. But God is good, I am so thankful to God for allowing me to know your work in the scriptures.

  • @darekbarefoot7799
    @darekbarefoot7799 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I was born in 1956 and in some critical ways my path resembles Scot's. I gradually moved from the creationist pseudoscience I was raised with to acceptance of evolution as a means of God's creation. Also, I was always disturbed by American Evangelicalism's blending of nationalism, militarism, and siege mentality with the gospel, but even I am flabbergasted at the extent of it in recent history. I am a disciple of Jesus, but I would NEVER call myself an Evangelical now.

  • @SirShtrumz
    @SirShtrumz 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It does.

  • @KarinaRamirez-p6t
    @KarinaRamirez-p6t 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Amén not Only for believers también para cada persona en esta tierra y Universo en la vida diaria Blessings to all of You Amén Shalom Salam

  • @bmt-zo1ue
    @bmt-zo1ue 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The right wing wing Christian churches have used the same playbook as the Catholic church - keep it quiet; move the leader to another church. (Keeping it quiet prevents other victims coming forward - or puts other children/ young women (sometimes men) at risk. Neither is good.)

  • @Reverend133
    @Reverend133 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What if you are ill and alone? I want and need community but do not have it.

  • @megtravers327
    @megtravers327 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

  • @courtneybrubaker9738
    @courtneybrubaker9738 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My question is billionaires have more than enough. At that level, more money is not at play. It’s more a desire for power and control with the other billionaires. They are wanting to rule over everyone else. Is their fear not enough control? Certainty? It’s not money or stuff or influence. Just asking.

  • @TheHoriginal
    @TheHoriginal 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Amazing 🤩

  • @shiftingculturepodcast
    @shiftingculturepodcast 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    th-cam.com/video/O3XMH5CFCnc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qh5TewX3US0Iu6Lu

  • @fibanocci314
    @fibanocci314 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is not good as a short. Where's the rest of it?

  • @beme7442
    @beme7442 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Facts

  • @MsKiddah
    @MsKiddah 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is sooooooooo good!!!

  • @cmichaelhoover8432
    @cmichaelhoover8432 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Works if everyone has the same Judea-Christian morality. As soon as you have one side believing in the tenants of Islam, then "love thy neighbor" goes out the window, as now you are dealing with the devil.

  • @kevingeorge1095
    @kevingeorge1095 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It sounds like she went into the marriage with a significant amount of preexisting personal problems or immaturity. This, combined with the preexisting problems of her spouse, would have caused chaos in any marriage. Patriarchy and religion played their roles but the marriage likely would have failed regardless. Extremes of patriarchy and religion have their faults, but so can feminism, drug addictions, and all kinds of other distortions of healthy living.

    • @nuyabeez
      @nuyabeez 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Feel free to leave this clearly isn't about you

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Christians lecturing but ignoring over 2000 years of Christian discrimination persecution hatred massacres and forced conversions and just pure hatred. I don’t think so.

  • @bekahraymond9285
    @bekahraymond9285 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Oh Jamie. I am just so thankful that you continue to share. Every time I hear you I learn something new. The wisdom God has given you and Donna has CHANGED EVERYTHING for me and my family. I share your book and messages with everyone I know! Please keep pushing. We pray for you often.

  • @Imonlyhuman-gm7jj
    @Imonlyhuman-gm7jj 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Awesome! I love listening to, and sharing Jamie with others.

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Not for everyone it isn’t.

  • @amysill3815
    @amysill3815 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I don’t want to live in a matriarchy. Women are awful to each other. Yes, we can be wonderful too but I’ve been too hurt by them. Speaking in generalities, they handle power poorly.

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It doesn't have room for Jews because Jewish stereotypes involve accusing Jews of being rich and powerful and operating behind the scenes for nefarious purposes. Ukraine was being oppressed by Russia but. they massacred Jews instead because they blamed Jews. Jewish history and Jewish identity don't fit into the paradigm of anyone’s pet theory. Throughout Jewish history oppressors and the oppressed both blamed Jews. Jews have endured 2000 years of Christian anti-Judaism and antisemitism. Anti-Judaism pervades our culture. It affects everyone, even Jews. It's in our subconscious and unconscious even if you are not aware of including people if all races and ethnic groups, not just white people.

