Listened to your Revelation overview. It’s the same old Dispensational/Premill script that’s repeated over and over without any depth along with erroneous interpretation. You seem sincere of course so I implore you to either Read Gary Demars Last Day Madness and look into his teaching, or actually look up James Jordan’s Teaching on Revelation on Canon Plus. Peter Leithart has a great 7 or 8 part overview that will change your life. Learn all positions quietly, openly, and prayerfully and then see where you land. With all sincerity and kindness of heart I hope you look into these things. Also read Matthew Henry and John Gills commentary for a good understanding on a historicist overview.
I just feel a need to offer this encouragement to people - when you hear some of these incredible stories, like Isaiah's experiences, it's easy to begin to compare yourself and wish you could have those experiences too, and even feel like there is something wrong if you haven't. Do not do that :) Remember, God is the Lord and He has made every one of us unique and has a path for each of us in His plan. When we hear these wonderful stories let us not become discouraged or resentful, but rather praise God for the way He has revealed Himself to brothers and sisters and, by extension, to the rest of us. If you hear one of these stories and say, "Wow, I wish God would reveal Himself to me like that" - I have good news for you: He has revealed Himself to you through your hearing of the story. The Christian experience of God is not only personal, but corporate - we experience God together as a body. What God has done in the lives of brothers like Isaiah, Josh, and Michael is not only for their blessing, but for yours also.
Agreed! We do not seek an experience of God. We seek to know God. In knowing Him, because of His endless depths, it requires a lifetime of “living” with Christ. Then you can have all the experiences you couldn’t even imagine because you just want Him. And not a moment with Him. Marry the Lord. Don’t just want a one night stand.
This is true and you can always pray and seek for a similar experience. I did and worked and I am in no way better or special than anyone else. Be warned though it can take awhile.
And as you mature in Christ, we understand that yes, we rejoice with each other, we're encouraged by each other and we love each other, but we all have a common goal...TO BE LIKE JESUS...and none have arrived🙏🙏🙏so we all continue to pray for one another ❤
I absolutely am ssssoooo excited by you guys love for God I was an atheist got radically saved alone in my living room. I knew nothing but when I asked Jesus I to my heart.. I was flooded with an unknown knowledge. When I stood up, I said hmmm I’m an atheist that knows God and God is Jesus Christ…. That was 40 yrs ago. Wonderful walk with Him…
In 2010 I was going through the most intense, dark depression I have ever faced. I would see demons in the spirit and be attacked in my sleep. I honestly felt like I was going crazy. One night I cried out to God which I had never had the boldness to do and I just yelled, "Am I ever going to feel normal?? Is this ever going to go away?" At some point I fell asleep and had a super peaceful sleep. But as I woke up the next morning, I heard music...and I heard a loud voice say, "some prayers I'll answer right away, and some are going to take perseverance. This is one of them. Now get up." It came with peace and the love of father basically saying...I am with you, but you have to get up and keep going. Things didn't change overnight but after that I absolutely knew He was real and with me. So those who say experiences don't matter, I'd challenge you that God wants a relationship with you and He is not in a box. I have dreams and that's how He speaks to me...some are clear and some are riddles. We definitely should take everything to the Lord and His Word, but do not dismiss the way He speaks to us today! I now know my authority in Christ and my identity and have such a passion for people to get free from mental and spiritual torment. God will use your biggest battles to do a work through you and be able to minister to others!
Man this is awesome! I had a dream of taking Communion in a room for of altars and various religions and their worshipers. I asked no questions and regarded no one and just took communion. The dream changed and I was in a vehicle with a friend and we rode off a levvee into the water but I didn't fear death. I was at peace because I had taken communion. 2 weeks later the same friend in the dream who went into the water with me, baptized me. I've also received two prophetic words from independent people about going to the mission field among the nations. We've prayed and fasted about how, when, and to where. But God hasn't revealed it. So I can definitely affirm he does speak in various ways, but he doesn't give us everything at once. I think this helps us to remain faithful and to trust him. So in the mean time, my wife and I work on making disciples here and growing in the local church context!
Love that you guys are charismatics who do verse by verse and deep biblical teachings as well. Praise God for that! Both of your channels have been edifying in my walk with Christ. Blessings!
These guys are false prophets churning out false prophetcies and deceiving many with their own humanistic ideology. There is one ounce of true biblical Christianity in them. They are all working for Satan!
@@JoelCS JEHOVAH GOD Only speaks to his people through the pages of the written Word. We don't need modern day prophetcies of the Pentecostal and charismatic movement with their false miracles and worldliness similar to Glastonbury mentality.
Thank you so much for covering this topic today. Just today I was wondering why God doesn't speak to me more. (I've been praying a lot). So basically God told me to keep doing what I 'm doing- praying, giving, worshipping, witnessing, prophesying, etc. I'm on the right track!
I feel convicted. I don’t see people delivered or healed cause I have not prayed. I feel like my ability to speak has been under attack for awhile now. I struggle often with my words and articulating myself. It leads to a lot of anxiety to speak to new people let alone pray with others. Please pray for me. Thank you
@@MynameisRodereck He's seen God reach into the darkest of darkness and pull undeserved wretches into salvation. Do you know someone who has experienced more lows and highs?
@@lkae4 I know plenty of people like that. My point was that he is not the best person to refer people to regarding the spiritual gifts. He's not the best teacher for that.
Great episode. A few people saying he puts too much emphasis on hearing from God. The whole episode was on the way God speaks 🤷♂️. Keep up the good work brothers.
I have told my son things God told me and he said I was crazy. Then one day he felt an urging to walk his trail through his woods. He took his gun with him as is his habit. Just down the hill from his house, in the woods, he found a shelter someone tried to build out of branches, and soda cans strewn around. He also found a man’s jacket with a driver’s license in it. (This was not far from where his kids play) He called the police and they verified it was a homeless man in the area that had mental problems. They found the man and put him in jail because he wouldn’t go to a shelter. I hope now my son sees that God speaks in different ways.
In my humble opinion I think it's wiser for new Christians to dig into God's written Word to get wisdom, to understand the plain teachings of Jesus prior to seeking Him for visions and dreams. Wouldn't the Lord just add those things if He sees fit? At least once we know God's Word we'll be in the best position for testing whether the dreams and visions we have are genuinely from God or our imagination.
That E book was a great read. I knew most of it but its always good to refresh. Plus was shown things while again already knew some of these things they put it in a fresh perspective.
This is great and needed!! I cannot believe how many in the "reformed" camp think God ONLY speaks to His people in the written Word and nothing more. It's honestly so sad. The Word is primary but God can give futher instruction that lines up to the written Word and it has nothing to do with an audible voice. You have to do some hard work to make the Biblical case otherwise, and I think that is one of the most extreme cases of cessationism.
There is nothing wrong with depending on Scripture alone being that it is inspired by the Holy Spirit Himself. There is a reason why the Charismatic movement is full of false teachers, false teachings & false prophecies. At best they have put personal experience above Scripture or they are flat out lying.
@@ifehansson2254 I'm not sure I agree. The Bible doesn't instruct you on what job to take or where to live as part of His sovereign purposes. The bible doesn't tell you when there is danger ahead that you couldn't know otherwise. The Bible doesn't tell you if a tv show is good for you or not. In fact, the Bible doesn't even tell us if we should be using phones, tvs, cars or electricity. Some things can only be known by following the voice of God in your life. And it should be judged against Bible principles. The problem with those false prophets is that they are "prophecying" for their own gain, but just because some use it for evil, doesn't make it invalid for everyone.
Love this so so much. I've been telling people the same things when they ask how do I hear the voice of the Lord. One of the test I apply to hearing God's voice is is it something that I would do/want to do? If it isn't, its very likely from the Lord because His word says, His thoughts are not our thoughts, and His ways are not our ways. It's pretty safe to say that God won't generally do things and say things within our expectation of how He would respond.
