Thank you! Love your ministry! I was in a cessationist church for 30 years, but the pastors and elders would anoint with oul and pray over people. I was healed twice of serious conditions the two times they prayed for me. God called me into a full gospel church after I recieved the gift of tongues 2 years ago. Thank you again!!
It’s amazing that Spurgeon, very likely being a cessationist, pursued and loved God and his people so deeply that God’s use of him transcended his very own cessationism. Spurgeon was only cessationist in name only, and in actuality the gifts were more present in his own ministry than so many Charismatic and Pentecostal ministries today!
Thanks guys for covering this on CHS. I'm Reformed in my theology but also fully embrace all of the gifts. As Matt Chandler has perfectly stated "The red haired step child that neither side wants!" This episode has been an encouragement! Thanks again. Blessings to all ❤
I’m something in between Free Grace theology and Lordshipists theology. I’m Pentecostal and believe healing is in the atonement. I have some word of faith aspects but hate prosperity gospel, call out false teachers, and hate positive confession and little god doctrine. I believe in the second experience of baptism of the Spirit with evidence of tongues. I believe in some views that are hyper grace others that are doom and gloom and semi pietistic. I believe in the five solas, law/Gospel distinction, PSA, objective subjective justification, etc. I believe in some aspects of Christian mysticism. I believe it’s always Gods will to heal. I reject the filioque. I believe in being made perfect in love and Theosis. I believe in Christian pacifism. A mid trib rapture I’m all about sound Trinitarian doctrine and the hypostatic union (I guess all true Christian’s agree on this though). My political beliefs (rooted in my theology) are basically American solidarity if I understand their views right. I know all about being the redhead step child no one wants 🤣🤣😂
Just letting you guys know how much I appreciate your ministry. I listen to a lot of theology podcasts, and many of the Bible teachers I respect are cessasionists, so it can be discouraging. Listening to Remnant is a breath of fresh air for this “Reformed Charismatic.”
I appreciate this ministry as well. As much as I was helped out of excessive charismania through (in part) the sound exegesis of numerous Christians - some of whom were and still are cessationists - I could not deny the genuine gifts. What I have noticed is that there are far too many cessationists here on TH-cam that are sneering, sarcastic, aloof and actually discouraging even when I agree with their Biblical proving of false teachers. I have seen intellectual pride on both sides of the fence but have seen none of that here, though I have only watched around a dozen videos. I come away from this place edified and dying to serve God.
As a classical Pentecostal Pastor we have so many people who go to a cessationist church that either call someone from our church or have come to our services asking for us to pray for them to be healed. We open our hearts and are glad to pray for them and many have been heal by God. I believe that they know God can heal but can’t get past their doctrine to pray for themselves. Also, how can we not say that a Christian passing away is not healing or an answer to pray. I never question whether God was willing to heal but rather believe that God answers as He sees fit and sometimes that may be to receive them into His presents. I have even heard of how God spoke to someone and told them to take certain medications that relieved they pain. God spoke to me and told me to go to a Chiropractor for my severe back problems. I just want to trust God and accept His answer is always right.
With the gifts comes a great responsibility to minister them in love and without pride. Perhaps Spurgeon was blinded to his gift so that he concentrated on the centrality of preaching Christ crucified. It certainly is (or could be) liberating for cessationists to know that their prayers can raise a person from the dead if God so wills it, regardless of nitpicking over words and definitions.
I love that section about how we don't serve a legalistic God who makes us pray in very specific ways before He'll move. Praise the Lord for that!! It's easy for me to feel like I'm not praying with enough power, and the story at that part of the episode was very encouraging for me.
I love the story of this man Charles Hadden Spurgeon. Such a man of faith. He stepped out of his comfort zone and just walked by faith. To believe see it done with spiritual eyes. The real love of Jesus for people. Hallelujah he saves and he heals! This man was a real inspiration a real christian believing.