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The Hebrew word for commandments is mitzvot. It does no appear in either version of the “Ten Commandments..” The Hebrew word used is Devarim which means words or things. They want to use the KJV when it is an English translation of a Greek translation of the Hebrew original. It's therefore inaccurate. It led to translating the original Hebrew a young woman as a virgin.

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Prayer and spirituality isn’t a replacement for medication and therapy. It's a condition that is genetic and biological.

  • @susanstein6604
    @susanstein6604 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Prayer and spirituality isn’t a replacement for medication and therapy. It's a condition that is genetic and biological.

    • @amysill3815
      @amysill3815 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It’s situational. Prayer and faith can cure anxiety-it did for me.

  • @jakobole
    @jakobole 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It's just a book.

  • @othercow
    @othercow 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just accept your life... It's really not that hard.

  • @cindymeyer982
    @cindymeyer982 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I love Jamie and Donna Winship!!

  • @skillsrev
    @skillsrev 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    With respect, I hear her complaints about being different in another country, but she sounds more racist than anyone else. A person from Germany not speaking English would be as alienated as her. The countries are not the same. I have felt it, and almost daily get reminded I'm not from Australia, but by her reconning, I don't feel alienated or a loss of country, but I do, everyone does. If she was a white Canadian boy who moved to Korea, is she ignorant enough to think she (or he) would not be subject to the same "racism" and alienation? She is playing a victim, claiming that white people don't have to think about being white in their own culture and country...... well yes, the same as if she had stayed in her country and a black boy started in her school at 5. Is she really telling me that the black boy in Korea would have never been teased because they are Asians? She has some real mental gymnastics too, like feminists say God is male so it must be that males are God.... what?? that is something I have never heard in a Church. I have heard though, that Yahweh was male and female, that was several decades ago. I think you said it though, Jesus has been made for many cultures, Korean, African, Indian Jesus for example. Jesus would have been, probably, honey/olive skinned, but we don't know that. Amazingly though, white Jesus is apparently everywhere in the world. How amazing is it that white missionaries has taken Christianity around the globe, and yet is she just being racist because it wasn't Korea that took the message of Jesus everywhere? I would question why she has such a hang up on race, at best Jesus was slightly darker/tanned, is that a real deal breaker of the word of Jesus? I mean, she is white, yes Asian looks, but not coloured, but Jesus would not look Korean, so does that change how she thinks about Jesus? I mean, she mentioned that she needs to get away from God being a white man, because she wants a more loving God.... are men not loving? Have men not created many romantic tails that have lasted through the centuries? It sounds like she has an image problem if we need to "re-sex" God because a man can't be loving. That sounds like feminist ideology, not biblical truth, and I say that because Jesus has been very feminised through church and particularly into todays, female heavy church. And only barely halfway through, we now find that the church today is against abortion because we have a white male God, not because you are killing a human life, that in some cases, could be born prematurely and survive. It's like she hasn't dealt with the reality of her situation of being an immigrant, or her religion, and leans more on her feminist "intersectional" ideology, than she does on the word of God. It's interesting that she wants to have special celebrations of different cultures, but not suggest that you can have a meal and bring a dish to share as part of a meal. Why does a meal have to be all one thing, when it can be whatever people bring. I have never known a church family meal to consist all of one dish with rules not to bring anything spicy. This truly is nitpicking now. By the way, good point on the chopsticks turn around, she has no problem questioning how we eat our food, but finds it offensive if someone questions her. At this point it feels like her complaints are more of a victimhood mentality rather than anything substantial in churches today. It must have been tough for her, but why was there no attempt to teach her English before she arrived in an English speaking country, seriously would have made her life a whole lot better and was a totally achievable action to take before moving. Was that Canadians children's fault, or her Korean parents? Wait, now she is talking about avoiding using masculine pronouns or masculine imagery because it encourages sexual abuse because the masculine, patriarchy imagery perpetuates violence against women. I do agree that some people may have "missread" and missused bible teachings, but ask anyone worth their salt who is a Christian, they would never agree that domestic violence or sexual abuse is OK. Again, she is blinded by her feminist ideology, I say this because men suffer at the hands of women, with at least 33% of men being abused, much, much higher if you include other abuse, and of course men have been sexually abused but is rarely recognised. If the "white man" God is responsible for woman DV, what is responsible for the DV against men? All right, now climate change is the white God's fault, this is truely amazing, she is splitting up all of these oppressions, but it is Grace that is splitting people into groups. This is how it all starts, splitting people into "special" groups and holding them to a different standard. What she is asking for is for people to be open to people from different areas, and as a whole, that seems to have been my experience with churches and the majority of people. It seems like she is still trying to fix her experiences as a child, not realising things have changed. My son's have had friends from different countries, and what is really amazing is that after months of hearing about these great friends, when I met them, they were a completely different colour. It seems that culture has moved on past her school experiences, I'm not saying it's perfect, but children have always needed adult guidance to be respectful, kind, strong etc. I think I will leave her books on the bookshop shelfs, not because she is a woman or Korean, but because I have found here steeped in feminist ideology, seems to have a very anti-Christian view, and is more sexist and racist than anybody else that I know. If the book isn't a best seller, perhaps it's because the average person isn't a racist, sexist, feminist that want's to read about how bad someone perceives they are, rather than the actual reality of who they actually are. Alright, that's my review done. Edit: As a note as well, her book Surviving God, may cover it, but given what I have heard so far, it will probably not recognised that the church or more precisely Christian, church attending men, have the lowest number of failing, unhappy and abusive relationships when compared to the rest of society. Something like 80-90%, but statistically it is the lowest as abusers who identify a religious affinity with Christianity but have never stepped a foot into church, have the highest rate of abuse. The book suggests that the church needs to change, but the statistics suggest that there is a bit of room for improvement, but they are the best group in society by a mile. Strange the book attacks the Christianity rather than supports it, and I would have a guess that there are no male victims in the book either. Again, that one can stay on the shelf too.

