I really love Sean because he's able to explain it so clearly and his preaching style suits the way my mind works. I praise God for you brother Sean! I'm very blessed by your message! Looking forward to see you again for IDC 2025 🙌
Because that where God filters our hearts...he will confirm this to each one of us and if you still don't understand..its still in the bible that you first seek my kingdom en every thing you sobs will give you a gift ...
As in Isaiah 45 5, Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 1,:21, and Romans 10:4, 1Corinthians 1:18, , ( take Note: those who hung Jesus Christ on the Cross, as they are guilt they decide to ask Apostle Peter what they do, and they're forgiven and saved as in Acts 2:38) to God be the Glory
The word of God is very clear as in 2Timothy 3:15, and how from infancy you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for Salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. Its hard to obey God? If you truly obey and believe God obey his command as in John 3:16, Do you want to called Abraham's seed? Don't be foolish , Now decide you want to be your life, don't be blame others just surrender your life to God, and to whom you repent? As Apostle Peter preach, instructions as in Acts 2:38,or in Luke 24 verse 47, everyone needs to decide own self, Repent confess heartedly and acknowledge Jesus Christ done on the Cross, invite in your heart and accept Him ( Jesus Christ) as your Lord and Savior . No one to scape or denied why ? Jesus Christ give us seal with his Holy Spirit as in 2Corinyhians 1:21-22,, as in 1John 2:25, and the Holy Spirit work within you as in 1John 2:27, therefore you can do good for the fruit of the Holy Spirit, for the Glory of God as in Galatians 5:22-23, so anyone truly repentance as in 1Corinthians 12:13, were baptized in one Spirit that's why we're Abraham seed as in Galatians 3:29, to God be the Glory
The question is who is responsible for evil, well you've got this god, who was the only thing that existed prior to the universe according to Christians he created the world exactly as he wants it to be. He creates human beings exactly how he wants them to be and human beings and the world produce evil and of course this was not surprise, God doesn't just know what he's doing in the moment , he knows the future as well. He knew what was going to happen so he created the world, he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want, let's go ahead and create that and somehow despite this the argument is being made that god is not the one responsible for the consequences. I don't see how that makes sense, he intentionally creates an evil world and he's not responsible for what he intentionally did. God made the world complete, with the evil in it, with perfect foreknowledge and total intent. It's not that he made a world that he thought would be perfect and free from evil and then he helplessly watched as it just went all wrong. How could he possibly have seen that coming? No if someone did that that's not god. Not as Christians describe him, that is fallible, ignorant,- powerful sure but certainly not all-powerful entity. No if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it - which is an objective thing, it's objectively measurable quantifiable right. Objective morality it's not a matter of opinion, if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there.
you're mistaken on a number of points. I'll try to address some, since it sounds like you would like a more intellectual/logical/theological look at the problem of evil -you say god was the only thing that existed prior to the universe. Not quite true. Biblically, God existed before all things yes, but sometime before then, we have hints that angels existed prior. And at some point in time, the second in command (or so) angel Lucifer, decided to rebel and convinced 1/3 of the other angels to join him in it, they became fallen angels/demons and Lucifer became Satan(the devil). So God and the angels are not the only force in play (the force for good), there's also the devil and demons trying to influence mankind (force for evil) -you say god created humans exactly as he wants them to be, and that "he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want," no, that's not quite accurate either. In the beginning, God created mankind and they were perfect, yes, but then mankind sinned/rebelled against God, and that's when evil and corruption entered the world. Human beings were not created to do evil, but we were created with free will. Mankind used/abused free will to bring evil into the world, that was not God's plan/intent/ideal for people. but, you say God knew mankind would do evil. It does appear God knows, at least to some extent, the future. Whether God knows full details of the future, I'd say that point is suspect. In the account of Noah and the flood, it says God saw that the heart/ intent/ thoughts of man were evil all the time, and He regretted making them. Why/how could that be possible, if He truly already knew everything that mankind would do? This implies God did not think it would get that bad. There's also scripture that talks about some people sacrificing their kids to an idol (I believe that was Molech), and God says to the effect "it never even entered My mind that they would do that". Jeremiah 7:31. How can this be possible, if God knows "everything" including ALL details of the future? One possibility is, people