Attempted to practice a prophecy a couple weeks ago. After some time in prayer & worship attempted to write a letter telling the pastor what I appreciate a out him & the church. Failed miserably. Too much personal interjection. Tried it again. Had two words. "Stand firm". I've heard those two words every Sunday during the service since then and not always by the pastor. It's odd to past the awkwardness of practicing prophecy and many sa hearing God & prophecy are completely different but I agree with y'all. They are largely the same.
Hearing the voice of God most of the time comes in making decisions based off his Word, the Bible. The Spirit guides us by bringing into remembrance Scripture that has to do with whatever decision we are making. But it can definitely also come in the way they are also talking about its just not nearly as often in my opinion.
God is using ministries like this to reach and speak into places where voices have been silenced for many many years. I know I am not just some weirdo sitting on the other end of this line. I represent in the same way as Elijah represents 7000. To hear y’all speak of hearing God or other experiences of a spiritual nature is of value inexpressible. I didn’t know to speak to my pastor about how powerful my conversion was (in fact you DONT talk about things out of the norm) I just knew I wanted to be baptized as a man in the desert wants water. Bugged him for days that there is a river two miles down the road… I did not know to go to my church leaders when I had a vision experience, I trudged that road alone. (Still do) When I was having sudden trouble in my marriage I did go to them to tell them and explain best I could. I got prayer. I went also to the AG where they knew me as well and told them about it even telling them the more off the wall things, like, I can see a demon in the spirit, what do I do? But that leader was more excited that I “saw them too” rather than even being equipped themselves to tell me what to do about it!!
Listening to Isaiah, As a follower of Jesus, I read the scriptures and have shared the Gospel in my high school, college and in poetry performances. I’ve never audibly heard the voice of God. It’s discouraging when I hear he has and how he’s done tremendous things within just a few years. His charisma and very enthusiastic approach is not my approach. I’m pretty poised and mellow. I hope that isn’t a negative sign. But I guess Isaiah is just different. Idk 🤷♂️. I hope this isn’t a front or a facade but when I hear the spirit or hear the word of God is usually when I read the scriptures.
Different for all of us, remember during the days of Nehemiah and Ezra, God was at work but He didnt speak to them with an audible voice but was moving events in their favor. With Elijah it was a still small voice. With the Disciples they had God in the flesh talking with them and at the baptism of Jesus/Yeshua, all heard the voice of the Father, but with that said, when we read the word of God in the holy bible we do hear the word of the Lord, dont feel discouraged.
Been thinking a lot of this subject this week and asking the question "how did God speak to you the last time" on FB. For a charismatic fb group, I was underwhelmed with the answers. A lot see prophecy and hearing God speak to you as completely different. That surprised me. Guess I see it more as degrees on a scale.
Read the Bible! That’s a great way to hear God 🔥 I like the input about God really choosing to speak when bringing about a change in direction. Maybe God’s not on the microphone because you’re where you need to be. I’ve actually had a vision yet with no interpretation 😅 Still waiting on that one. But people don’t hear God because they don’t listen, and they don’t see God move because they don’t put their faith into action and actually get out there and pray for people.
I’m so encouraged by this interview! I have watched many of Isaiah’s videos and have prayed and searched out answers where I had questions and God continues to bless me with clarity! Just recently I heard a sermon by Dr. Robert Jeffers talking about casting out demon and how it was a thing only for Jesus to prove he was the son of God and something not carried on after he was crucified and resurrected. Hearing this I did make more questions arise but not doubt that i would be left in any confusion long and bam, I find this video along with one on cessationist wow praise God he’s so good to me and many blessings to all of you continue to push forward for his kingdom!
Mark 12:1 And he began to speak unto them by parables. A certain man planted a vineyard, and set an hedge about it, and digged a place for the winefat, and built a tower, and let it out to husbandmen, and went into a far country.
Mmm ... But 1 Corin 14:3 says that when we prophesy we speak words of comfort, exhortation and edification so surely we also prophesy when we share a testimony which glorifies Jesus (e.g. some way in which He blessed or helped us this week) or when we encourage others through the Scriptures. The inference of Rev19:10 is that when we testify of Jesus we can only do so through the Spirit of prophecy. I'm from a Pentecostal background so I'm just wondering if your view of prophecy is shaped somewhat by your background? I'm not saying that's right or wrong ... Just maybe that prophesying is 'simpler' than we realise? Every Christian is invited to prophesy one by one - Paul doesn't say young Christians can't ( 1 Corin 14:31); and we're all called to judge the prophecies (1 Corin 14:29) which means that whatever is spoken must be testable against God's written Word, since that is our yardstick for measuring what's of God and what isn't. Hence, prophecies must surely on the whole consist of Scriptural truths which comfort, exhort and edify which surely means prophecy can include a simple explanation of something from the Scriptures, given to others to build them up? Corrections warmly accepted.
God has used Remnant Radio = Isaiah Saldivar in the same way he used Hannegraff = Watchman Nee Reading Nee’s book “The Normal Christian Life” I finally met the real living Jesus after many years of seeking sitting under cessationist and consumer christianity. Fear kept me there. I couldn’t or otherwise wouldn’t hear Truth but I trusted Hank. Remnant Radio, in the same way, led me to Isaiah, as I am working with God to tear out strongholds. I would NOT have listened to Isaiah otherwise. You had already given Isaiah a green flag and after that I was shown by the Lord the reality of being demonized myself, I had a place to seek help. Remnant got me there. I’m not completely free yet but I can “turn” to the Lord inside again now and I don’t wake up smelling rebellion. It means that I can now function in the spirit again.
Honest question for those who say God only speaks through his written Word. How do you know it is or is not sinful to drive a car? To use electricity? To watch TV or movies? To use a computer or phone? Because it seems you say if God hasn't expressly said it writing, then it is wrong and sin? Is that Right? Again, honest question.
@@MynameisRodereck Amen, God does speak today. The Holy Ghost, HE lives in us, HE has a voice, why wouldn't HE speak, 🙏❤ their belief system, which is UNBELIEF, doesn't make sense
To the cessationist.... But he who prophecies speaks edification, exhortation and comfort to men. 1 Corinthians 14:3 So in those days the people of God needed all those things and today we don't? You haven't experienced the gifts of the Holy Ghost working through you. nor have spoken in tongues I presume, therefore you speak against, ....trying to justify your unbelief, lack or powerless life? You can't give one verse that says God doesn't speak today. Just HUMBLE yourself, be honest and ask God to reveal his truth to you❤ If you can't do this, this is no doubt why you can't experience the gifts because God RESISTS the PROUD 🙏❤❤❤ SAID IN LOVE 🥰
Great to hear his story. He even broken the principle about God not speaking about marriage and babies thats a standard amongst Prophets. Id caution anyone using his testimony to seek a wife or husband, or even about singleness or getting married. The scripture (1 Corinthians 7) is clear, singleness or marriage is a choice open to believers .. it's not something God will tell you. As far as marrying a particular person by name there is far too much emotion to discern God's voice. God's aim is to make us responsible for our decisions. God's often will tell you not to marry someone. He can be thankful God was gracious to him, but it's not a example to follow. We always need test what he hear against the written word. That's not quenching the Spirit not doubting. God has a way of acting sovereignly anyway. We don't need to get instructions for every move. I love the way he speaks clearly and fast.. it's contagious faith.
He literally said that, i wouldn't suggest people to follow what i did but for me together with counsel from my pastor and confirmation from the girl God spoke about, i went for it.
@@marquezterp the idea of don't do as I say..but do as I do. He probably didn't hear from God... It's just his desires were in line with God's purposes.. and those desires spoke to him. Just because he think it was God doesn't mean it was.. we aren't robots waiting for instructions on every detail. Prophets can often know things and see things because of their gifting, God doesn't need to be specifically speaking a word. I get words of knowledge about people I do nothing about just because they are in the same room, God's doesn't instruct me to blurt everything out. I just mean thats part of gifting insight... It doesn't necessarily mean God speaking everything to me.