My mom recovered from Covid even though she was on her deathbed. She just submitted to the Lord's will and he intervened on her favor. And no big consequences health related.
The first healing I saw (besides my own) was of a man stumbling into our meeting in a hostel where I was living. He had come to just watch and made that clear. By the end of the meeting he had shared some very painful stuff and asked us to pray for him as a shadow had been diagnosed on one of his lungs. He didn't have long left. Nobody laid hands on (it seemed inappropriate) but a few of us prayed that Jesus would heal him. I bumped into him in the city some time later and we recognised each other. He was not saved (evidenced by being disinterested in speaking of Jesus) but did report that the shadow disappeared and thanked us for praying. He did also imply that there might have been a mix-up over the images - the doctors simply couldn't explain it away. Looking back, I too had been like one of the nine lepers - getting what I wanted after prayer to Jesus but not wanting Him - and then clinging onto the notion of coincidence as I clinged to my life. Still, seeds were sowed and God was glorified to us who prayed.
People don't realise Spurgeon was heavily criticised (by Southern Americans) for his vehement condemnation of slavery. One of the reasons I love him :)
Great video. Very helpful references to Conwell's biography (most later biographers censor all references to healing in Spurgeon's ministry) and very insightful comments along the way about healing in general. Thanks. By the way, I believe Spurgeon broke out into prophecy in his sermon "The Power of the Holy Ghost" when he predicted a coming, Spirit-empowered revival.
Decades ago, Holy Spirit gave me the gift of healing and I did not use it because my Baptist boss would have fired me for it. And that gift went away. I regret every day not using that gift and accepting the consequences from that boss. I feel Hope again thanks to you good brothers!
The gifts don’t leave you, you just have to step out and stir it up by faith. You can pray for sick people anywhere outside of church and see the grace of Jesus Christ bring healing to them. ”For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.“ Romans 11:29 ESV
Thank you for this discussion! What a blessing. I'm sharing it. Respectfully, may I add an interesting point: Thorns in the flesh are mentioned twice in the OT, in Numbers and Joshua. They are not sickness. They are enemy PEOPLES, living beings. Paul asked that his whatever depart from him. He didn't ask for healing. I think the messenger--angel?-- of Satan was a demon causing trouble. But I agree, healing is for today, in the Atonement, Matthew 8:16. Yet, they don't always happen in this world.
I just saw this video for the first time. (Don't know how I missed it.) I appreciated the comment about not complicating prayer with what amounts to incantations. Remember, we are speaking to God asking him to act in love on another's behalf. There's a time and place for renunciations; this is not one of them.
I do find it interesting that Jesus would often tell a healed or set free person not to tell anyone. He didn't make a TH-cam video out of every miracle he did. But at the same time a person who is touched by God will often have the natural response of declaring that praise to others.
I agree, I think we (I mean other charismatics) should spend more time thinking about this. I think there is something to humbly hiding these miracle testimonies. IDK that we always need to do it, but at minimum, we should avoid spectacles.
@@TheRemnantRadio I think somewhere between silence and shouting from the rooftops is a heart stance where we always ensure that Jesus and His Gospel is not only preached but is central when we do speak of miracles etc.
Smith Wigglesworth and John G Lake probably have the healing record… but I’m sure Spurgeon has sounder theology and is more well rounded. That mixed with his fruit and the power he walked in, make him my favorite preacher
Awesome episode. Can you give a link of the book of Russel Conwell? And are there more sources about Spurgeons healing and prophetic ministry besides Conwell that I can look up on the internet?
You have been such a blessing to me. I run a testimony ministry called Forever Changed. And the testimonies from your show have been awesome. Keep it coming. Good work. Personally, would love to become a monthly partner of your work. - Angela
God always wants up healed it is just a matter of when and for the reason why. My case in point is that we all will have resurrected bodies/heavenly bodies when all is said and done
Spurgeon definitely believed we need to walk in the Spirit but he did not believe the charismatic gifts were available in his age. I listened to one of his sermons this morning earlier and he literally refers to those gifts as being gone.
