First. I do not oppose the message and its content. However, saying, let's have this conversation is simply a misnomer, a significant one, in my opinion. There was no conversation, at least as I understand conversation -- that's when both people talk -- not just one. I am aware that everyone sitting in the congregation could not speak. That would take far more than the 20-30 minutes most messages last. But when there is no one who gets to speak or ask questions, it's not a conversation.
I think Pastor Mike is referring to karma in a more general sense than the spiritual teaching. It seems like in the context of the sermon, he just means the principle of "what goes around comes around", or the idea of ultimate justice. I agree with you that it seems like he muddies the waters a little bit speaking about karma instead of justice, though.
Great message Pastor Mike
Thank you! 🙏
Praise GOD in JESUS CHRIST MY LORD AND SAVIOUR name. Thank you Pastor Mike. AMEN, AMEN and AMEN
AMEN. Thak you Pastor ❤
What amazing message! Thank you
Good mesage
First. I do not oppose the message and its content. However, saying, let's have this conversation is simply a misnomer, a significant one, in my opinion. There was no conversation, at least as I understand conversation -- that's when both people talk -- not just one. I am aware that everyone sitting in the congregation could not speak. That would take far more than the 20-30 minutes most messages last. But when there is no one who gets to speak or ask questions, it's not a conversation.
Karma has nothing to do with Christianity and should not be used in this way in teaching. Karma is a belief from Hinduism and Buddhism.
I think Pastor Mike is referring to karma in a more general sense than the spiritual teaching. It seems like in the context of the sermon, he just means the principle of "what goes around comes around", or the idea of ultimate justice. I agree with you that it seems like he muddies the waters a little bit speaking about karma instead of justice, though.