Well this was concerning his own life and it was confirmed by his wife who was also revealed. Isaac, Hosea, Joseph (Jesus'father,... are a few who were told who to marry or given a green to marry that person.
@@marquezterp yes, I've preached on Isaac and Rebekah to youth meetings.. but the main point is that God has a best plan for our lives. In the context of Genesis Isaac finding Rebekah was part of a unique Redemptive History... They were the genetic parents of Jacob(Israel) and ancestors of both David and the Messiah.. it HAD to happen... It does not apply generally. . A unfamiliar pastor or prophet saying a name might be a confirmation. I simply caution those who are encouraged to expect the same.
Saldivar's personal experiences of hearing from God are interesting but for me I need to read and understand Scripture as God's word is I believe our best guide and not subjective experiences of us and others especially those who set themselves up as leaders of some sort.
I don't think that Paul and Peter asking the body to consider their words as words from God should be applied in general to what leaders and preachers, as a category, say today. There is a wide range of maturity and humility found among leaders and preachers today. Folks could really get harmed and thrown off course by putting too much value in what some leaders and preachers say. And some preachers actually try to control people with their words. At the same time, there are lots of humble leaders who love Jesus with all their hearts who we should listen to. I'm all in on the statement, "God speaks through people." I've received from words spoken by preachers or friends multiple times recently. But the blanket statement "receive from preachers as from God" is a little too much.
I should add. I loved this interview. God speaks!! Amen!! Don't want to leave one comment of push-back without letting you guys know that I loved the rest of it. 🙂
@The remnant radio How much of this man’s teaching do you guys know about? He’s extremely charismatic to the point where it’s not historic Christianity at all. I don’t mean this as disrespect to the man but I must also loving say that he teaches some heretical things. Example: That Christians can be possessed by demons. He also diminishes the work of the Spirit in sanctification and turns everything into us just needing “deliverance”. Sincerely
Sometimes people confuse a person's passion for a subject to be the only thing they stand for, he has in several occasions said there's place for other things like counseling yet his main focus and teaching is on deliverance since that's where there's less of.
@@marquezterp I see What you’re saying. I’m not one to make accusations against a person without really trying to be diligent to know what they believe and I listen to what they say. Does he occasionally say things that are correct? Sure But that doesn’t diminish what he truly believes and teaches regardless of passion in the other teachings. I’ve heard him say that he doesn’t struggle with sexual immorality at all and that if you do. What you really need is to go to a deliverance church meeting. I mean I can go on and on about the things that he says that are soo outside of what the Bible teaches. My motive is not to be a keyboard theologian. But to shed light because the theology he teaches hurts people.
@@paulc7190 you don't have to be to realize this guys theology is abhorrent. Define expert... if anything a person preaches, teaches or propagates as truth and it does not align with scripture... anyone(expert or not) should have the discernment to identify what that person is saying is error. Isaiah teaches that the preaching of the Gospel isn't complete without displaying signs and wonders, he teaches that ALL Christians need their eyes opened by God to see into the "spiritual realm"(to actually have the ability to see demons, angels, principalities etc.) otherwise they are in danger of being deceived by Satan... both claims of which are totally false and unbiblical. Take care not to buy into every hyper-charismatic spectacular claim that tickles your ears. God isn't looking for "experts", but those who tremble at His Word (Isaiah 66:2)... not adding or taking away from it.
If you took all the miracles in the book of Acts that were associated with the apostles out of it you would literally gut it of the miraculous. These three are completely oblivious, relegating those thing of the psychic world to the Holy Spirit.
Not hearing much about Jesus here. Just about a dude who’s really into his subjective experiences. Boy if I weren’t rooted in Christ, this would be a hard act to follow. God has Spoken in Christ to errrrrybody.
I believe that God can radically transform people for His glory, but there are so many things in this interview that just seem off. You’re telling me that Isaiah didn’t mess up at least once with cussing in 10 years? You’re telling me that a complete atheist spoke in tongues without any knowledge of script? (Maybe that much makes sense because that is not Biblical - that’s also not how the Bible says you’re saved). There are just so many things in this that rubs my spirit the wrong way. I woke up in the middle of the night thinking about it maybe being prompted by the Holy Spirit. Read the book of Jude how in the last days there will be false teachers. Just read your Bibles and be wary.
@@LB-ec4uf but it is necessary for us to test every spirit and measure leaders scripturally so as not to be led astray. There is a lot that's very questionable here... the totality of Isaiah's testimony and experiences were very self-aggrandizing and unorthodox. "The mark of a true Christian is hearing the voice of God" is contrary to the scripture that assures us "we are saved by grace thru FAITH" and "bearing fruit" as evidences of salvation.
In my country there are practicality no Calvinists. Because of their denial of the gifts of the Spirit, I consider them to be irrelevant to God's purposes.
He totally lost me at his trance experience. It's these kind of experietial anecdotes that swing the door wide open to anything being accepted as legit as long as we put the Holy Spirit stamp on it. I'm not saying that these.experiences are absolutely untrue, however, when we build a case for our personal experiences in order to "prove" how God speaks, we miss Paul's point in 2 Cor 12:1 where he says there's "nothing to be gained" from these things. Also in vs 6 he refrains from boasting in his vision in order not to cause others to "think more of him" than they should. We run the risk of communicating that dreams and visions are attainable by all and if they aren't being attained then, as Isaiah said, we aren't pursuing them enough, or believing in them enough. It's never promised that dreams, visions, trance etc are a part of the normal Christian life... not every Muslim will have a dream and be converted, not every sinner at the alter will hear a voice in their ear. We need to endeavor to continue preaching, evangelizing and discipling from the place of faith which comes by hearing the Word of God, as 1 Peter 1:8 says, "though you have not seen Him, though you do not now see Him, you believe in Him"...... and if God so chooses to grant you a dream or vision or trance (which are evident in scripture), be cautious to speak about it, be weary of building a boast in it and possibly minimizing the simple saving grace of God through faith alone for the sake of spectacle.
I just started following Isaiah. I just wish he’d find some solid Biblical mentors/fathers who would help him to curb confused/confusing approach to justification by faith. If you’re confusing the flock with works based righteousness you may very well have heard voices… what’s great about God speaking to us through scripture is that we can rule out psychological issues or demonic influence. What’s interesting about Isaiah’s testimony is that with regard to his personal testimony he describes being first justified and then the fruit that follows… or this external righteousness that comes to Him while he is in sin and rebellion and then a marked change. I wish he would preach like THAT… instead of telling Christians they need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and go to work. He acknowledges God’s power in Salvation. That’s what needs to happen before a life changes. Not everyone at the service he attended was converted/regenerated.
As a former self-proclaimed Calvinist, I can attest to the fact that reformers and Calvinists are the most heady, unloving, and non-powerful “Christians.” They mostly have zero testimonies or any examples of God moving powerfully through their life.
Did he mean "She had the same word from God" referencing pastoral leadership? That's all I need to no longer believe that what Isaiah is saying is legitimate. His "personal revelation" is not going to be backed up by something that Paul spoke against. This is experience over scripture. Just because it happens in the Bible does not mean it occurs today. Trust the written Word of God. It is complete and inerrant. Do greater things by spreading the Gospel making disciples of all nations.