Any born again believer has the right to petition God in Jesus' name, but unless the request aligns with the will of God, it won't be granted. Fortunately, God is merciful and often honors us by granting our requests.
Remnant Radio! You guys should do a new series like the Church Fathers one you did recently, but do it on The Puritans and even the reformers. Love the show.
We have been talking about doing a series on the reformers during reformation history month, then doing a series on the puritans the following month. It would only be 4 episodes each. But we could probably do that series every year. Covering different reformers and puritans every year.
@@TheRemnantRadio Oh I love that, I should have known you guys would have already been thinking of this. You cover everything. Please keep it up. Love from the UK.
You spoke about prayer and healing by two of your presenters it's my first time listening. I've been sick for a long time and want so badly to be prayed for. I am unable to go to church as I'm housebound. Can you help me
Thank you for this amazing video. What would you make of the fact that Spurgeon struggled with severe depression, but he still performed all these healings?
50:00 Your comment about Spurgeon "playing into that Reformed....ideology," reminds me of a book I read and reread years ago, Powerlines: What Great Evangelicals Taught and Believed about the Holy Spirit. In that book you see that Holy Spirit is at work in many ways but each individual wrestles with how to explain it to others and how it fits into their traditional theology.
Spurgeon may have been more charismatic than Calvinists are willing to admit to. Supposedly, Spurgeon prayed so long, that he had to be carried to his pulpit while under the power of the Spirit.
I heard Spurgeon spent time at a family cabin as a teen where he was isolated and got familiar with God's word to the point where his understanding of it just blew everyone away. He's prewrath and not pre trib like today's baptists and others. I have read through the bible a couple times and believe pre wrath is biblical based on what the Lord says in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. We're not going to just up and fly away until the Lord returns to redeem us and deal with His enemies. And why the surprise at healing ministries? James said if anyone is sick let the elders put their hands on them and pray for them. Putting God in a box potentially causes Him to not be interested in providing miracles in your life. So we have to be careful here and hope but not for silly things. If the Lord blesses you, you are blessed. He is sovereign meaning He does what He wills. James 5:14 KJV Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. Matthew 13:58 KJV And he did not many mighty works there because of their unbelief. Mark 6:5 KJV And he could there do no mighty work, save that he laid his hands upon a few sick folk, and healed them. Matthew 9:29 KJV Then touched he their eyes, saying, According to your faith be it unto you.
How do we know the Lord didn’t quicken his willed death for them- as to reduce the length of their suffering (in regard to those who got more sick and died)
@32:00 - "A selective reading".... Many of the problems in the Church in the U.S. , is that too many are Not baptized in the Holy Spirit as described in Acts 2... endued with Power from On High. - Being filled with the Spirit - may be what Jesus was referring to in the parable of the 10 virgins.... having their lamps full of oil.
Can you invite Kathryn Krick and ask her who she got her anointing from and who he is and if she gave money for it?! Who her spiritual father is. She's gathering quite a following. And some known ministries are recommending her. And she even came to The Netherlands.
Here is a video that we produced that answers that question. Responding to Revealing Truth: Why Teaching to Prophecy, Healing, & Speaking in Tongues Is Biblical th-cam.com/video/Dj8Nr_Tehss/w-d-xo.html
Question- Josh do you respond to an email? I had trouble finding a link to Patreon and sent a few emails over a period of a few weeks. I think I finally found it today. All I had found was your email and a paypal link before but was searching for patreon. I would appreciate it as I figured it must be a dead email that needs to be updated . I rarely would send a personal msg but I personally could not find patreon. thanks
Why do you think these people like Charles Spurgeon and Smith Wigglesworth. Katherine K are so rare and far between? Is it that God just gives them that special gift for a designated time? I know healing happens now but not on such a large scale like with these people. Love your show!
I absolutely believe that God sovereignly gives gifts like this to the body of Christ. But there may also be an area of human responsibility that is present in all the individuals you have mentioned.