  • @alexsundberg5152
    @alexsundberg5152 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow! I'm glad you weren't around in 1776. "Christian Nationalism" you call it. I hope Christians continue to believe in our nation and the constitution. I am a Christian, admittedly not a very good one, but I think you are way off base, You are applying your political bent to all Christians. I guess what you are saying is, one must have liberal values to be a Christian. I believe there is a political threat to Christians. The FBI identifying and taking action against conservative Catholics was an extremely scary development. "We've lost our way", yes you have. Find a new cause, maybe something like helping people who have lost their jobs, homes and have lost all hope. They are easy to find, just look for the blue tarps and cardboard.

  • @lifeofannbianca
    @lifeofannbianca 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This was an amazing and insightful conversation. Took some notes I intend on acting on. Thanks

  • @gracechakabva5014
    @gracechakabva5014 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Bible prophecy being fulfilled everyday.

  • @kimsteinke713
    @kimsteinke713 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    🙏😇🏳️‍🌈❤️

  • @williamoarlock8634
    @williamoarlock8634 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The Drab, Servile Love of Jesus.

  • @iw9338
    @iw9338 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Excellent thanks very much 😅🙏

  • @rupaantonella7534
    @rupaantonella7534 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wisdom is the ability to make right choices,

  • @markymark9516
    @markymark9516 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I prefer Santa and the Easter Bunny

  • @Purliii
    @Purliii 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    disturbingly cult-like rhetoric.

  • @michaelclyburn5858
    @michaelclyburn5858 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Jeremiah 17:5-10 Have a blessed day.

  • @Valicroix
    @Valicroix 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I sympathize with these people but that doesn't mean we have to let them into the country. We can't support every homeless and traumatized person in the world. Where is the UN? Why isn't the international community stepping up and helping out here?

  • @MichaelGreen831
    @MichaelGreen831 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Those children got pregnant on the road? What would have happened had they stayed home?

  • @sevenfoldsun
    @sevenfoldsun 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great method of challenging us in our own existence. These questions cut through the illusions we have of ourselves and the walls we’ve built up unknowingly. TRANSFORMATION IS THE GOAL. “Is it Christian? No, it’s biblical.” I love it. So much of Christianity is just more walls and self-protection. Truth-telling: bingo.

  • @kimshuster7084
    @kimshuster7084 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We are saved by Grace thank you Jesus for coming and taking the penalty for us. We can never thank you enough, Lord.

  • @reesecane7878
    @reesecane7878 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    No Christian/Jew can validate their bible as authoritative truth from God Almighty.

  • @ralphyoung7373
    @ralphyoung7373 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The Bible is a claim. Now show your evidence. No evidence - no god.

  • @Frederic_104
    @Frederic_104 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My man, Gandalf the Grey