are mistaken, and God didn't actually know exactly every detail of what would happen when He created mankind. Another possibility is, God knows everything "that can be known", and all details of the future might not be part of that. I think a more accurate statement is "God is the smartest being in existence", and can possibly figure out all/many potential possibilities people will take, BUT it is not set in stone, until a person actually makes the choice/decision. Your assumption is that God is evil because He essentially either controls everything (and hence free will does not exist), or, that He knows everything that will happen (which I called into question above, that assumption might not actually be true), and yet chooses not to do anything about it. you say when humans do evil, that God is saying "this is exactly what I want". That is a false statement. You assume God always gets what He wants. That is also false. If they were true, why would the Bible say stuff like: deut 30:19 I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have placed before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. So choose life in order that you may live, you and your descendants, Ezek 18:32 For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone who dies,” declares the Lord GOD. “Therefore, repent and live!” matt 23:37 How often I wanted to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling! why would God even give the Bible and commands to people in the first place, telling people stuff like do not steal, do not murder, do not lie, if they had no choice/decision in what they would choose? It makes no sense. How can a fair judgment day at the end of it all, exist if people didn't have a choice? It couldn't. "God made the world complete, with the evil in it", no, the world started off as good and perfect. Mankind brought the evil in, and the devil also brought in evil when he rebelled earlier and you say something like "if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it ... if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there." God created the potential for evil, by creating free will creatures. That does not mean God planned out the evil or evil actions that would happen. God says "love your neighbor as yourself", but if Tommy uses free will to punch his brother instead, is that God's fault or Tommy's? God wanted and told Tommy to do good, but if Tommy does evil, that is Tommy's fault. You assume the best world is one without evil, and yes that would be ideal, but as Sean mentions, you can't have good and free will creatures, without also the possibility of evil. If there was no possibility for evil, there would be no true free will.
hm, my original msg might not have posted? I'll try again: you're mistaken on a number of points. I'll try to address some, since it sounds like you would like a more intellectual/logical/theological look at the problem of evil -you say god was the only thing that existed prior to the universe. Not quite true. Biblically, God existed before all things yes, but sometime before then, we have hints that angels existed prior. And at some point in time, the second in command (or so) angel Lucifer, decided to rebel and convinced 1/3 of the other angels to join him in it, they became fallen angels/demons and Lucifer became Satan(the devil). So God and the angels are not the only force in play (the force for good), there's also the devil and demons trying to influence mankind (force for evil) -you say god created humans exactly as he wants them to be, and that "he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want," no, that's not quite accurate either. In the beginning, God created mankind and they were perfect, yes, but then mankind sinned/rebelled against God, and that's when evil and corruption entered the world. Human beings were not created to do evil, but we were created with free will. Mankind used/abused free will to bring evil into the world, that was not God's plan/intent/ideal for people. but, you say God knew mankind would do evil. It does appear God knows, at least to some extent, the future. Whether God knows full details of the future, I'd say that point is suspect. In the account of Noah and the flood, it says God saw that the heart/ intent/ thoughts of man were evil all the time, and He regretted making them. Why/how could that be possible, if He truly already knew everything that mankind would do? This implies God did not think it would get that bad. There's also scripture that talks about some people sacrificing their kids to an idol (I believe that was Molech), and God says to the effect "it never even entered My mind that they would do that". Jeremiah 7:31. How can this be possible, if God knows "everything" including ALL details of the future? One possibility is, people are mistaken, and God didn't actually know exactly every detail of what would happen when He created mankind. Another possibility is, God knows everything "that can be known", and all details of the future might not be part of that. I think a more accurate statement is "God is the smartest being in existence", and can possibly figure out all/many potential possibilities people will take, BUT it is not set in stone, until a person actually makes the choice/decision. Your assumption is that God is evil because He essentially either controls everything (and hence free will does not exist), or, that He knows everything that will happen (which I called into question above, that assumption might not actually be true), and yet chooses not to do anything about it. you say when humans do evil, that God is saying "this is exactly what I want". That is a false statement. You assume God always gets what He wants. That is also false. If they were true, why would the Bible say stuff like: deut 30:19 I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have placed before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. So choose life in order that you may live, you and your descendants, Ezek 18:32 For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone who dies,” declares the Lord GOD. “Therefore, repent and live!” matt 23:37 How often I wanted to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling! why would God even give the Bible and commands to people in the first place, telling people stuff like do not steal, do not murder, do not lie, if they had no choice/decision in what they would choose? It makes no sense. How can a fair judgment day at the end of it all, exist if people didn't have a choice? It couldn't. "God made the world complete, with the evil in it", no, the world started off as good and perfect. Mankind brought the evil in, and the devil also brought in evil when he rebelled earlier and you say something like "if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it ... if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there." God created the potential for evil, by creating free will creatures. That does not mean God planned out the evil or evil actions that would happen. God says "love your neighbor as yourself", but if Tommy uses free will to punch his brother instead, is that God's fault or Tommy's? God wanted and told Tommy to do good, but if Tommy does evil, that is Tommy's fault. You assume the best world is one without evil, and yes that would be ideal, but as Sean mentions, you can't have good and free will creatures, without also the possibility of evil. If there was no possibility for evil, there would be no true free will.
@@timothyn4699 Please read your Bible if you don’t believe God doesn’t accept child sacrifice. In Judges chapter 10 you’ll find a warrior named Jephthah asks God to help win a Battles. Jephthah asks God for help to win battles against the Ammonites. Jephthah makes a promises to God if he wins the battles he will make a burnt offering(sacrifice) to the 1st thing that comes out of his home upon his return. After Jephthah successfully wins these battles he returns home and the 1st thing that came out of his home was his only child( a daughter). Jephthah allows his daughter a few months to be trove then he sacrifices his daughter as a burnt offering. That’s a child sacrifice and God could have stopped it like he did with Abrahams son but God didn’t stop it.
@@timothyn4699 This sounds like a very different god than the Christian god. Christians claim that God is all powerful and that would mean he is all knowing. So yeah, if you say God is not all powerful and he had no clue that man would create evil then what I said would not apply to the god you believe in. Christians also that the god they believe in created everything but if angels existed prior to God existing then you believe in a different god than the Christian god. Anyways all gods are the product of human imagination and in the world of imagination everything is possible unlike the real world.
Don't give us your personal experiences, you should focus on God's purposes why He allows so much evil and suffering in this world. The most hated doctrine - the doctrine of total depravity, the doctrine that declares that the whole human race is sinful. We really need God to save us. Give people a clear doctrine that will make them understand what they needed to hear and not what they want to hear. I just watch this video to check if they are now preaching the right gospel which should be in every message, but i am disappointed. Their message should be aligned and supported with what is the context of scripture says and not with their own understanding. May the Lord Jesus Christ convicts you and help you.
You're just too bright about this topic but to those who are in pain they can relate to it. There's so many verses cited here and you're still entitled for more. So sad for you
part of the beginning's point is that not everyone is looking for / needs an intellectual reason for the problem of evil, sometimes, what they're really asking is an emotional question (which should prob be addressed first) your message is a bit confusing. Are you trying to say you belief the doctrine of total depravity is true, and is what should have been taught/promoted?
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I really love Sean because he's able to explain it so clearly and his preaching style suits the way my mind works. I praise God for you brother Sean! I'm very blessed by your message!
Looking forward to see you again for IDC 2025 🙌
Amen. ❤ 🙏 ❤ Jesus Christ conquered evil through the cross. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. ❤
Because that where God filters our hearts...he will confirm this to each one of us and if you still don't understand..its still in the bible that you first seek my kingdom en every thing you sobs will give you a gift ...
this sermon just made God very present here with me in my pain.
I loved this sermon opened my eyes and gave me a different perspective in life.