@@Susan-zk7ne The Jews have rejected his claim to be the Messiah. However, Jesus said he didn't come to abolish the laws of Moses. The religion which observes the laws of Moses is Judaism, not Christianity. See Matt. 5:17. "Now if you say to yourself, "How will we know the word that the Lord did not speak?" If the prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, and the thing does not occur and does not come about, that is the thing the Lord did not speak. The prophet has spoken it wantonly; you shall not be afraid of him. Deut. 18:21-22
@@waitstill7091 Well the Jews are under a separate covenant, which is the Abrahimic covenant. When Christ died and rose again, He established a new covenant that Christians are under. Christianity was developed under that new covenant. If u receive salvation, then you're under that new covenant. Anyone, even a Jew can receive it. The 12 Disciples were Jews that received salvation and became born-again.
@@GUURL101 The new covenant is the same covenant with a later day Israel. 44But despite all this, while they are in the land of their enemies, I will not despise them nor will I reject them to annihilate them, thereby breaking My covenant that is with them, for I am the Lord their God.45I will remember for them the covenant [made with] the ancestors, whom I took out from the land of Egypt before the eyes of the nations, to be a God to them. I am the Lord. Leviticus 26:44-45
@@waitstill7091 Nope. The new covenant brought gentiles (non-Jews) into sonship with God. So Gentiles can now be children of God. That was not possible until Christ died. It's not the same covenant and Christians are not forced to abide by the Jewish Law. You should read Apostle Paul's writings. Especially Galatians and Ephesians.
Have you been baptized in the Holy Spirit, as described in Acts 2? Endued with Power from On High? // This is an experience that is separate from Salvation.
Thank you! Love your ministry! I was in a cessationist church for 30 years, but the pastors and elders would anoint with oul and pray over people. I was healed twice of serious conditions the two times they prayed for me. God called me into a full gospel church after I recieved the gift of tongues 2 years ago. Thank you again!!
It’s amazing that Spurgeon, very likely being a cessationist, pursued and loved God and his people so deeply that God’s use of him transcended his very own cessationism. Spurgeon was only cessationist in name only, and in actuality the gifts were more present in his own ministry than so many Charismatic and Pentecostal ministries today!
Amen to that.
even cessationism can cease.
Thanks guys for covering this on CHS. I'm Reformed in my theology but also fully embrace all of the gifts. As Matt Chandler has perfectly stated "The red haired step child that neither side wants!" This episode has been an encouragement! Thanks again. Blessings to all ❤
I’m something in between Free Grace theology and Lordshipists theology. I’m Pentecostal and believe healing is in the atonement. I have some word of faith aspects but hate prosperity gospel, call out false teachers, and hate positive confession and little god doctrine.
I believe in the second experience of baptism of the Spirit with evidence of tongues.
I believe in some views that are hyper grace others that are doom and gloom and semi pietistic.
I believe in the five solas, law/Gospel distinction, PSA, objective subjective justification, etc.
I believe in some aspects of Christian mysticism.
I believe it’s always Gods will to heal.
I reject the filioque.
I believe in being made perfect in love and Theosis.
I believe in Christian pacifism.
A mid trib rapture
I’m all about sound Trinitarian doctrine and the hypostatic union (I guess all true Christian’s agree on this though).
My political beliefs (rooted in my theology) are basically American solidarity if I understand their views right.
I know all about being the redhead step child no one wants 🤣🤣😂
I'm in the same boat as you Sherry..
Awesome
Me too. I personally think it's the most careful position. But I'm always open to be convinced I'm wrong.
@@thegracecast40 You and I are a lot alike. Like you I’m a mix of doctrines and don’t fit into any particular camp.
Just letting you guys know how much I appreciate your ministry. I listen to a lot of theology podcasts, and many of the Bible teachers I respect are cessasionists, so it can be discouraging. Listening to Remnant is a breath of fresh air for this “Reformed Charismatic.”
