Let's compare three Pentecostal Denominations: Assemblies of God, The Church of God (Cleveland, TN) and The International Church of the Foursquare Gospel.
Went to both AG and Church of God and loved both places but what is wrong with the second works? If I understand it correctly it's having a transformation by experiencing God. I see no probably with that but the AG doesn't believe this is possible or am I misunderstanding second works?
Proverbs 9 : 13 - 18 “The woman Folly is loud ; she is UNDISCIPLINED and without knowledge. She sits at the door of her house, on a seat at the highest point of the city, calling out to those who pass by, who go straight on their way. “Let all who are simple come in here!” she says to those who lack judgment. Stolen water is sweet ; food eaten in secret is delicious!” But little do they know that the dead are there, that her guests are in the depths of the grave.” Theses verses are a apable like all the Bible they refer to the " church" = the woman, undisciplined refers to the hundreds of preposterous denominations,
your videos are so well done and informative... thank you so much. i have been going to a church for maybe 2 yrs that even though i asked, i still didnt understand what they believed and where they stood on issues until i saw one of your videos. its confirming for me that i think i may want to move on down the road 😅
I grew up in the COGIC and i never knew there were so many other pentacostals until recently. Some of the church splits have a really unfortunate catalyst too.
I grew up COGIC & understood that the 7 yrs after COGIC's incorporperation as a legitimize Christan denomination/organization the founding leadership of AG (white ministers) were racially targeted by their peers for being a part of an organization that was lead by blacks; primarily the COGIC Founder, Bishop C.H. Mason. The irony behind this & part that the founding AG ministers could not run away from was the fact that the first AG ministers we licensed and ordained by Bishop Mason...
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ it’s close, he may also be going off the majority I’m not sure. For example my church is AG and they don’t speak about tongues being a requirement in baptism of the Holy Spirit
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ you should have kept going in the scripture that’s the important part… ““The scribes and the Pharisees sit on Moses’ seat, so do and observe whatever they tell you, but not the works they do. For they preach, but do not practice.” Matthew 23:2-3
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ thank you for the Word, but why did you send me these? I didn’t know if you were trying to make a point or just sending me encouragement. Thanks friend
While I am no longer officially connected with the Assemblies of God, I was an A/G pastor for about 15 years. I agree with the correction as stated above.
@@danielmedrano1762 The AG advised my abusive mentality ill wife to divorce me. They helped her falsely accuse me of abuse. Yet at the very first hearing in court where I was allowed to speak to the Judge he awarded me custody of my children Whuch eventually became permanent. After that they told me I was no longer qualified to be a Pastor. Yet they did not discipline the Pastor who directly helped my wife falsely accuse me. Today I evangelize Muslims.
Great video! In practice, there are a large growing number of AG churches that believe baptism of the Holy Spirit is not always accompanied by speaking in tongues but more in the "sometimes" category. So on paper, it is "required". But in practice, with a large number of individual churches, speaking in tongues is "sometimes" present. More of a shift in the past 10 years.
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William Seymour was influenced by The Evening Light Saints (Church of God, Indiana) and said he was sanctified before he was led to meet Charles Parham who proclaimed the 3rd work of Grace
I'm part of an AG church, however the confirmation by tongues (although possible) is not taught as we do not see that in scripture (to my knowledge). Also, the strictness on alcohol in my experience is aimed at ministers / pastors as response to the importance of those roles; not a mark or need of salvation. I really enjoy this channel, it brings me some real understanding on other brothers and sisters of the faith.
@@Chase21W Yes, restrictions on alcohol is a more dated teaching thatis only more prevalent among smaller, more mature congregations. The same with tongues. Most AG ministers I know assert that it is more important to seek Christ rather than a sign of the Holy Spirit. Tongues is seen as a possible sign but not required to be filled with the Spirit.
I am AG Minister and one of the 16 fundamental trutjs of the AOG is tongues being initial evidence of being baptized in the Holy Spirit. It is a must if you are Baptized in the spirit, but of course separate from salvation
@@itsnotthatbadguysmtgedh9332 could you explain 1 Corinthians 12 please? It says we are all baptized in the same spirit yet in the spirit we are all different when it comes to gifts. It says “Do all speak with tongues?” Implying that this is a gift of the spirit for some and not others…. If you could explain that, thank you!