Dude🤣 my brother.. you need not so easily jump at things like that. It seems more like you came into this video trying to find something wrong with Isaiah. Rewatch that clip again, he’s saying ‘she has the same word from God” referring to his now WIFE Alissa. C’mon brother, do better please.❤️
@@jenellemelendez2521 Well I did ask a question, and he wasn't clear in expressing who it was who got the same revelation. The way he worded it was while he was talking about seeking consultation from leadership. Isaiah is typically pushing experience and personal revelation with eisegesis. I appreciated his more even temper for this interview. Don't tell me to "do better." Who do you think you are? I'm an ex-new ager, and I've experienced the abuse that comes through the "personal revelation in prophecy." The way that the Word of God is twisted in the charismatic realm is so similar to how Isaiah describes things, all about feelings and attributing one's own thoughts to the level of God's audible voice. You wanna hear from God, read the Bible. "If you want to hear Hear from Him audibly, read it out loud." -Paul Washer
@@kickanus again, brother it seems you’re a bit heated coming into this comment section. I’ve also heard that one liner before and it doesn’t do much for me. I’m recommending you do better because it seems like you like to jump to conclusions. Both your comments prove that. God bless, sorry you feel that way :/
The Scriptures do not teach that we "hear God in our spirit", even when claimed that such "hearing" was received inaudibly. Anecdotal testimonies such as heard in this episode should not be seen as evidence that God speaks to our spirit. The only solid evidence we have of God "speaking" to us are the very written words of Scripture, nothing more, nothing less. Anything more is simply subjective presumption, which is a very dangerous and misleading practice. Read the Scriptures and interpret them rightly. Nothing more is needed to hear God.
Dont put God in a box, he's God Almighty El Shaddai. Of course he can speak to our spirit, why not? If you're worried about people bieng mislead then the bible should of course still be used to check anything you're hearing. I dont think these guys want people to listen to the random voices in our heads because that can be a lot of things, even demons, but that doesnt mean we should limit God to our also subjective interpretions of the scripture. God's not dead and therefore should still have plenty to say to us. Remember he wants to bond with us on a personal, God to Individual man, level. The most simplest most logical way of doing this I can think of, is to speak to our souls. Dont limit God, ever, he is with us, watching us, loving us. God bless.
So if what you're saying is the absolute truth, how do you explain this verse?? When he had come to us, he took Paul’s belt, bound his own hands and feet, and said, “Thus says the Holy Spirit, ‘So shall the Jews at Jerusalem bind the man who owns this belt, and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.’ ” Acts 21:11 NKJV
Then He said, “Go out, and stand on the mountain before the Lord.” And behold, the Lord passed by, and a great and strong wind tore into the mountains and broke the rocks in pieces before the Lord, but the Lord was not in the wind; and after the wind an earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake; and after the earthquake a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire; and after the fire a still small voice. So it was, when Elijah heard it, that he wrapped his face in his mantle and went out and stood in the entrance of the cave. Suddenly a voice came to him, and said, “What are you doing here, Elijah?” I Kings 19:11-13 NKJV And this one too??
It is sad when people dismiss scripture in place of their own personal experiences. This is how false teachers and prophets lead people astray. They use their personal experiences to build a mystic around themselves as somehow superior because they can supposedly hear God for themselves. It's a classic setup for charlatans to lead people astray.
Just the ones I thought of off the top of my head of the Holy Spirit speaking to a person inwardly. God can speak any way he wants. But also, as Roundtree said in this video, the spoken from God will never contradict his written word. The Spirit Himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children. ~Romans 8:16 It had been revealed to him by the Holy Spirit that he would not die before he had seen the Lord’s Messiah. ~ Luke 2:26 It was revealed to them that they were not serving themselves but you, when they spoke of the things that have now been told you by those who have preached the gospel to you by the Holy Spirit sent from heaven. Even angels long to look into these things. ~1 Peter 1:12.
Not messing up at least once with cussing in 10 years? I believe God can radically change people. He did this with Paul. I do feel you on this though. Something doesn’t seem right about this interview.
It’s not about being judgmental or not, however we as Christians are supposed to judge each other. It’s about doing what’s biblically correct as much as we can, exhorting and love each other, and not giving into false teaching in regards to things like this.
@Zraebiel I know my comment is late given you made yours 8 months ago but your interpretation of judging is incorrect. Yes, we are supposed to judge other believers in the sense that we point out their sin (in a loving way). However, you are twisting that to mean we should judge Isaiah because him stating he never cussed again after his salvation cannot be true. You can't judge what you don't know. If you actually had heard him cuss, then you could properly call him out on it. But you are literally judging based off your own feelings of what you believe to be true. You should instead praise God because the Lord delivered him from that particular sin. Plenty of people get radically set free and never do the sinful things they did before. Would you question someone addicted to drugs who got saved and never struggled with them again? Why is that the one thing you point out as impossible when he said he was set free from a multitude of things? What seems more likely is you personally struggle with cursing (or at least feel bad that you do it) and in order to justify this struggle, you are imposing on others your own difficulty. After I was saved, I didn't even think in curse words for a very long time. I unfortunately did eventually curse (not as a habit but some one offs) but I could easily see how someone could resist that particular sin. Be careful that when we judge, we are judging through a clear lens. The whole point of Jesus saying to not judge or else you will be judged is to make sure we are judging another believer with a clear conscience and that we aren't doing the same things as them. If I don't struggle with adultery, then I can clearly point out to a brother in christ that him messing with another woman while married is wrong. I can properly call him out on it (in love). However, if I don't know the man and just presume he is committing adultery because it doesn't seem possible to not be tempted with that sin, then I sin when I condemn him for something I have no knowledge of.
Thanks for having me on! Always enjoy talking with you guys 🔥
Great examples
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I love you Isaiah!❣️🔥
I normally find isaiah annoying in a hyped up ADHD sort of way but he did a good job here.
Listened to your Revelation overview. It’s the same old Dispensational/Premill script that’s repeated over and over without any depth along with erroneous interpretation.
You seem sincere of course so I implore you to either Read Gary Demars Last Day Madness and look into his teaching, or actually look up James Jordan’s Teaching on Revelation on Canon Plus. Peter Leithart has a great 7 or 8 part overview that will change your life. Learn all positions quietly, openly, and prayerfully and then see where you land. With all sincerity and kindness of heart I hope you look into these things.
Also read Matthew Henry and John Gills commentary for a good understanding on a historicist overview.
I just feel a need to offer this encouragement to people - when you hear some of these incredible stories, like Isaiah's experiences, it's easy to begin to compare yourself and wish you could have those experiences too, and even feel like there is something wrong if you haven't. Do not do that :) Remember, God is the Lord and He has made every one of us unique and has a path for each of us in His plan. When we hear these wonderful stories let us not become discouraged or resentful, but rather praise God for the way He has revealed Himself to brothers and sisters and, by extension, to the rest of us. If you hear one of these stories and say, "Wow, I wish God would reveal Himself to me like that" - I have good news for you: He has revealed Himself to you through your hearing of the story. The Christian experience of God is not only personal, but corporate - we experience God together as a body. What God has done in the lives of brothers like Isaiah, Josh, and Michael is not only for their blessing, but for yours also.
Amen, praise God. Thank you for that thoughtful and scriptural response ☺️
That's really good, thanks for pointing that out
Agreed! We do not seek an experience of God. We seek to know God. In knowing Him, because of His endless depths, it requires a lifetime of “living” with Christ. Then you can have all the experiences you couldn’t even imagine because you just want Him. And not a moment with Him. Marry the Lord. Don’t just want a one night stand.
This is true and you can always pray and seek for a similar experience. I did and worked and I am in no way better or special than anyone else. Be warned though it can take awhile.