Glad we can help Amy! thank you for the encuragement!
I appreciate this ministry as well. As much as I was helped out of excessive charismania through (in part) the sound exegesis of numerous Christians - some of whom were and still are cessationists - I could not deny the genuine gifts. What I have noticed is that there are far too many cessationists here on TH-cam that are sneering, sarcastic, aloof and actually discouraging even when I agree with their Biblical proving of false teachers. I have seen intellectual pride on both sides of the fence but have seen none of that here, though I have only watched around a dozen videos. I come away from this place edified and dying to serve God.
💯
As a classical Pentecostal Pastor we have so many people who go to a cessationist church that either call someone from our church or have come to our services asking for us to pray for them to be healed. We open our hearts and are glad to pray for them and many have been heal by God. I believe that they know God can heal but can’t get past their doctrine to pray for themselves.
Also, how can we not say that a Christian passing away is not healing or an answer to pray. I never question whether God was willing to heal but rather believe that God answers as He sees fit and sometimes that may be to receive them into His presents. I have even heard of how God spoke to someone and told them to take certain medications that relieved they pain. God spoke to me and told me to go to a Chiropractor for my severe back problems. I just want to trust God and accept His answer is always right.
With the gifts comes a great responsibility to minister them in love and without pride. Perhaps Spurgeon was blinded to his gift so that he concentrated on the centrality of preaching Christ crucified. It certainly is (or could be) liberating for cessationists to know that their prayers can raise a person from the dead if God so wills it, regardless of nitpicking over words and definitions.
That non-cut from Michael to anybody else is one of the funniest things I've seen in YT recently. It's the little things!
Glad you liked it
I love that section about how we don't serve a legalistic God who makes us pray in very specific ways before He'll move. Praise the Lord for that!! It's easy for me to feel like I'm not praying with enough power, and the story at that part of the episode was very encouraging for me.
@@user-jc6jb4tl5u so true
I love the story of this man Charles Hadden Spurgeon. Such a man of faith. He stepped out of his comfort zone and just walked by faith. To believe see it done with spiritual eyes. The real love of Jesus for people. Hallelujah he saves and he heals! This man was a real inspiration a real christian believing.
My mom recovered from Covid even though she was on her deathbed. She just submitted to the Lord's will and he intervened on her favor. And no big consequences health related.
The first healing I saw (besides my own) was of a man stumbling into our meeting in a hostel where I was living. He had come to just watch and made that clear. By the end of the meeting he had shared some very painful stuff and asked us to pray for him as a shadow had been diagnosed on one of his lungs. He didn't have long left. Nobody laid hands on (it seemed inappropriate) but a few of us prayed that Jesus would heal him.
I bumped into him in the city some time later and we recognised each other. He was not saved (evidenced by being disinterested in speaking of Jesus) but did report that the shadow disappeared and thanked us for praying. He did also imply that there might have been a mix-up over the images - the doctors simply couldn't explain it away.
Looking back, I too had been like one of the nine lepers - getting what I wanted after prayer to Jesus but not wanting Him - and then clinging onto the notion of coincidence as I clinged to my life. Still, seeds were sowed and God was glorified to us who prayed.
Wonderful program! You all give me so much encouragement!
Great stuff! An objective study of History OFTEN helps us break out of our 'theological echo chambers'. It's thrilling.
People don't realise Spurgeon was heavily criticised (by Southern Americans) for his vehement condemnation of slavery. One of the reasons I love him :)
wow thanks for bringing this forth
Great episode! CAN NOT WAIT to see the Isaiah Saldivar conversation. ( :
Great video. Very helpful references to Conwell's biography (most later biographers censor all references to healing in Spurgeon's ministry) and very insightful comments along the way about healing in general. Thanks. By the way, I believe Spurgeon broke out into prophecy in his sermon "The Power of the Holy Ghost" when he predicted a coming, Spirit-empowered revival.