@@Chase21W great question what it comes down is the difference between the gift of tongues, and the initial evidence of the baptism of the Spirit. They are the same in essence but different in purpose and use. I speak in tongues for personal edification I do not have the gift of tongues for edfication of others. Some call it prayer language, but essentially that is the difference in tongues as the AOG officially sees it
When I came to the Lord I started going to an AOG church and over the years have been going off and on, with other churches being visited in between. Years ago the AOG taught about repentance, closeness with the Lord etc. These days, very little is taught about repentance or holiness. Also the AOG had an air of superiority, i.e. was better than other churches, which upset me no end. I have been to a number of "traditional" churches in between which I found more "humble" than the AOG. However the AOG beliefs, i.e. sanctity of marriage, anti-abortion etc I strongly agree to whereas the traditional churches seem to have lost their moral compass and too many compromises with the world are occurring.
You'll find the superiority complex in any denomination. I attended an AOG church for 16 years. And everyone tried to make new people feel welcomed to the congregation and to the church. Meanwhile, for a time in 2012 I attended a Methodist church that my cousin is the pastor of. I attended because my grandmother was dying, and that was the church she attended. So to maximize time with her, we went to her church. And every service we could feel the judgement of others. And we weren't the only ones to pick up on it. The first service following my grandmothers death; my cousin made a statement to his congregation about how even he felt that we were being judged for not being Methodists. In 2014 I moved states, and there is only one AOG church in the area. I attended a few sermons. But they never really put the effort out to make us feel welcomed. It was like a "hi welcome" and then never acknowledge the existence of again. So I stopped going. After that, I went to "the church" in the area that basically everyone who's name is known around here goes to. It's a Baptist church, and didn't have really any problems with it. The people were warmer than the local AOG church. Actually, one of the first things anyone there said to me was an invitation to their Bible Study. I went for a couple of months. But something kept saying to me in the back of my head "This isn't where you're supposed to be." So again, I went "church shopping." Have attended about half the churches in my area regardless of denomination over the course of about 5 years. Then I went to one. And the first sermon I attended that voice that kept going "This isn't where you're supposed to be" said "This is where you're supposed to be." Have been there since. And I can tell you, over that 5 year search, about 1/4 of the churches I attended had that same superiority complex. Some I only attended one sermon because I could see everyone looking at me and feeling the overbearing amount of silent judgement. And it was more or less evenly split between "traditional" and "modern" churches where I felt that. It also didn't matter the denomination. The church I now attend is officially "nondenominational." But if you walked in not knowing that you'd claim they were a Baptist church (which they basically are). And, even though that's the church I now attend. I still identify as a Pentecostal. And still attend the AOG church I attended for so long when I go visit family there.
@@ReinSouls I agree with you, every church is different and some are more dedicated to God than others, if someone judges a church solely on fact that another church of the same domination had an attitude problem, they may be missing out. I find myself going to AoG churches mostly and I have seen massive differences between them. The one that I am going to now is very friendly and interest in helping people with their walk in God. But others I have gone to in the past have been hit-or-miss.
@WarmPotato It depends on which ones. There are very devout and Cod fearing Catholics and very secular ones. I am not Catholic but I have met deeply committed Catholics who love God and Catholics in name only who just go to church to perform a cultural ritual. To their credit there are no Catholic churches marrying gay couples and none which accept abortion as a woman's right. Liberal Protestant denominations have caved to these matters, but the Catholic church has not.
Not many differences other than leadership. AJ Tomlinson was horrible with money and used his own bank account for church funds. The church of God decided to end this, impeach him and go with a term limits. Certain churches believed in a “supreme leader” and chose to stay with AJ and later his son until his death in 1990 which led to another split, Church of God(Charleston, TN). Another one of his sons started the Church of God(Huntsville, Al) and appointed himself King of Men. Beliefs are pretty much identical and there has been talk of rejoining the COG for several years.
