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If the money changers were charging a fair price, Jesus would not have driven them out of the temple? Is this Jesus' political statement?

the kids that don't believe in any God are not nones there God less

Very interesting. Thanks for posting

The only thing that I feel grieved about is the fact that he calls those other books holy. Only God is.

Enjoying watching u show ❤❤🙏thank God for you

This is great, thanks

THANK YOU Christ Church for your obedience to the Lord in supporting Hugh and RTB. I can honestly say you played a MAJOR role in my salvation story and am forever in your debt. You have no idea the reach and impact you’ve had and are having, and I can’t wait to thank you all in heaven along with the other multitudes you’ve impacted. All glory to God! Much love ❤❤❤

God bless you and your family, Dr. Ross. As you walk in the righteousness of Christ, I clam Psalm 5:12 “For You, Lord, will bless the righteous, You surround him with FAVOR like a SHIELD.” Hallelujah to our King ❤

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Exhibit A of why women shouldn’t preach.

I really hoping there will be our animals in the new world. Humility. Lifelong learning lesson. Just when you think you've got it down, you're proud

No Sir ! Thank you ! 🙏 . I have learned so much by watching your videos about many things but it has all strengthened my belief in God . I have been a believer since I was quite young , 7 or 8 maybe , I just knew that there had to be a God . Looking at the universe today I say to people , there is no way all of this just happened . With that in mind , it leaves no other option , there has to be a God . I’m now a baptized Christian and I’m trying to learn how to show nonbelievers how to realize there is a God and to accept God and follow in the ways He wants us to . Take care and God bless everyone . Have a great day !

Thank you Dr. Hugh Ross for the efforts you have made and continue to make to help us see the light , literally ! I truly enjoy your messages and seek out new ones all the time . I have your book , “Always Be Ready”, and have just begun to read it but I did watch your video on the same topic . After viewing or reading the materials 20 - 30 times , I may begin to understand it a bit more , so again , thank you !

My mind hurts trying to comprehend the enormity of God. Of His plan to restore creation…the 6-9 hours…It is simply staggering to think of a being so awesome,

This guy came on really strong… not sure it was even received by anyone… only inciting fear. Marriage and divorce is so complex, he should have broken it down to 3 or 4 sermons and focus on what Jesus says more than his opinion. If someone has legit reason to divorce (according to what Jesus would approve), this guy should have supported the person get support to help them divorce… not just say what would it be like to forgive the person. In all the scenarios, forgiveness is always required… but there are times when it is best to still divorce. This pastor messed up that part most. Look at King David… God redeemed that. The pastor should have used examples like that. The story of Tamar is another example, Ruth, even Rehab. So many examples and he didn’t talk about those.

i heard Dr Hugh Ross has a particular appeal to animals. they just like him and attracted to him!

She was gentle calling you a music snob, hehehee. How did he like Vivaldi, 4 seasons lol.

If a raven picks a lock in the forest but there was no one there to see it, did it really get picked. Lmao.

A pleasure to hear you Dr Ross, always!!

Thank you so much!

(24:22) _Every atheist scientist I debated resides in a big metropolitan city. What you notice is this only in big metropolitan cities where there's little contact with wild, unabused soulish animals does atheism thrive_ -Dr. Hugh Ross

Dr. HUGh Ross ❤️🙏🤟

Lion story so cute !🦁

I see a new Dr. Ross vid I click.

Love this discussion ❤️🐾❤️

Outstanding! Thank Dr. Ross

YHVH is so mind-blowingly BIG. Not only does He(God is Spirit) fill the whole universe, upholding it all in the order He planned it, He also goes beyond our universe, beyond our wildest imaginations.

If you want to know about Ross, get the book Refuting Compromise A biblical and scientific refutation of ‘progressive creationism’ 
(billions of years) as popularized by astronomer Hugh Ross by Dr Jonathan Sarfati. Ross plays a game, and pretends to exude humility and sincerity, but he is proud, puffed up and arrogant. He deludes himself, and is greatly deceived, and deceives far too many who should know better. He obviously thinks he is some kind of gnostic. He writes a book titled "Why the universe is the way it is" as though he has all the answers. Ross is a Trojan horse to the church. He rejects the creation account, and contaminates scripture with Big Bang secular philosophies that directly contradict scripture. He rejects the global flood and says it was just a local flood, and believes there was death before Adam's sin, which is an attack on God’s goodness and character. Very serious ! He claims there were "pre-adamites". (people who supposedly lived and died before Adam). His faith is in Big Bang, and he has constructed a religious cult that conforms to it. Scriptural meaning is twisted to accommodate it. Don't be so easily deceived, people...Gods word warns of these types in the last days.

From Job Ch.38.. "Who has cleft a channel for the flood, Or a way for the thunderbolt, To bring rain on a land without people, On a desert without a man in it, To satisfy the waste and desolate land, and to make the seeds of grass to sprout? "Has the rain a father? Or who has begotten the drops of dew?

Thank you.

Thank you.

This sermon was a wonderful way to reach those who would approach the resurrection with suspicion or cynicism. Many in the audience with years of Easter messages behind them may have been expecting more emphasis on the fact and features of the Easter resurrection. But this message seems to me to have been aimed primarily at the once-a-year church attendee who avoids church because of something like cynicism or suspicion. The message is just as important to the long-time disciple of Christ as it is to the one who's never found Christ. And Pastor Josh's way of helping those without faith acquire faith in Christ was a beautiful work of the Holy Spirit.

God bless you.

Is Hugh Ross a member of this church?

Mark 4:41 NASB They [the disciples] became very much afraid and said to one another, “Who then is this, that even the wind and the sea obey Him?”