Decades ago, Holy Spirit gave me the gift of healing and I did not use it because my Baptist boss would have fired me for it. And that gift went away. I regret every day not using that gift and accepting the consequences from that boss. I feel Hope again thanks to you good brothers!
The gifts don’t leave you, you just have to step out and stir it up by faith.
You can pray for sick people anywhere outside of church and see the grace of Jesus Christ bring healing to them.
”For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.“
Romans 11:29 ESV
Wow. Definitely gonna need to get that book. Awesome episode. Thank you as always!
Thank you for this discussion! What a blessing. I'm sharing it.
Respectfully, may I add an interesting point: Thorns in the flesh are mentioned twice in the OT, in Numbers and Joshua.
They are not sickness.
They are enemy PEOPLES, living beings. Paul asked that his whatever depart from him.
He didn't ask for healing.
I think the messenger--angel?-- of Satan was a demon causing trouble.
But I agree, healing is for today, in the Atonement, Matthew 8:16. Yet, they don't always happen in this world.
I just saw this video for the first time. (Don't know how I missed it.) I appreciated the comment about not complicating prayer with what amounts to incantations. Remember, we are speaking to God asking him to act in love on another's behalf. There's a time and place for renunciations; this is not one of them.
Really appreciate the redirect from the signs and miracles to the One who is actually the healer, The Holy Spirit when the Father sends Him.
I do find it interesting that Jesus would often tell a healed or set free person not to tell anyone. He didn't make a TH-cam video out of every miracle he did. But at the same time a person who is touched by God will often have the natural response of declaring that praise to others.
I agree, I think we (I mean other charismatics) should spend more time thinking about this. I think there is something to humbly hiding these miracle testimonies. IDK that we always need to do it, but at minimum, we should avoid spectacles.
@@TheRemnantRadio I think somewhere between silence and shouting from the rooftops is a heart stance where we always ensure that Jesus and His Gospel is not only preached but is central when we do speak of miracles etc.
Spurgeon the surgeon
His preaching certainly cuts me open
So so good, great conversation! Absolutely fascinating!!! Thank you!
Smith Wigglesworth and John G Lake probably have the healing record… but I’m sure Spurgeon has sounder theology and is more well rounded. That mixed with his fruit and the power he walked in, make him my favorite preacher
Awesome episode. Can you give a link of the book of Russel Conwell? And are there more sources about Spurgeons healing and prophetic ministry besides Conwell that I can look up on the internet?
ia902308.us.archive.org/5/items/lifeofcharleshad00conw/lifeofcharleshad00conw.pdf
@@TheRemnantRadio Yesssss ! Thank you so much 🙌🏻
Wow that was great!! Thanks again, Boys!
You have been such a blessing to me. I run a testimony ministry called Forever Changed. And the testimonies from your show have been awesome. Keep it coming. Good work. Personally, would love to become a monthly partner of your work. - Angela
I will look into that patreon website
God always wants up healed it is just a matter of when and for the reason why. My case in point is that we all will have resurrected bodies/heavenly bodies when all is said and done
Hallelujah!! We all LOVE JESUS!! We are his Bride
Spurgeon definitely believed we need to walk in the Spirit but he did not believe the charismatic gifts were available in his age. I listened to one of his sermons this morning earlier and he literally refers to those gifts as being gone.
Yes, he said that, but then also experienced miracles and saw healings. 🤔
I had heard of thus, and yes unfortunately his healing ministry isn't found much anywhere, looks like erased not by accident....
Thank you, Gentlemen 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Any born again believer has the right to petition God in Jesus' name, but unless the request aligns with the will of God, it won't be granted. Fortunately, God is merciful and often honors us by granting our requests.
Awesome 👍
Spurgeon's mother having so many children was fairly common at the time.
Please have a show about C.S. Lewis.
Remnant Radio! You guys should do a new series like the Church Fathers one you did recently, but do it on The Puritans and even the reformers. Love the show.