If you truly Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, follow Him As in Galatians 5:14,18 and 24, to God be the Glory
God is good❤
Thank you! Your sermon has really challenged me to think outside of the usual list of questions I had. God bless you!
Powerful!!
Praise the lord
Amen and Amen 🙏❤️🙏📖
Sana mag preach din si david wood tsaka michael jones😊........ Also frank turek
As in Isaiah 45 5, Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 1,:21, and Romans 10:4, 1Corinthians 1:18, , ( take Note: those who hung Jesus Christ on the Cross, as they are guilt they decide to ask Apostle Peter what they do, and they're forgiven and saved as in Acts 2:38) to God be the Glory
Why , to indulge in it ?
The word of God is very clear as in 2Timothy 3:15, and how from infancy you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for Salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. Its hard to obey God? If you truly obey and believe God obey his command as in John 3:16, Do you want to called Abraham's seed? Don't be foolish , Now decide you want to be your life, don't be blame others just surrender your life to God, and to whom you repent? As Apostle Peter preach, instructions as in Acts 2:38,or in Luke 24 verse 47, everyone needs to decide own self, Repent confess heartedly and acknowledge Jesus Christ done on the Cross, invite in your heart and accept Him ( Jesus Christ) as your Lord and Savior . No one to scape or denied why ? Jesus Christ give us seal with his Holy Spirit as in 2Corinyhians 1:21-22,, as in 1John 2:25, and the Holy Spirit work within you as in 1John 2:27, therefore you can do good for the fruit of the Holy Spirit, for the Glory of God as in Galatians 5:22-23, so anyone truly repentance as in 1Corinthians 12:13, were baptized in one Spirit that's why we're Abraham seed as in Galatians 3:29, to God be the Glory
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The question is who is responsible for evil, well you've got this god, who was the only thing that existed prior to the universe according to Christians he created the world exactly as he wants it to be. He creates human beings exactly how he wants them to be and human beings and the world produce evil and of course this was not surprise, God doesn't just know what he's doing in the moment , he knows the future as well. He knew what was going to happen so he created the world, he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want, let's go ahead and create that and somehow despite this the argument is being made that god is not the one responsible for the consequences. I don't see how that makes sense, he intentionally creates an evil world and he's not responsible for what he intentionally did.
God made the world complete, with the evil in it, with perfect foreknowledge and total intent. It's not that he made a world that he thought would be perfect and free from evil and then he helplessly watched as it just went all wrong. How could he possibly have seen that coming? No if someone did that that's not god. Not as Christians describe him, that is fallible, ignorant,- powerful sure but certainly not all-powerful entity. No if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it - which is an objective thing, it's objectively measurable quantifiable right. Objective morality it's not a matter of opinion, if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there.
Exactly, i think you understand it very well.
you're mistaken on a number of points. I'll try to address some, since it sounds like you would like a more intellectual/logical/theological look at the problem of evil
-you say god was the only thing that existed prior to the universe. Not quite true. Biblically, God existed before all things yes, but sometime before then, we have hints that angels existed prior. And at some point in time, the second in command (or so) angel Lucifer, decided to rebel and convinced 1/3 of the other angels to join him in it, they became fallen angels/demons and Lucifer became Satan(the devil). So God and the angels are not the only force in play (the force for good), there's also the devil and demons trying to influence mankind (force for evil)
-you say god created humans exactly as he wants them to be, and that "he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want,"
no, that's not quite accurate either. In the beginning, God created mankind and they were perfect, yes, but then mankind sinned/rebelled against God, and that's when evil and corruption entered the world. Human beings were not created to do evil, but we were created with free will. Mankind used/abused free will to bring evil into the world, that was not God's plan/intent/ideal for people.