Jesus is the Lord of the sabbath

Dr. Covolo made the passages far more understandable by using vivid descriptions of the situations the text conveys. He invoked our imaginations with helping us see what it must have been like to be present in the house where the paralytic was healed, etc. The call to action at the end--the call to receive Christ with the explanation that attended it--summed up the purpose of the gospel. Very well done and I left knowing Christ more as a result.

Jesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane before He was arrested, but Gethsemane was not where His body was buried, and certainly not where His body was resurrected.

What about the second part of that "one-liner"... "repent and believe in the gospel"?

John 18:36 Jesus answered, "My kingdom is not of this world. If My kingdom were of this world, then My servants would be fighting so that I would not be handed over to the Jews; but as it is, My kingdom is not of this realm."

The end of the sermon Pastor Josh brought out the point: surrender to Jesus, give Jesus control. Jesus is the King. The earlier development of the sermon framed the history that the apostle Mark was revealing. The reference to the political "gospel of Augustus" was particularly helpful in showing what a "gospel" is, and how it was used in the scriptures and before that. God with us. Very few distractions in this sermon: Pastor Josh stayed on track and it led to a sermon with clear purpose, easy to remember and apply.

This was one of Pastor Josh's clearest, simplest, and most effective sessions. His use of a photo of the sea of Galilee made it more real as we saw where Jesus began his ministry. His contrast of Jesus' call to follow Jesus, not merely Jesus' teachings-- versus how other leaders of major religions called their followers to follow their doctrines--this was very useful (too few Christians really understand how Jesus was unique in this way). Pastor Josh also made clear what it means to be a disciple of Jesus--to "live 24/7" with Jesus--and how our modern distractions are moving us away from Jesus. And Pastor Josh presented this all with a consistent conceptual tempo, moving from point to point with few breaks in the flow. This is a sermon worth hearing more than once.

Pastor Josh's expression of God's call to meaningfully and really help the poor, orphans, and widows is deeply needed, especially in a church with so many people with extra money and time. Thank you, Pastor Josh, for showing us God's insistent call that we physically, financially, and personally care for the poor and those who lack the means to care for themselves.

This was very well structured and easy to follow. The point that we are all different and that this difference or "strangeness" is a gift, is extremely important. It gets overlooked in the conflicts among people in the church and needs to be understood deeply and repeated often for the church to succeed. We're "not yet Promised Land food." What a great metaphor! Pastor Josh does a remarkable job in leadership as he works to help us through these gifts of difference.

This sermon reflected one of the best approaches to explaining the magi and replacing myths with truth. It also encouraged everyone to take the correct approach to Christ. Drawing from the three examples (Herod, approaching Christ as a threat; religious leaders, indifferent to Christ despite knowing He would be born in Bethlehem; and the magi, who came to worship Him and learn about Him), Pastor Josh went deep into the meaning of Christmas and left us with an understanding we would not have if he had just done a "typical" Christmas sermon. Pastor Josh's deep understanding of Christian theology and his passion for making it accessible made this sermon particularly effective in leading us to Christ.

This sermon was a blessing to my ear, serenading them in prophetic wisdom. 10/10 🐸🐸

Sadly, this sermon focused more on women rather than on God and what he has come to do in this world. At this Christmas (in particular), the focus should be on God's great work in this world and not about the women who were unnoticed and unseen (in a small village Mary would have been seen and quite well-known).

This is the best, most meaningful explanation of how we should view the birth of Christ that I've heard. The explanation of the gospel authors approaching it from different views-- John, from the perspective of the origin of the universe; Matthew, from the perspective of Jewish genealogies and the significance of that to the Jews; etc. And then, the emphasis on the various barren women mentioned in the Bible who realized it was impossible to have a child--yet God turned the impossible into the possible. What a great --and true-- message for Christmas! Thank you, Pastor Josh for taking the time to work through this with us!

An important message for a world of people more alienated from each other and from God than they know. Revealing that alienation helps people respond to it by seeking Jesus Christ as the God who will bring us to our real home.

The slide showing Gen 1:18b to read, "It is not good that the HUMAN should be alone" is not what Gen 1:18b says. It says "It is not good that the MAN should be alone." Even the reading of the scripture at the opening of the preaching states the MAN reference, not "human." You should not be altering scripture to conform to your desired meaning. Stick to what the scripture actually says. You can make your points about Adam and Eve and the events described about them applying to all humans without resorting to misquoting scripture. You're straying, Pastor Josh. Overall, the points you make about humans needing fellowship with each other and God are spot-on. They were important and true. But the means you get to that are questionable. Do you really need to resort to analogies or appeals to your preferred pop music affections? You act sometimes as if you're appealing to an unsophisticated youth group. You do not understand your audience when you do that. It seems like you're more interested in enjoying your recitals of your preferred music and pop culture than you are interested in showing analogies or examples relevant to the audience. Is the best you can do to use Harry Potter stories? Your favorite movies? Your favorite songs? Making it clear that you have favorite pop culture movies, songs, books, etc., and you want everyone to know what they are does not advance your preaching. It calls more attention to you than it calls attention to the message. Your appeal to the Deitrich Bonnhoeffer accounts made more sense and were real examples, not contrived or strained pop culture analogies. You're at your best using real examples of situations reflecting what you want to convey. Anything you do that is self-referential, like talking about (or singing!) your favorite pop music lyrics, being cute about the audience embracing your personal preferences for pop culture songs, stories, movies, etc., is unnecessary, and distracts from the scripture messages. Please consider these things. You have a lot more to offer than the exhibition of shallow self-referential pop culture affectations.