They both got started at Camp Creek in NC with same leaders in Cherokee Co NC. Fields of the Wood in Cherokee Co NC is an interesting Biblical theme park type location
I'm a minister in the Church of God. I have passed my test to become an Ordained Bishop and will be recognized next month and it will become official. The Church of God does and at the same time does not allow the ordination of women. Many chaplain programs require someone to be "Ordained" in order to be a chaplain. In light of this, a few years ago, the ministerial ranks where changed to exhorter, Ordained ministers, and then Ordained Bishop. Women can be Ordained ministers, however cannot be Ordained Bishops. This has been a topic of debate for years however, and a topic of discussion for this year's general assembly will one again be women in ministry and their role therein.
Deuteronomy 6:4 - "The Lord our God is One." A UPC pastor told us "I'm a father, I'm a son and I'm a husband, yet I I'm only one man." He stated God was not a "committee". Never forgot that and find it hard to consider the Trinitarian Godhead.
Just to clarify: The AOG has three "levels" of ministers as well. Certified, Licensed & Ordained. The distinction between each level is education and time spent in ministry. I was ordained, but left the AOG shortly after.
If I was a Pentecostal (I'm Reformed) I think I would be part of the Foursquare denom. They take a more rational position to Spirit Baptism, use of Alcohol, and their form of polity.
@@FreddyCastaneda1 < It may cause tension if its grow more but I do think that will split the denomination. The AG has an official Position paper on the ag.org/Beliefs/Position-Papers/Reformed-Theology-Response-of-the-AG-Position-Paper
@Gabriel B Millen is this leniency because of pressures in the church to accommodate people or is this due to an actual conscious conviction that they're beliefs are unnecessarily too stringent?
always grand fun to see various Christians going after each other in their need to claim that only their version is true, when none of them have any evidence of that at all.
@@andrewmoore3345 " What an original thought! I can’t believe no one has ever thought of that before! You’re breaking ground there, Copernicus!" Not original at all. But quite true.
So I have heard bill Johnson(bethel) Phil Robertson(duck dynasty) Alexander pagani( Alexander pagani ministries) come from the Assemblies of God background but I’m not sure if they still agree 100 percent with them anymore. For the other three here what big names come from the church of God and the four square church?
The Assemblies of God 's official position on alcohol is that the Bible does not prohibit it, but there is no reason to partake. Alcohol is allowed for the congregation, but if you want to become a minister, you sign an agreement saying you will not drink. Also, the AG has only one title for ministers, but 3 different levels: Certified, Licensed, and Ordained.
The AG position on alcohol is "Therefore the Assemblies of God reaffirms its position of abstinence from alcoholic beverages. This position should be proclaimed boldly and clearly throughout our Fellowship, yet humbly and lovingly in faithful ministry to all." Here's the official position: ag.org/Beliefs/Position-Papers/Abstinence-from-Alcohol
You speak too fast for me to process. Would you mind slowing your delivery down just a little bit. I really appreciate the content. I want to learn. Thank you.
Is it true that Assemblies of God believe that there should be only one church per city? (And perhaps with several campuses.) I find this interesting and unique.
Actually Sis. Moss, what he said in the video was correct. I agree that the majority of CoG folk are Young Earth Creationists, it is not required in the Minuites or questioned by credentialing boards. I know that some of the Lee and Seminary faculty don't hold that view.
My church was the Assemblies of God then Influencers now it's changed again to Futures church can you tell me what their new symbol means and what do they preach now?? We also have a new Symbol for our church I'm not sure what it means. Can you tell me .if I send it to you??
I am a member of a Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) and am formerly a member of another congregation of the same denomination. Lately, I have not heard entire sanctification taught in either of those two congregations. My current home church has not had a foot washing since I started going there in 2020. Under our current pastor, I've not heard speaking in tongues in the worship service. I do believe in process sanctification. Same sex foot washing does teach humility, but it is not necessary that my local church have that. Sometimes, tongues can be faked and many don't like fake tongues.
You did not specify WHICH Church of God denomination you discussed. I know of at least 3, but I believe there are more. There is one headquartered in Cleveland TN. There is another whose offices are in Findlay OH. The third is in another Midwestern state, but I forget.