but, you say God knew mankind would do evil. It does appear God knows, at least to some extent, the future. Whether God knows full details of the future, I'd say that point is suspect. In the account of Noah and the flood, it says God saw that the heart/ intent/ thoughts of man were evil all the time, and He regretted making them. Why/how could that be possible, if He truly already knew everything that mankind would do? This implies God did not think it would get that bad. There's also scripture that talks about some people sacrificing their kids to an idol (I believe that was Molech), and God says to the effect "it never even entered My mind that they would do that". Jeremiah 7:31. How can this be possible, if God knows "everything" including ALL details of the future? One possibility is, people are mistaken, and God didn't actually know exactly every detail of what would happen when He created mankind. Another possibility is, God knows everything "that can be known", and all details of the future might not be part of that. I think a more accurate statement is "God is the smartest being in existence", and can possibly figure out all/many potential possibilities people will take, BUT it is not set in stone, until a person actually makes the choice/decision.
Your assumption is that God is evil because He essentially either controls everything (and hence free will does not exist), or, that He knows everything that will happen (which I called into question above, that assumption might not actually be true), and yet chooses not to do anything about it.
you say when humans do evil, that God is saying "this is exactly what I want". That is a false statement. You assume God always gets what He wants. That is also false. If they were true, why would the Bible say stuff like:
deut 30:19
I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have placed before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. So choose life in order that you may live, you and your descendants,
Ezek 18:32 For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone who dies,” declares the Lord GOD. “Therefore, repent and live!”
matt 23:37
How often I wanted to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling!
why would God even give the Bible and commands to people in the first place, telling people stuff like do not steal, do not murder, do not lie, if they had no choice/decision in what they would choose? It makes no sense. How can a fair judgment day at the end of it all, exist if people didn't have a choice? It couldn't.
"God made the world complete, with the evil in it", no, the world started off as good and perfect. Mankind brought the evil in, and the devil also brought in evil when he rebelled earlier
and you say something like "if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it ... if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there."
God created the potential for evil, by creating free will creatures. That does not mean God planned out the evil or evil actions that would happen. God says "love your neighbor as yourself", but if Tommy uses free will to punch his brother instead, is that God's fault or Tommy's? God wanted and told Tommy to do good, but if Tommy does evil, that is Tommy's fault. You assume the best world is one without evil, and yes that would be ideal, but as Sean mentions, you can't have good and free will creatures, without also the possibility of evil. If there was no possibility for evil, there would be no true free will.
hm, my original msg might not have posted? I'll try again:
you're mistaken on a number of points. I'll try to address some, since it sounds like you would like a more intellectual/logical/theological look at the problem of evil
-you say god was the only thing that existed prior to the universe. Not quite true. Biblically, God existed before all things yes, but sometime before then, we have hints that angels existed prior. And at some point in time, the second in command (or so) angel Lucifer, decided to rebel and convinced 1/3 of the other angels to join him in it, they became fallen angels/demons and Lucifer became Satan(the devil). So God and the angels are not the only force in play (the force for good), there's also the devil and demons trying to influence mankind (force for evil)
-you say god created humans exactly as he wants them to be, and that "he created humans knowing perfectly well that okay, the end result of this is gonna be they create a bunch of evil, in the Christian world view objective evil and he signed off on that and said yeah that's exactly what I want,"
no, that's not quite accurate either. In the beginning, God created mankind and they were perfect, yes, but then mankind sinned/rebelled against God, and that's when evil and corruption entered the world. Human beings were not created to do evil, but we were created with free will. Mankind used/abused free will to bring evil into the world, that was not God's plan/intent/ideal for people.
but, you say God knew mankind would do evil. It does appear God knows, at least to some extent, the future. Whether God knows full details of the future, I'd say that point is suspect. In the account of Noah and the flood, it says God saw that the heart/ intent/ thoughts of man were evil all the time, and He regretted making them. Why/how could that be possible, if He truly already knew everything that mankind would do? This implies God did not think it would get that bad. There's also scripture that talks about some people sacrificing their kids to an idol (I believe that was Molech), and God says to the effect "it never even entered My mind that they would do that". Jeremiah 7:31. How can this be possible, if God knows "everything" including ALL details of the future? One possibility is, people are mistaken, and God didn't actually know exactly every detail of what would happen when He created mankind. Another possibility is, God knows everything "that can be known", and all details of the future might not be part of that. I think a more accurate statement is "God is the smartest being in existence", and can possibly figure out all/many potential possibilities people will take, BUT it is not set in stone, until a person actually makes the choice/decision.