We have been talking about doing a series on the reformers during reformation history month, then doing a series on the puritans the following month. It would only be 4 episodes each. But we could probably do that series every year. Covering different reformers and puritans every year.
@@TheRemnantRadio Oh I love that, I should have known you guys would have already been thinking of this. You cover everything. Please keep it up. Love from the UK.
You spoke about prayer and healing by two of your presenters it's my first time listening. I've been sick for a long time and want so badly to be prayed for. I am unable to go to church as I'm housebound. Can you help me
I pray you are healed by the POWER of the Holy Spirit in Jesus name! 🙏🏽
Thank you for this amazing video. What would you make of the fact that Spurgeon struggled with severe depression, but he still performed all these healings?
Thanks
50:00 Your comment about Spurgeon "playing into that Reformed....ideology," reminds me of a book I read and reread years ago, Powerlines: What Great Evangelicals Taught and Believed about the Holy Spirit. In that book you see that Holy Spirit is at work in many ways but each individual wrestles with how to explain it to others and how it fits into their traditional theology.
Amen wonderful video
Please please please can u have Torban on from the last reformation?
A prayerless continuationist will be a practical ceassationist. A prayerful ceassationist will be a practical continuationist.
Amen
Great video! Thanks Lord. 🔥
please the link for the spurgeon biography ebook
Spurgeon may have been more charismatic than Calvinists are willing to admit to. Supposedly, Spurgeon prayed so long, that he had to be carried to his pulpit while under the power of the Spirit.
I heard Spurgeon spent time at a family cabin as a teen where he was isolated and got familiar with God's word to the point where his understanding of it just blew everyone away. He's prewrath and not pre trib like today's baptists and others. I have read through the bible a couple times and believe pre wrath is biblical based on what the Lord says in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. We're not going to just up and fly away until the Lord returns to redeem us and deal with His enemies.
And why the surprise at healing ministries? James said if anyone is sick let the elders put their hands on them and pray for them. Putting God in a box potentially causes Him to not be interested in providing miracles in your life. So we have to be careful here and hope but not for silly things. If the Lord blesses you, you are blessed. He is sovereign meaning He does what He wills.
James 5:14 KJV
Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord.
Matthew 13:58 KJV
And he did not many mighty works there because of their unbelief.
Mark 6:5 KJV
And he could there do no mighty work, save that he laid his hands upon a few sick folk, and healed them.
Matthew 9:29 KJV
Then touched he their eyes, saying, According to your faith be it unto you.
Highly controversial, but John Alexander Dowie would fit into that timeline prior to the Holy Ghost outpouring of late19th/early 20th century.
What is the author and title of the book Paul King referred to that mentions these healings?
Love you guys. Great channel and content
Millers in Denver? Dude we should go evangelize some time!
How do we know the Lord didn’t quicken his willed death for them- as to reduce the length of their suffering (in regard to those who got more sick and died)
@32:00 - "A selective reading".... Many of the problems in the Church in the U.S. , is that too many are Not baptized in the Holy Spirit as described in Acts 2... endued with Power from On High.
- Being filled with the Spirit - may be what Jesus was referring to in the parable of the 10 virgins.... having their lamps full of oil.
Please , Sirs... Can I have some more?
Ah, Spurgeon the surgeon! 😁
Can you invite Kathryn Krick and ask her who she got her anointing from and who he is and if she gave money for it?! Who her spiritual father is. She's gathering quite a following. And some known ministries are recommending her. And she even came to The Netherlands.
I know that this is not an exposure channel. But maybe you can do an episode about real and false(occult) anointings? And how to discern.
Also, along with CS Lewis, add J.R.R. Tolkien, please.
Can you be taught in the gifts or do they come only because of prayer?
Here is a video that we produced that answers that question.
Responding to Revealing Truth: Why Teaching to Prophecy, Healing, & Speaking in Tongues Is Biblical
th-cam.com/video/Dj8Nr_Tehss/w-d-xo.html
Do my eyes need prayer or am I missing the link for the Spurgeon ebooks ??