One would think that it would be common sense to be united. But sometimes stubborn belief in even one difference can outweigh common sense. It is sadly the state of sinful nature to hold nonessential belief as though they were essential for the faith and become the obstacle from achieving unity. But at least these denoms are united through other means and organizations without feeling as though their belief system is being changed or diluted from even the most minor differences.
in your presentation you say that the foursquare church believes in "ongoing prophecy". where is this documented? in looking at their website i don't see anything confirming this. or is this just something common with all pentecostal churches?
The ongoing gift of prophecy is a mark of Pentecostal churches, but foursquare does speak of it. See, for example: 1. vimeo.com/245410200 2. resources.foursquare.org/foursquare_national_leader_leslie_keegel_delivers_prophecy/ 3. resources.foursquare.org/reclaiming_the_gifts_of_the_holy_spirit_part_1/
@@ReadyToHarvest Well they are ... many consider them charismatic but I have friends, who are Vineyard Pastors and they consider themselves and their denomination a Pentecostal.
@@ronashman8463 Just so you know there is NO tithing requirement in the New Covenant. All churches teaching tithing are preaching another gospel as per Galatians chapter one.
@@paulryan5984 the problem with you "no tithing these days" folk is that you do not read your Bibles. Matt 23:23 "ye pay tithe of mint and..." "*these things ye ought to have done*" and the second witness is likewise Luke 11:42 "ye tithe mint and..." "*these things ye ought to have done*". Jesus speaking. New testament I believe.
@@ronashman8463 Galatians 1; 6 I marvel that ye are so soon removed from him that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel: 7 Which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ. 8 But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, if any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.
It is disputed what the second work sanctification experience really means. Second grace means baptism with the holy spirit that happens in an instant, rather than the process of sanctification that leads to christian perfection. I assume you mean that the teachings of Church of God defines the process of sanctification as the “second-work sanctification” as opposed to the instant sanctification by the other 2 denominations.
I was raised in what is today an extremely liberal Lutheran Church which was part of the ALC then and the ELCA now. I became a Born Again Christian in high school after hearing a non Lutheran speak at a high school weekend retreat. While in the Navy and in college the local Lutheran Churches didn't want me to attend as a single Sailor or a single college student. I ran into the Assemblies of God in San Diego while in the Navy. The Assemblies of God taught the GAP Theory, which I accepted for a long time. My study of Science eventually convinced me that the GAP Theory is incorrect and Young Earth Creation is the correct view as taught in the Bible and that agrees with Observational Science.
If you listen ,God will place you in the church he wants you to attend.I am Full Gospel so I attend Holy Ghost Churches .The thing that hurts is people with pride telling you what churches are superior to the others .
@WarmPotato that would be fine with me. He does a great job with what he does but seems to shy away from the RCC. It’s very educational as far as all the different beliefs of Protestant churches. I would like to see him lift the veil as it were on the RCC.
I’m not sure about the overall beliefs of the organization but from the two churches I’ve been in: one was church of God, the other AG - both taught that in baptism(a symbol that we are born again in spirit and we are now following in the tradition to be baptized) there is no requirement for speaking in tongues. This is a gift of God and if it does happen then it happens. Hope this answered your question, if you have any more just let me know.
@@Chase21W I'm asking from an AG/CG perspective. I'm not talking about water baptism. They say that water baptism and Spirit baptism are different things. I'm asking if AG or CG believe that an organic mute is not able to be baptized in the Spirit since they would not be physically able to speak in tongues since they believe there would be no evidence
@@n40798I understand, well from the two churches I’ve been in one AG and one COG they don’t require proof of tongues or any proof. They would never turn someone away and speaking in tongues has been a sad rule put in place by man just like so many other rules Christ died for our sins, admitting your a sinner and in need of a savior would be a first step. Accepting Christ as that savior and believing in Him as the Son of God, dying on a cross for your sin would be the second, and believing He rose again and now sits at the right hand of the Father would be third. Now we go turn from that Sin and we are a new creation/born again in spirit/heirs with Christ. Then last he said Go and make disciples and always be ready for my return. I think that covers it….