And as you mature in Christ, we understand that yes, we rejoice with each other, we're encouraged by each other and we love each other, but we all have a common goal...TO BE LIKE JESUS...and none have arrived🙏🙏🙏so we all continue to pray for one another ❤
I absolutely am ssssoooo excited by you guys love for God
I was an atheist got radically saved alone in my living room. I knew nothing but when I asked Jesus I to my heart.. I was flooded with an unknown knowledge. When I stood up, I said hmmm I’m an atheist that knows God and God is Jesus Christ…. That was 40 yrs ago. Wonderful walk with Him…
In 2010 I was going through the most intense, dark depression I have ever faced. I would see demons in the spirit and be attacked in my sleep. I honestly felt like I was going crazy. One night I cried out to God which I had never had the boldness to do and I just yelled, "Am I ever going to feel normal?? Is this ever going to go away?" At some point I fell asleep and had a super peaceful sleep. But as I woke up the next morning, I heard music...and I heard a loud voice say, "some prayers I'll answer right away, and some are going to take perseverance. This is one of them. Now get up." It came with peace and the love of father basically saying...I am with you, but you have to get up and keep going. Things didn't change overnight but after that I absolutely knew He was real and with me. So those who say experiences don't matter, I'd challenge you that God wants a relationship with you and He is not in a box. I have dreams and that's how He speaks to me...some are clear and some are riddles. We definitely should take everything to the Lord and His Word, but do not dismiss the way He speaks to us today! I now know my authority in Christ and my identity and have such a passion for people to get free from mental and spiritual torment. God will use your biggest battles to do a work through you and be able to minister to others!
Man this is awesome! I had a dream of taking Communion in a room for of altars and various religions and their worshipers. I asked no questions and regarded no one and just took communion. The dream changed and I was in a vehicle with a friend and we rode off a levvee into the water but I didn't fear death. I was at peace because I had taken communion. 2 weeks later the same friend in the dream who went into the water with me, baptized me.
I've also received two prophetic words from independent people about going to the mission field among the nations. We've prayed and fasted about how, when, and to where. But God hasn't revealed it. So I can definitely affirm he does speak in various ways, but he doesn't give us everything at once. I think this helps us to remain faithful and to trust him. So in the mean time, my wife and I work on making disciples here and growing in the local church context!
Love that you guys are charismatics who do verse by verse and deep biblical teachings as well. Praise God for that! Both of your channels have been edifying in my walk with Christ. Blessings!
These guys are false prophets churning out false prophetcies and deceiving many with their own humanistic ideology. There is one ounce of true biblical Christianity in them. They are all working for Satan!
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@@JoelCS JEHOVAH GOD Only speaks to his people through the pages of the written Word. We don't need modern day prophetcies of the Pentecostal and charismatic movement with their false miracles and worldliness similar to Glastonbury mentality.
LOVE this conversation ; lots of similar experiences!
Isaiah is a crazy good communicator! Good podcast guys 🙏🏿
Thank you so much for covering this topic today. Just today I was wondering why God doesn't speak to me more. (I've been praying a lot). So basically God told me to keep doing what I 'm doing- praying, giving, worshipping, witnessing, prophesying, etc. I'm on the right track!
God speaks to us through his word.
Romans 10:17
I feel convicted. I don’t see people delivered or healed cause I have not prayed. I feel like my ability to speak has been under attack for awhile now. I struggle often with my words and articulating myself. It leads to a lot of anxiety to speak to new people let alone pray with others. Please pray for me. Thank you
Don't feel bad. Check out smart christian channel and you'll see why not.
It's definitely a battle, but we build spiritual muscles as we learn to stand strong in His power and authority x
@@lkae4 he has a big problem with spiritual gifts so I don't think he is the best to give advice on this topic.
@@MynameisRodereck He's seen God reach into the darkest of darkness and pull undeserved wretches into salvation. Do you know someone who has experienced more lows and highs?
@@lkae4 I know plenty of people like that. My point was that he is not the best person to refer people to regarding the spiritual gifts. He's not the best teacher for that.
Isaiah is so funny “Jesus is my son” “and I was like, okay” 😂😅
Isaiah's channel brought me here. Loved this interview, great content!
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Great episode. A few people saying he puts too much emphasis on hearing from God. The whole episode was on the way God speaks 🤷♂️. Keep up the good work brothers.
Andrew Brady right. I hope my brothers and sisters will consider whether they are coming from a critical spirit or...yikes...being religious bullies.
So good! Thank you guys!
Super edifying, loved this video!
I loved this preaching today.... Thanks Pastor 🙌🏼 lol
So good! Thanks for this.
I have told my son things God told me and he said I was crazy. Then one day he felt an urging to walk his trail through his woods. He took his gun with him as is his habit. Just down the hill from his house, in the woods, he found a shelter someone tried to build out of branches, and soda cans strewn around. He also found a man’s jacket with a driver’s license in it. (This was not far from where his kids play) He called the police and they verified it was a homeless man in the area that had mental problems. They found the man and put him in jail because he wouldn’t go to a shelter. I hope now my son sees that God speaks in different ways.
Very good. Thank you!
You guys make me dive deeper and I'm always lead to your channel. I guess it's time to subscribe!
Very informative!
Great show love it!
This is a great conversation
Great stream today! Love both Isaiah Saldivar and you guys
my sheep hear my voice and i know them and they follow me
In my humble opinion I think it's wiser for new Christians to dig into God's written Word to get wisdom, to understand the plain teachings of Jesus prior to seeking Him for visions and dreams. Wouldn't the Lord just add those things if He sees fit? At least once we know God's Word we'll be in the best position for testing whether the dreams and visions we have are genuinely from God or our imagination.
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What a great conversation! Super edifying! Always enjoy Isaiah Saldivar as a guest 👍😃
That E book was a great read. I knew most of it but its always good to refresh. Plus was shown things while again already knew some of these things they put it in a fresh perspective.
Isaiah is the real deal!
This video was great 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙃🙏🏾🥹🫶🏽
Great podcast
My husband heard God tell him I was the one for him, but it took him 6 months to ask me out. 😆
Awesome Discussion!
Good stuff
I heard the audible voice of God…I am so glad to hear that I’m not the only one
This was great 👍 👌 👏 🙌
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Like when The Holy Spirit told me that I was predestined.... I went straight to my Bible...!!!!
Amen..!!
Yessssssss & Amen
This is great and needed!! I cannot believe how many in the "reformed" camp think God ONLY speaks to His people in the written Word and nothing more. It's honestly so sad.
The Word is primary but God can give futher instruction that lines up to the written Word and it has nothing to do with an audible voice. You have to do some hard work to make the Biblical case otherwise, and I think that is one of the most extreme cases of cessationism.
There is nothing wrong with depending on Scripture alone being that it is inspired by the Holy Spirit Himself. There is a reason why the Charismatic movement is full of false teachers, false teachings & false prophecies. At best they have put personal experience above Scripture or they are flat out lying.
@@ifehansson2254 I'm not sure I agree. The Bible doesn't instruct you on what job to take or where to live as part of His sovereign purposes. The bible doesn't tell you when there is danger ahead that you couldn't know otherwise. The Bible doesn't tell you if a tv show is good for you or not. In fact, the Bible doesn't even tell us if we should be using phones, tvs, cars or electricity. Some things can only be known by following the voice of God in your life. And it should be judged against Bible principles.
The problem with those false prophets is that they are "prophecying" for their own gain, but just because some use it for evil, doesn't make it invalid for everyone.
God is intimate!
Do a part 2!!
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Love this so so much. I've been telling people the same things when they ask how do I hear the voice of the Lord. One of the test I apply to hearing God's voice is is it something that I would do/want to do? If it isn't, its very likely from the Lord because His word says, His thoughts are not our thoughts, and His ways are not our ways. It's pretty safe to say that God won't generally do things and say things within our expectation of how He would respond.
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Attempted to practice a prophecy a couple weeks ago. After some time in prayer & worship attempted to write a letter telling the pastor what I appreciate a out him & the church. Failed miserably. Too much personal interjection.
Tried it again. Had two words. "Stand firm". I've heard those two words every Sunday during the service since then and not always by the pastor.
It's odd to past the awkwardness of practicing prophecy and many sa hearing God & prophecy are completely different but I agree with y'all. They are largely the same.
Have you practiced raising someone from the dead yet? I mean…Isaiah has stated we should do that.
