In my devotions this morning I read Matthew 13. Its many parables on the Kingdom really made me think. This evening I finished the SCF series on Anabaptist history and TH-cam suggested this sermon next. Thank you for helping me consider the two kingdoms again today.
Thank you for this message, it spoke to me and confirmed what I believe is described in the Bible. It gave me more words to my thoughts that I can use when speaking about this subject to other believers that haven’t yet taken this position. If I may ask you to consider one thing, it is to think about the use of the term “Anabaptist”. It has its good places to be used, but sometimes the message feels so directed to only them that belongs to that culture, instead of all Christians, and I think that what is being preached from you is most definitely to all that consider themselves followers of Christ. I am sure that it is not your intention to exclude anyone, and that is why I wish to bring it up. May God continue to bless your congregation and loved ones, in the name of Jesus. ❤
Hello Anna, Thank you for your encouragement! I appreciate your suggestion that I use a broader term than Anabaptist. Some people would suggest the term "Kingdom Christian" as those who believe that Jesus' Kingdom is both now and not yet and that Jesus Himself is indeed now reigning--as we Anabaptists do believe. God bless you in your journey with Him. Brandon Byler
@@BrandonHeatherByler Thank you for your reply, Kingdom Christian is a very good term that I see myself as and I wish many more will. Know that your sermons have blessed me tremendously since I started my walk with the Lord almost four years ago. I believe that He led me to you and others, that teach Scripture well so I could not only know about God but also know more how to live for Him. Your teaching is helping me go deeper than just surface level and for that I am so thankful. Be blessed ❤
In my devotions this morning I read Matthew 13. Its many parables on the Kingdom really made me think. This evening I finished the SCF series on Anabaptist history and TH-cam suggested this sermon next. Thank you for helping me consider the two kingdoms again today.
God bless your journey!
Thank you for this message, it spoke to me and confirmed what I believe is described in the Bible. It gave me more words to my thoughts that I can use when speaking about this subject to other believers that haven’t yet taken this position.
If I may ask you to consider one thing, it is to think about the use of the term “Anabaptist”. It has its good places to be used, but sometimes the message feels so directed to only them that belongs to that culture, instead of all Christians, and I think that what is being preached from you is most definitely to all that consider themselves followers of Christ. I am sure that it is not your intention to exclude anyone, and that is why I wish to bring it up. May God continue to bless your congregation and loved ones, in the name of Jesus. ❤
Hello Anna,
Thank you for your encouragement! I appreciate your suggestion that I use a broader term than Anabaptist. Some people would suggest the term "Kingdom Christian" as those who believe that Jesus' Kingdom is both now and not yet and that Jesus Himself is indeed now reigning--as we Anabaptists do believe. God bless you in your journey with Him.
Brandon Byler
@@BrandonHeatherByler Thank you for your reply, Kingdom Christian is a very good term that I see myself as and I wish many more will.
Know that your sermons have blessed me tremendously since I started my walk with the Lord almost four years ago. I believe that He led me to you and others, that teach Scripture well so I could not only know about God but also know more how to live for Him. Your teaching is helping me go deeper than just surface level and for that I am so thankful. Be blessed ❤