1 Corinthians 12 explains baptism of the spirit pretty well! Speaking in tongues is a gift that some have and others do not. There are many other gifts as well and the great thing is we are all in one spirit having different gifts making the “body of Christ” (that’s believers) complete.
The holy spirit lives in us. Sanctification is done by the holy spirit through our cooperation, faithfulness, after receiving Jesus as Lord and savior. Supernatural empowerment by the holy spirit who is our teacher.
Church of God and assemblies of God have been heavily considering merging. Their doctrines are so close, I wouldn't be surprised if we all come together soon
Hi there. I know that the Bible says that to divorce and then remarry is considered ongoing adultery. Marriage is until death do you part. Not saying that there aren't any true Believers in the churches though.
John 14:12 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. Ephesians 2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. James 2:18 Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. 2 Peter Chapter 1 5 And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; 6 And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; 7 And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity. 1 John 2:5 But whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in him.
New Testament church on india it's known as The Pentecostal Mission, are not in internet, media, has ASSEMBLIES in more than 65 countries, SERVANTS of GOD and believers stand for divine healing, go through Wikimedia etc etc
95% correct but I imagine the things I see as wrong in the A/G are because they can withdraw and the congregation owns the property. I think for this reason each church has a little bit more freedom on beliefs as long as they are not too out of scope. In the 70's the A/G owned the property but that has changed since then. The A/G is moving more to a sanctification is a process that comes through a relationship with Christ whereas the old saying is Saved, Sanctified, and filled with the Holy Ghost. My personal belief is James 4:8-10 "Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, ye sinners; and purify your hearts, ye double-minded. Be afflicted, and mourn, and weep: let your laughter be turned to mourning, and your joy to heaviness. Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you up." All of the sanctification in this scripture comes after he says Draw near to God, AND HE WILL DRAW NEAR TO YOU. It is with Christ's help we obtain sanctification. This is an absolutely phenomenal presentation that taught me a lot.
@readtAG has three levels of Minister credential, but that is more-or-less just an education and experience thing. Certified Licence to Preach Ordained
You forgot 1 key difference concerning the doctrine of marriage young Man. The Church Of God holds to the biblical doctrine of fornication being the only reason a person can divorce and remarry. While the other 2 take the position of marital unfaithfulness being a legitimate reason to divorce and then consequently remarry.
The split between Assemblies of God and Church of God was over sanctification one held progressive while the other held instantaneous when it is actualy both and not one or the other. As for the gifts of the Spirit there are 9 in all, i have seen tongues a lot my pastor bluts out in tongues just about every service, i have seen interpretation once in a blue moon, as for the others they are lacking. So the one gift that id hard to judge is the one some do a lot, but those gifts that you would know instantly are real are extreamly lacking being pretty much non existent
Jesus in his Humanity is recognizing that God the Father is His God, while also knowing that in His Divinity He and the Father are One. This is clearly understood if one believes that Jesus is fully God and fully Man.
@WarmPotato yes, typically those who believe in the dual nature of Jesus Christ would be Trinitarian, but belief in the dual nature of Jesus Christ is not exclusive to them.
You will have to do a bit of research, especially when jesus talks about how they have recieved his word etc. But he is emphasising to mary that he is about to go up to be approved by God and how that it is the same God. If you go back to the old testament, the high priest did the same thing as he walked to the holy of holies and sprinkled the blood on the mercy seat of the ark. No one could touch him before he did this as it would make him unclean and he would probably die if he tried to go in after being touched. Leviticus 16:10-18.
According to our apostle paul’s ministry,today we are only saved by BELIEVING The Gospel of Jesus Christ,1st Corinthians Chapter 15 verse 1-4.Jesus Christ died on the cross,was buried and rose again on the third day.Jesus Christ Shed Blood is what saves you when you believe this plan of salvation with your heart.
Stephen Michaels; James 2; 18 Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. 19 Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble. 20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead?