@@theouterplanet be careful about mocking. That spirit is not of God
Hearing the voice of God most of the time comes in making decisions based off his Word, the Bible. The Spirit guides us by bringing into remembrance Scripture that has to do with whatever decision we are making. But it can definitely also come in the way they are also talking about its just not nearly as often in my opinion.
Loved the discussion with Isaiah! Great show as always, Remnant Radio! 😃
Isaiah yayyy, love you guys, so encouraging. Your podcast is very comforting to listen to
I really needed to hear that maybe God isn’t speaking to me bc I’m already on the right path. That’s a timely word.
God is using ministries like this to reach and speak into places where voices have been silenced for many many years. I know I am not just some weirdo sitting on the other end of this line. I represent in the same way as Elijah represents 7000.
To hear y’all speak of hearing God or other experiences of a spiritual nature is of value inexpressible.
I didn’t know to speak to my pastor about how powerful my conversion was (in fact you DONT talk about things out of the norm) I just knew I wanted to be baptized as a man in the desert wants water. Bugged him for days that there is a river two miles down the road…
I did not know to go to my church leaders when I had a vision experience, I trudged that road alone. (Still do) When I was having sudden trouble in my marriage I did go to them to tell them and explain best I could. I got prayer. I went also to the AG where they knew me as well and told them about it even telling them the more off the wall things, like, I can see a demon in the spirit, what do I do? But that leader was more excited that I “saw them too” rather than even being equipped themselves to tell me what to do about it!!
Listening to Isaiah,
As a follower of Jesus, I read the scriptures and have shared the Gospel in my high school, college and in poetry performances.
I’ve never audibly heard the voice of God.
It’s discouraging when I hear he has and how he’s done tremendous things within just a few years. His charisma and very enthusiastic approach is not my approach. I’m pretty poised and mellow. I hope that isn’t a negative sign. But I guess Isaiah is just different. Idk 🤷♂️. I hope this isn’t a front or a facade but when I hear the spirit or hear the word of God is usually when I read the scriptures.
Different for all of us, remember during the days of Nehemiah and Ezra, God was at work but He didnt speak to them with an audible voice but was moving events in their favor. With Elijah it was a still small voice. With the Disciples they had God in the flesh talking with them and at the baptism of Jesus/Yeshua, all heard the voice of the Father, but with that said, when we read the word of God in the holy bible we do hear the word of the Lord, dont feel discouraged.
God is speaking to us very loudly through TH-cam ministers, but how I wish God would make up his mind.
Thanks to whoever gave me that thumb up!
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@@marisademore468 Thanks for getting me, sister Marisa. Blessings to you and yours!
@@duncescotus2342 Blessings to you and yours too ☺️
Been thinking a lot of this subject this week and asking the question "how did God speak to you the last time" on FB. For a charismatic fb group, I was underwhelmed with the answers. A lot see prophecy and hearing God speak to you as completely different. That surprised me. Guess I see it more as degrees on a scale.
God is speaking trouth the Bible,
GOD speaks with his WORD (Bible) the life of JESUS & the 10 commandments!!!
Read the Bible! That’s a great way to hear God 🔥
I like the input about God really choosing to speak when bringing about a change in direction. Maybe God’s not on the microphone because you’re where you need to be.
I’ve actually had a vision yet with no interpretation 😅 Still waiting on that one.
But people don’t hear God because they don’t listen, and they don’t see God move because they don’t put their faith into action and actually get out there and pray for people.
Read the bible ...amen. That's the primary way God speaks to us and it's the measuring stick by which we've to test everything we think we hear.
I’m so encouraged by this interview! I have watched many of Isaiah’s videos and have prayed and searched out answers where I had questions and God continues to bless me with clarity! Just recently I heard a sermon by Dr. Robert Jeffers talking about casting out demon and how it was a thing only for Jesus to prove he was the son of God and something not carried on after he was crucified and resurrected. Hearing this I did make more questions arise but not doubt that i would be left in any confusion long and bam, I find this video along with one on cessationist wow praise God he’s so good to me and many blessings to all of you continue to push forward for his kingdom!
This had a lot of wise words for the workings of the Holy Spirit. I have much to think about
According to the definition, God is present in every cell of my body
but after waiting 75 years I still haven't heard a word from God.
Mark 12:1
And he began to speak unto them by parables. A certain man planted a vineyard, and set an hedge about it, and digged a place for the winefat, and built a tower, and let it out to husbandmen, and went into a far country.
What's this guy's view on the atonement and justification?
Mmm ... But 1 Corin 14:3 says that when we prophesy we speak words of comfort, exhortation and edification so surely we also prophesy when we share a testimony which glorifies Jesus (e.g. some way in which He blessed or helped us this week) or when we encourage others through the Scriptures. The inference of Rev19:10 is that when we testify of Jesus we can only do so through the Spirit of prophecy. I'm from a Pentecostal background so I'm just wondering if your view of prophecy is shaped somewhat by your background? I'm not saying that's right or wrong ... Just maybe that prophesying is 'simpler' than we realise? Every Christian is invited to prophesy one by one - Paul doesn't say young Christians can't ( 1 Corin 14:31); and we're all called to judge the prophecies (1 Corin 14:29) which means that whatever is spoken must be testable against God's written Word, since that is our yardstick for measuring what's of God and what isn't. Hence, prophecies must surely on the whole consist of Scriptural truths which comfort, exhort and edify which surely means prophecy can include a simple explanation of something from the Scriptures, given to others to build them up? Corrections warmly accepted.
Do not test the Lord your God....
True born-again Christians cannot be demon possessed.
God has used Remnant Radio = Isaiah Saldivar in the same way he used Hannegraff = Watchman Nee
Reading Nee’s book “The Normal Christian Life” I finally met the real living Jesus after many years of seeking sitting under cessationist and consumer christianity. Fear kept me there. I couldn’t or otherwise wouldn’t hear Truth but I trusted Hank.
Remnant Radio, in the same way, led me to Isaiah, as I am working with God to tear out strongholds. I would NOT have listened to Isaiah otherwise. You had already given Isaiah a green flag and after that I was shown by the Lord the reality of being demonized myself, I had a place to seek help. Remnant got me there. I’m not completely free yet but I can “turn” to the Lord inside again now and I don’t wake up smelling rebellion. It means that I can now function in the spirit again.
Honest question for those who say God only speaks through his written Word. How do you know it is or is not sinful to drive a car? To use electricity? To watch TV or movies? To use a computer or phone? Because it seems you say if God hasn't expressly said it writing, then it is wrong and sin? Is that Right? Again, honest question.
@@JBly4 The very written word of God says that God speaks outside of scripture in many ways
@@JBly4 yeah but your asking what more do we need besides scripture and I'm saying the scripture says that there is more through the gifts
@@JBly4 well all I know is scripture says that we need the gifts so that what I'm going to trust
@@MynameisRodereck Amen, God does speak today. The Holy Ghost, HE lives in us, HE has a voice, why wouldn't HE speak, 🙏❤ their belief system, which is UNBELIEF, doesn't make sense
To the cessationist....
But he who prophecies speaks edification, exhortation and comfort to men. 1 Corinthians 14:3
So in those days the people of God needed all those things and today we don't?
You haven't experienced the gifts of the Holy Ghost working through you. nor have spoken in tongues I presume, therefore you speak against, ....trying to justify your unbelief, lack or powerless life? You can't give one verse that says God doesn't speak today.
Just HUMBLE yourself, be honest and ask God to reveal his truth to you❤
If you can't do this, this is no doubt why you can't experience the gifts because God RESISTS the PROUD 🙏❤❤❤
SAID IN LOVE 🥰
Great to hear his story. He even broken the principle about God not speaking about marriage and babies thats a standard amongst Prophets. Id caution anyone using his testimony to seek a wife or husband, or even about singleness or getting married. The scripture (1 Corinthians 7) is clear, singleness or marriage is a choice open to believers .. it's not something God will tell you. As far as marrying a particular person by name there is far too much emotion to discern God's voice. God's aim is to make us responsible for our decisions. God's often will tell you not to marry someone.
