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Knollwood Baptist Church Winston-Salem
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2020
FITC 11.12.24
We learn more about both the strategies and progress to date on achieving grade-level literacy from our panelists: Trisha McManus, superintendent of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools; Esharan Monroe-Johnson, executive director of Love Literacy; and Adam Hill, executive director of Forsyth Futures. We also learn about new ways we are measuring literacy, in addition to test scores.
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KBC Youth Choir 10.27.24
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Youth Choir leading us in Worship on October 27, 2024. Though their sound and size are notable, most inspiring is the way our Youth take seriously their role as worship leaders at Knollwood. We are fortunate to have Christians of all ages guiding us to know and experience God's grace and goodness in the world.
Stewardship 4 2025 the Allmans
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Knollwood Baptist Church Stewardship 2025 message from members Martha and Joe Allman
How to End Christian Nationalism: A Conversation with Amanda Tyler
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"How to End Christian Nationalism" by Amanda Tyler is the essential guidebook for Christians alarmed by the rising tide of Christian nationalism yet unsure how to counter it. She and Rev. Bill Leonard engage in a timely discussion about the threat of this dangerous ideology and how she drew on her experiences, conversations with pastors and laypeople, research, Scripture, and her Baptist convic...
Stewardship 3 2025 Bill Leathers
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Knollwood Baptist Church Stewardship 2025 message from member Bill Leathers
Essicks Stewardship 2025 2
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Knollwood Baptist Church Stewardship 2025 message from members Becca and John Essick
Faith in the City 10.01.24
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Election 2024: Public Education at a Crossroads David Rice, the executive director of Public Ed Works and a former legislative correspondent, examines the high stakes for public education in the November election. Based in Raleigh, Public Ed Works is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization that focuses on increasing residents’ knowledge of public education in North Carolina.
Faith In the City - April, 2023, "Educational Equity: A faith commitment?"
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Faith In the City - April, 2023, "Educational Equity: A faith commitment?"
Faith in the City, March 2023, "Forsyth Tech: A catalyst for equitable economic mobility"
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Faith in the City, March 2023, "Forsyth Tech: A catalyst for equitable economic mobility"
Winston-Salem TEACH: An equity-centered teacher preparation model
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Winston-Salem TEACH: An equity-centered teacher preparation model
Religious Liberty or Christian Nationalism?: An American Dilemma
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Religious Liberty or Christian Nationalism?: An American Dilemma
"They don't all agree on one tune": Surveying Baptist Identity with Dr. Bill Leonard
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"They don't all agree on one tune": Surveying Baptist Identity with Dr. Bill Leonard
On Being Baptist: Reflecting with Four Baptist Ministers
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On Being Baptist: Reflecting with Four Baptist Ministers
Culture and Climate in WS/FCS: The Code Unpacked; Faith in the City, December 2022
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Culture and Climate in WS/FCS: The Code Unpacked; Faith in the City, December 2022
In Conversation with Those Behind Rooted In Race
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In Conversation with Those Behind Rooted In Race
Christian nationalists are not real Christian’s who follow Jesus. They run around with a mouth full of scripture and a heart full of hate.
Christian nationalists are not real Christian’s who follow Jesus. They run around with a mouth full of scripture and a heart full of hate.
Not sure why you wouldn't want a Christian Government as a Christian.
Because there are over 10,000 denominations of Christianity and it's almost impossible to find two Christians who agree on everything, for a start.
Because we value the first amendment. We can't have the cake and eat it too, it only leads to persecution and instability, if not all out warfare.
@@He.knows.nothing Marxists dont value the first amendment. You will go down.
Because Jesus does not command it? Because everyone doesn't believe like you do and it is wrong to use political power to force the actions of those who do not believe to correspond to your own personal interpretation of God and Jesus? But the most important reason is to keep the corruption of politics OUT of the church. The church does not break politics, politics will corrupt and break the church, America was NOT founded as a theocracy. If you want that, move to the Middle East (see what this mix has brought them?). I'm not saying you cannot have Christians IN government--but understand, that is not the same thing as a "Christian government."
Because Jesus did not command it? Because it is wrong to use the power of government to force your beliefs and behaviors on those who do not share those beliefs? Because it leads to conflict between religious groups as they vie for power (see Middle East for perfect examples). Most importantly, because religion does not purify or fix politics--it is politics that corrupts religion and religious beliefs. EVERYwhere religion and politics have mixed in history violence and conflict has been the result. This does not mean you cannot have Christians in government==that is quite something else.
Boomers are weak.
☕: "How to hand over the Nation and your child's genitals to Marxism."
I am so grateful that this timely program was recorded and available to those of us who were unable to attend in person. Thank you!
lmao yeah sharia is better
Secular pluralism is better. That way we all get to do our own thing in freedom.
@@alabamapilot244 Marxism is a religion. There is no secularism.
@@M4RXtard-l5h Do tell.
That's a false dichotomy
@@M4RXtard-l5hno, it literally isn't. It's an intellectual criticism of capitalism. Has nothing to do with faith or God. It's economic theory.
Excellent message, Bill.
JESUS HAS NO HANDS BUT OUR HANDS. HOW SOBERING A REMINDER.
It is better to give than to receive 😊
The Word of God is life giving.
Excellent service today
i don't usually listen to sermons again after I have attended church that Sunday, but I felt compelled to listen Evan's message again for his powerful message to all of us and, especially, to me. Thank you Evan. God bless you.
I love the Children's sermon! Living and loving like Jesus is is the best witness we can provide! Such a timely message after this past week! Love that the primary sermon echoed the same sentiments.
Thank you Knollwood family.😊❤
Promo'SM
This is powerful! I am so glad TH-cam suggested this.
I'm sorry, but I missed where the Bible says we should hide homosexuals and other sinners. I read where Jesus says to repent! The Truth is found in the inerrant Word of God... not in the fleshly desires of the modern culture. Knollwood Baptist should repent and teach the whole Bible to give their congregation a chance at salvation by making Jesus the Lord of their lives.
Yep I’m a fan of the movement. Not threatened by that at all as it’s been slandered.
You're a fan of a ,which movement,?
Rushdooney is part of NAR ? News to me. Everyone I hear talk about Rushdooney are of reformed either Baptist or Presbyterian background. Moreover, it's hardly focused on America alone, they envision a right model for every government to be framed by due deference to the morality which is grounded in respect for God. In contrast, the modern evangelical is largely tied up in an implicit allegiance to secularism. If you want to convince people CN is not worth their attention, you'll have to work a lot harder to address the issue of transgenderism and the ongoing mutilation of children which is championed by the modern left. Moreover, the cultural decline with the further embrace of secularism in the past 70+ years is evident for anyone with their eyes open.
History has taught us that violence is the only way that equity is acheived.
I LOVE Amber's ideas about using FLEX day in the future as an emotional/social day of connecting to one's self and to others. Thank you all for this insightful session!