Lol
ia902308.us.archive.org/5/items/lifeofcharleshad00conw/lifeofcharleshad00conw.pdf
Question- Josh do you respond to an email? I had trouble finding a link to Patreon and sent a few emails over a period of a few weeks. I think I finally found it today. All I had found was your email and a paypal link before but was searching for patreon. I would appreciate it as I figured it must be a dead email that needs to be updated . I rarely would send a personal msg but I personally could not find patreon. thanks
Why do you think these people like Charles Spurgeon and Smith Wigglesworth. Katherine K are so rare and far between? Is it that God just gives them that special gift for a designated time? I know healing happens now but not on such a large scale like with these people. Love your show!
I absolutely believe that God sovereignly gives gifts like this to the body of Christ. But there may also be an area of human responsibility that is present in all the individuals you have mentioned.
I know this off topic but who did Miller go to Germany with?
I'm starting to feel bad for basement boy. Repent!
Love a good Jesus Juke😂
So blood pudding is actually a sausage made from blood
Yeah. Realized that after the fact. I just assumed “pudding” meant desert.🤦🏻
That's right. I tasted some in Glasgow. Not bad.
Riddle me this: If it's all about the gospel of Jesus, why the need for a new religion, apart from Judaism?
Maybe because the Jews rejected Jesus and so those that followed Him just moved on.
@@Susan-zk7ne The Jews have rejected his claim to be the Messiah. However, Jesus said he didn't come to abolish the laws of Moses. The religion which observes the laws of Moses is Judaism, not Christianity. See Matt. 5:17. "Now if you say to yourself, "How will we know the word that the Lord did not speak?" If the prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, and the thing does not occur and does not come about, that is the thing the Lord did not speak. The prophet has spoken it wantonly; you shall not be afraid of him. Deut. 18:21-22
@@waitstill7091 Well the Jews are under a separate covenant, which is the Abrahimic covenant. When Christ died and rose again, He established a new covenant that Christians are under. Christianity was developed under that new covenant. If u receive salvation, then you're under that new covenant. Anyone, even a Jew can receive it. The 12 Disciples were Jews that received salvation and became born-again.
@@GUURL101 The new covenant is the same covenant with a later day Israel.
44But despite all this, while they are in the land of their enemies, I will not despise them nor will I reject them to annihilate them, thereby breaking My covenant that is with them, for I am the Lord their God.45I will remember for them the covenant [made with] the ancestors, whom I took out from the land of Egypt before the eyes of the nations, to be a God to them. I am the Lord.
Leviticus 26:44-45
@@waitstill7091 Nope. The new covenant brought gentiles (non-Jews) into sonship with God. So Gentiles can now be children of God. That was not possible until Christ died. It's not the same covenant and Christians are not forced to abide by the Jewish Law. You should read Apostle Paul's writings. Especially Galatians and Ephesians.
18:50 Partially paralyzed man-could've been a stroke and this guy goes on ti say that he's seen 2 ppl healed of a stroke?!? 20:10
Is this a question or a statement?
I read that he was also strong in the 'word of knowledge'
Did you watch the video? we did give a few examples of that
@@TheRemnantRadio Greetings, Yes, I watched it after writing my comment.
“Obvious nothing transition statement”
Great video! Who did you go to Germany with?
Ken Fish
@@Henriette-van-der-Ende I thought so...he was just here with us a few weeks ago and knew he was going Germany awesome!
@@williamherzog1474 It was Just 4 hours drive from my home. But found out to late. Maybe next time
Ok well my nickname for him has been Spurgey-poo but I would never have called him that to his face.
Hyperbole?
There is no healing gift today.
Have you been baptized in the Holy Spirit, as described in Acts 2? Endued with Power from On High? // This is an experience that is separate from Salvation.
Lol so what sand box is your head stuck in?