He can be thankful God was gracious to him, but it's not a example to follow.
We always need test what he hear against the written word. That's not quenching the Spirit not doubting. God has a way of acting sovereignly anyway. We don't need to get instructions for every move.
I love the way he speaks clearly and fast.. it's contagious faith.
He literally said that, i wouldn't suggest people to follow what i did but for me together with counsel from my pastor and confirmation from the girl God spoke about, i went for it.
@@marquezterp the idea of don't do as I say..but do as I do. He probably didn't hear from God... It's just his desires were in line with God's purposes.. and those desires spoke to him. Just because he think it was God doesn't mean it was.. we aren't robots waiting for instructions on every detail. Prophets can often know things and see things because of their gifting, God doesn't need to be specifically speaking a word.
I get words of knowledge about people I do nothing about just because they are in the same room, God's doesn't instruct me to blurt everything out. I just mean thats part of gifting insight... It doesn't necessarily mean God speaking everything to me.
Well this was concerning his own life and it was confirmed by his wife who was also revealed. Isaac, Hosea, Joseph (Jesus'father,... are a few who were told who to marry or given a green to marry that person.
@@marquezterp yes, I've preached on Isaac and Rebekah to youth meetings.. but the main point is that God has a best plan for our lives. In the context of Genesis Isaac finding Rebekah was part of a unique Redemptive History... They were the genetic parents of Jacob(Israel) and ancestors of both David and the Messiah.. it HAD to happen... It does not apply generally.
. A unfamiliar pastor or prophet saying a name might be a confirmation.
I simply caution those who are encouraged to expect the same.
What about Hebrews 1:1-2
Saldivar's personal experiences of hearing from God are interesting but for me I need to read and understand Scripture as God's word is I believe our best guide and not subjective experiences of us and others especially those who set themselves up as leaders of some sort.
You're judging him by one interview? He always talks about the Bible.
I don't think that Paul and Peter asking the body to consider their words as words from God should be applied in general to what leaders and preachers, as a category, say today. There is a wide range of maturity and humility found among leaders and preachers today. Folks could really get harmed and thrown off course by putting too much value in what some leaders and preachers say. And some preachers actually try to control people with their words. At the same time, there are lots of humble leaders who love Jesus with all their hearts who we should listen to. I'm all in on the statement, "God speaks through people." I've received from words spoken by preachers or friends multiple times recently. But the blanket statement "receive from preachers as from God" is a little too much.
I should add. I loved this interview. God speaks!! Amen!! Don't want to leave one comment of push-back without letting you guys know that I loved the rest of it. 🙂
I’m skeptical. Not saying it couldn’t happen. Bear in mind that the cults also claim that God speaks to them personally.
@The remnant radio
How much of this man’s teaching do you guys know about?
He’s extremely charismatic to the point where it’s not historic Christianity at all. I don’t mean this as disrespect to the man but I must also loving say that he teaches some heretical things. Example:
That Christians can be possessed by demons. He also diminishes the work of the Spirit in sanctification and turns everything into us just needing “deliverance”.
Sincerely
Sometimes people confuse a person's passion for a subject to be the only thing they stand for, he has in several occasions said there's place for other things like counseling yet his main focus and teaching is on deliverance since that's where there's less of.
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I see What you’re saying. I’m not one to make accusations against a person without really trying to be diligent to know what they believe and I listen to what they say. Does he occasionally say things that are correct? Sure
But that doesn’t diminish what he truly believes and teaches regardless of passion in the other teachings.
I’ve heard him say that he doesn’t struggle with sexual immorality at all and that if you do. What you really need is to go to a deliverance church meeting.
I mean I can go on and on about the things that he says that are soo outside of what the Bible teaches.
My motive is not to be a keyboard theologian. But to shed light because the theology he teaches hurts people.
and you are an expert
@@paulc7190 you don't have to be to realize this guys theology is abhorrent. Define expert... if anything a person preaches, teaches or propagates as truth and it does not align with scripture... anyone(expert or not) should have the discernment to identify what that person is saying is error. Isaiah teaches that the preaching of the Gospel isn't complete without displaying signs and wonders, he teaches that ALL Christians need their eyes opened by God to see into the "spiritual realm"(to actually have the ability to see demons, angels, principalities etc.) otherwise they are in danger of being deceived by Satan... both claims of which are totally false and unbiblical.
Take care not to buy into every hyper-charismatic spectacular claim that tickles your ears. God isn't looking for "experts", but those who tremble at His Word (Isaiah 66:2)... not adding or taking away from it.
I need prayer I am being victimized and threatened to can u please say a prayer for me
Isn't it a little odd that all the ways God speaks to us is not the REAL WAY.
Isaiah believes you don’t preach the full gospel unless you perform signs and wonders , which is a false doctrine in my opinion
I like Isiah Saldivar a lot I just disagree with his alchohol take. But otherwise great discussion.
If you took all the miracles in the book of Acts that were associated with the apostles out of it you would literally gut it of the miraculous. These three are completely oblivious, relegating those thing of the psychic world to the Holy Spirit.
What about numbers? I'm always seeing 444 and 555
Not hearing much about Jesus here. Just about a dude who’s really into his subjective experiences. Boy if I weren’t rooted in Christ, this would be a hard act to follow. God has Spoken in Christ to errrrrybody.
He's answering direct questions.
Why can't Jesus be implied in all this? He is saved so Jesus is at the core of his life.
I believe that God can radically transform people for His glory, but there are so many things in this interview that just seem off. You’re telling me that Isaiah didn’t mess up at least once with cussing in 10 years? You’re telling me that a complete atheist spoke in tongues without any knowledge of script? (Maybe that much makes sense because that is not Biblical - that’s also not how the Bible says you’re saved). There are just so many things in this that rubs my spirit the wrong way. I woke up in the middle of the night thinking about it maybe being prompted by the Holy Spirit. Read the book of Jude how in the last days there will be false teachers. Just read your Bibles and be wary.
You never know how God will work in a person's life. It's not necessary for you to believe it.
@@LB-ec4uf but it is necessary for us to test every spirit and measure leaders scripturally so as not to be led astray.
There is a lot that's very questionable here... the totality of Isaiah's testimony and experiences were very self-aggrandizing and unorthodox.
"The mark of a true Christian is hearing the voice of God" is contrary to the scripture that assures us "we are saved by grace thru FAITH" and "bearing fruit" as evidences of salvation.
your socks are off
@@paulc7190 my underwear's on
Is cessationism a sin? I think this is a question that should be seriously investigated. According to scripture I feel it is a sin of unbelief.
In my country there are practicality no Calvinists. Because of their denial of the gifts of the Spirit, I consider them to be irrelevant to God's purposes.
JOSH: "C'mon, C'mon... so good, so good" :🤭😣🤢
He totally lost me at his trance experience. It's these kind of experietial anecdotes that swing the door wide open to anything being accepted as legit as long as we put the Holy Spirit stamp on it.
I'm not saying that these.experiences are absolutely untrue, however, when we build a case for our personal experiences in order to "prove" how God speaks, we miss Paul's point in 2 Cor 12:1 where he says there's "nothing to be gained" from these things. Also in vs 6 he refrains from boasting in his vision in order not to cause others to "think more of him" than they should.
We run the risk of communicating that dreams and visions are attainable by all and if they aren't being attained then, as Isaiah said, we aren't pursuing them enough, or believing in them enough.