Your assumption is that God is evil because He essentially either controls everything (and hence free will does not exist), or, that He knows everything that will happen (which I called into question above, that assumption might not actually be true), and yet chooses not to do anything about it.
you say when humans do evil, that God is saying "this is exactly what I want". That is a false statement. You assume God always gets what He wants. That is also false. If they were true, why would the Bible say stuff like:
deut 30:19
I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have placed before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. So choose life in order that you may live, you and your descendants,
Ezek 18:32 For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone who dies,” declares the Lord GOD. “Therefore, repent and live!”
matt 23:37
How often I wanted to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling!
why would God even give the Bible and commands to people in the first place, telling people stuff like do not steal, do not murder, do not lie, if they had no choice/decision in what they would choose? It makes no sense. How can a fair judgment day at the end of it all, exist if people didn't have a choice? It couldn't.
"God made the world complete, with the evil in it", no, the world started off as good and perfect. Mankind brought the evil in, and the devil also brought in evil when he rebelled earlier
and you say something like "if there's a world with even the tiniest shred of evil in it ... if there's one drop of evil god wanted it there, God put it there. God had every opportunity to make the world such that it was not there, but it's there."
God created the potential for evil, by creating free will creatures. That does not mean God planned out the evil or evil actions that would happen. God says "love your neighbor as yourself", but if Tommy uses free will to punch his brother instead, is that God's fault or Tommy's? God wanted and told Tommy to do good, but if Tommy does evil, that is Tommy's fault. You assume the best world is one without evil, and yes that would be ideal, but as Sean mentions, you can't have good and free will creatures, without also the possibility of evil. If there was no possibility for evil, there would be no true free will.
@@timothyn4699 Please read your Bible if you don’t believe God doesn’t accept child sacrifice. In Judges chapter 10 you’ll find a warrior named Jephthah asks God to help win a Battles. Jephthah asks God for help to win battles against the Ammonites. Jephthah makes a promises to God if he wins the battles he will make a burnt offering(sacrifice) to the 1st thing that comes out of his home upon his return. After Jephthah successfully wins these battles he returns home and the 1st thing that came out of his home was his only child( a daughter). Jephthah allows his daughter a few months to be trove then he sacrifices his daughter as a burnt offering. That’s a child sacrifice and God could have stopped it like he did with Abrahams son but God didn’t stop it.
@@timothyn4699 This sounds like a very different god than the Christian god. Christians claim that God is all powerful and that would mean he is all knowing. So yeah, if you say God is not all powerful and he had no clue that man would create evil then what I said would not apply to the god you believe in.
Christians also that the god they believe in created everything but if angels existed prior to God existing then you believe in a different god than the Christian god. Anyways all gods are the product of human imagination and in the world of imagination everything is possible unlike the real world.
Don't give us your personal experiences, you should focus on God's purposes why He allows so much evil and suffering in this world. The most hated doctrine - the doctrine of total depravity, the doctrine that declares that the whole human race is sinful. We really need God to save us. Give people a clear doctrine that will make them understand what they needed to hear and not what they want to hear. I just watch this video to check if they are now preaching the right gospel which should be in every message, but i am disappointed. Their message should be aligned and supported with what is the context of scripture says and not with their own understanding. May the Lord Jesus Christ convicts you and help you.
You're just too bright about this topic but to those who are in pain they can relate to it. There's so many verses cited here and you're still entitled for more. So sad for you
part of the beginning's point is that not everyone is looking for / needs an intellectual reason for the problem of evil, sometimes, what they're really asking is an emotional question (which should prob be addressed first)
your message is a bit confusing. Are you trying to say you belief the doctrine of total depravity is true, and is what should have been taught/promoted?
@@MimiMimi-yj4kl Did _you_ find this video to be a satisfying answer to the problem of evil?