It's never promised that dreams, visions, trance etc are a part of the normal Christian life... not every Muslim will have a dream and be converted, not every sinner at the alter will hear a voice in their ear. We need to endeavor to continue preaching, evangelizing and discipling from the place of faith which comes by hearing the Word of God, as 1 Peter 1:8 says, "though you have not seen Him, though you do not now see Him, you believe in Him"...... and if God so chooses to grant you a dream or vision or trance (which are evident in scripture), be cautious to speak about it, be weary of building a boast in it and possibly minimizing the simple saving grace of God through faith alone for the sake of spectacle.
I just started following Isaiah. I just wish he’d find some solid Biblical mentors/fathers who would help him to curb confused/confusing approach to justification by faith. If you’re confusing the flock with works based righteousness you may very well have heard voices… what’s great about God speaking to us through scripture is that we can rule out psychological issues or demonic influence.
What’s interesting about Isaiah’s testimony is that with regard to his personal testimony he describes being first justified and then the fruit that follows… or this external righteousness that comes to Him while he is in sin and rebellion and then a marked change. I wish he would preach like THAT… instead of telling Christians they need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and go to work.
He acknowledges God’s power in Salvation. That’s what needs to happen before a life changes. Not everyone at the service he attended was converted/regenerated.
He is definitely not telling people to follow works, he's telling people once you're His the encounters will follow
As a former self-proclaimed Calvinist, I can attest to the fact that reformers and Calvinists are the most heady, unloving, and non-powerful “Christians.” They mostly have zero testimonies or any examples of God moving powerfully through their life.
Yikes I have to agree! Never thought of it that way.
That's a pretty broad characterization of reformed people. Not very thoughtful.
@@NSaint68 sounds like you’re offended, let me help…most reformed folks I know are like this. Maybe you’re not included now haha
@@JD-rx2kh Haha thanks, I feel much better. I do consider myself a bit of an anomaly among reformed people.
@@NSaint68 it's truthful
Did he mean "She had the same word from God" referencing pastoral leadership? That's all I need to no longer believe that what Isaiah is saying is legitimate. His "personal revelation" is not going to be backed up by something that Paul spoke against. This is experience over scripture. Just because it happens in the Bible does not mean it occurs today. Trust the written Word of God. It is complete and inerrant. Do greater things by spreading the Gospel making disciples of all nations.
Dude🤣 my brother.. you need not so easily jump at things like that. It seems more like you came into this video trying to find something wrong with Isaiah. Rewatch that clip again, he’s saying ‘she has the same word from God” referring to his now WIFE Alissa. C’mon brother, do better please.❤️
@@jenellemelendez2521 Well I did ask a question, and he wasn't clear in expressing who it was who got the same revelation. The way he worded it was while he was talking about seeking consultation from leadership. Isaiah is typically pushing experience and personal revelation with eisegesis. I appreciated his more even temper for this interview. Don't tell me to "do better." Who do you think you are? I'm an ex-new ager, and I've experienced the abuse that comes through the "personal revelation in prophecy." The way that the Word of God is twisted in the charismatic realm is so similar to how Isaiah describes things, all about feelings and attributing one's own thoughts to the level of God's audible voice. You wanna hear from God, read the Bible. "If you want to hear Hear from Him audibly, read it out loud." -Paul Washer
@@kickanus again, brother it seems you’re a bit heated coming into this comment section. I’ve also heard that one liner before and it doesn’t do much for me. I’m recommending you do better because it seems like you like to jump to conclusions. Both your comments prove that. God bless, sorry you feel that way :/
@@jenellemelendez2521 okay
The Scriptures do not teach that we "hear God in our spirit", even when claimed that such "hearing" was received inaudibly. Anecdotal testimonies such as heard in this episode should not be seen as evidence that God speaks to our spirit. The only solid evidence we have of God "speaking" to us are the very written words of Scripture, nothing more, nothing less. Anything more is simply subjective presumption, which is a very dangerous and misleading practice. Read the Scriptures and interpret them rightly. Nothing more is needed to hear God.
Dont put God in a box, he's God Almighty El Shaddai. Of course he can speak to our spirit, why not? If you're worried about people bieng mislead then the bible should of course still be used to check anything you're hearing.
I dont think these guys want people to listen to the random voices in our heads because that can be a lot of things, even demons, but that doesnt mean we should limit God to our also subjective interpretions of the scripture.
God's not dead and therefore should still have plenty to say to us. Remember he wants to bond with us on a personal, God to Individual man, level. The most simplest most logical way of doing this I can think of, is to speak to our souls. Dont limit God, ever, he is with us, watching us, loving us. God bless.
So if what you're saying is the absolute truth, how do you explain this verse??
When he had come to us, he took Paul’s belt, bound his own hands and feet, and said, “Thus says the Holy Spirit, ‘So shall the Jews at Jerusalem bind the man who owns this belt, and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.’ ”
Acts 21:11 NKJV
Then He said, “Go out, and stand on the mountain before the Lord.” And behold, the Lord passed by, and a great and strong wind tore into the mountains and broke the rocks in pieces before the Lord, but the Lord was not in the wind; and after the wind an earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake; and after the earthquake a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire; and after the fire a still small voice. So it was, when Elijah heard it, that he wrapped his face in his mantle and went out and stood in the entrance of the cave. Suddenly a voice came to him, and said, “What are you doing here, Elijah?”
I Kings 19:11-13 NKJV
And this one too??
It is sad when people dismiss scripture in place of their own personal experiences. This is how false teachers and prophets lead people astray. They use their personal experiences to build a mystic around themselves as somehow superior because they can supposedly hear God for themselves. It's a classic setup for charlatans to lead people astray.
Just the ones I thought of off the top of my head of the Holy Spirit speaking to a person inwardly. God can speak any way he wants. But also, as Roundtree said in this video, the spoken from God will never contradict his written word.
The Spirit Himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children. ~Romans 8:16
It had been revealed to him by the Holy Spirit that he would not die before he had seen the Lord’s Messiah. ~ Luke 2:26
It was revealed to them that they were not serving themselves but you, when they spoke of the things that have now been told you by those who have preached the gospel to you by the Holy Spirit sent from heaven. Even angels long to look into these things. ~1 Peter 1:12.
He’s lying
Specifics needed.
Not messing up at least once with cussing in 10 years? I believe God can radically change people. He did this with Paul. I do feel you on this though. Something doesn’t seem right about this interview.
Y'all are very judgmental... yikes
It’s not about being judgmental or not, however we as Christians are supposed to judge each other. It’s about doing what’s biblically correct as much as we can, exhorting and love each other, and not giving into false teaching in regards to things like this.
@Zraebiel I know my comment is late given you made yours 8 months ago but your interpretation of judging is incorrect. Yes, we are supposed to judge other believers in the sense that we point out their sin (in a loving way). However, you are twisting that to mean we should judge Isaiah because him stating he never cussed again after his salvation cannot be true. You can't judge what you don't know. If you actually had heard him cuss, then you could properly call him out on it. But you are literally judging based off your own feelings of what you believe to be true. You should instead praise God because the Lord delivered him from that particular sin.
Plenty of people get radically set free and never do the sinful things they did before. Would you question someone addicted to drugs who got saved and never struggled with them again? Why is that the one thing you point out as impossible when he said he was set free from a multitude of things?
What seems more likely is you personally struggle with cursing (or at least feel bad that you do it) and in order to justify this struggle, you are imposing on others your own difficulty. After I was saved, I didn't even think in curse words for a very long time. I unfortunately did eventually curse (not as a habit but some one offs) but I could easily see how someone could resist that particular sin.
Be careful that when we judge, we are judging through a clear lens. The whole point of Jesus saying to not judge or else you will be judged is to make sure we are judging another believer with a clear conscience and that we aren't doing the same things as them. If I don't struggle with adultery, then I can clearly point out to a brother in christ that him messing with another woman while married is wrong. I can properly call him out on it (in love). However, if I don't know the man and just presume he is committing adultery because it doesn't seem possible to not be tempted with that sin, then I sin when I condemn him for something I have no knowledge of.
I'm pretty sure that guy is a false prophet...