Ephesians 1:22-23, Ephesians 4:4 Certainly the bible is right any and every "organization" that says differently well there saying "we are right the bible is wrong" there is only 1 body find that one youll be alright
I'll help you out. I finished this video. And I'm like Arminian and believe people can fail salvation from this scripture I found Galatians 5:19-21 that when sinning that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. Galatians was Paul's teachings, proves it can fail eternal salvation. Grandpa believed he couldn't go to Hell, and Arminians believe he could. I'm against suicide. I was depressed also to suicidal. I almost did suicide as a 5-Point Calvinist. And these scriptures got me more hope. I became more Arminian now from these scriptures I posted on here. I believe people can fail salvation. Loving God is wanting to be useful for him much. What if a person could do that much of his time? And I enjoy working from this. People who enjoy working. When it's more likely to be boring to non-Christians. New American Standard Bible (NASB) Mark 9:33 (V)They came to Capernaum; and when He was in (W)the house, He began to question them, "What were you discussing on the way?" . Mark 9:34 But they kept silent, for on the way (X)they had discussed with one another which of them was the greatest. . Mark 9:35 Sitting down, He called the twelve and said to them, "(Y)If anyone wants to be first, he shall be last of all and servant of all." . This is for Christian world domination. Why to raise kids Christians. God Son Jesus said similarly to whoever is useful the most is the best merited of the apostles. Useful merit for eternal rewards and competition with other Christians. With God Son Lord Jesus Christ faith teaching, people will want to be useful for the kingdom of Heaven, which usefulness happens on Earth and if any other place. We need to help this world as much as we can! This text could motivate, supposed to be Christian people, to do all types of usefulness. Chores, volunteering, grade school, high school, college, and work. Good people, this world needs them.
@@ReadyToHarvest Very few modern AoG ministers still believe that you can "lose" your salvation but are open to apostasy. Southern Baptists would say that man was never really saved. AoG would say he walked away from his salvation and rejected God. More of an emphasis in the denomination now on the keeping power of God's grace.
Seventh Day Adventists are right about most things except Plato and Constantine's changing the belief in one God to three Gods. Church of God of the Faith of Abraham.
God is ONE God, in THREE distinct persons. It is difficult for the human brain to comprehend, but that is what the New Testament clearly teaches. Even in the Old Testament, there are clues to the Trinity of God. In Genesis, for example, God says..."Let US make Man in OUR image". That "Us", of course, refers to the three different persons...Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus, in His long discourse with His Apostles in the Gospel of John, on the night before He died, goes into His relationship with the Father in great spirituality.
As an Assemblies of God minister, I can confirm there are three levels of credentials-certified, licensed and ordained
Went to both AG and Church of God and loved both places but what is wrong with the second works? If I understand it correctly it's having a transformation by experiencing God. I see no probably with that but the AG doesn't believe this is possible or am I misunderstanding second works?
Thanks for all the research and hours you put in to keep us informed
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Proverbs 9 : 13 - 18 “The woman Folly is loud ; she is UNDISCIPLINED and without knowledge. She sits at the door of her house, on a seat at the highest point of the city, calling out to those who pass by, who go straight on their way. “Let all who are simple come in here!” she says to those who lack judgment. Stolen water is sweet ; food eaten in secret is delicious!” But little do they know that the dead are there, that her guests are in the depths of the grave.” Theses verses are a apable like all the Bible they refer to the " church" = the woman, undisciplined refers to the hundreds of preposterous denominations,
I'm so glad I found this channel. Very concise, informative content. Thanks for your work
your videos are so well done and informative... thank you so much. i have been going to a church for maybe 2 yrs that even though i asked, i still didnt understand what they believed and where they stood on issues until i saw one of your videos. its confirming for me that i think i may want to move on down the road 😅
Thanks for a fast and thorough comparison. It's helpful when seeking a local congregation.
Thanks for the information ! Well laid out, and easy to understand !
as a fun fact, brazilian assemblies of God normally have 4 ranks of ordination, listed in crescent order: deacon, presbyter, evangelist and pastor.
Thanks for this information..
I love Foursquare Gospel Church 😇
What an excellent video. I am a lover of history so I assume gathering this info was time consuming. May the Lord bless you.
I grew up in the COGIC and i never knew there were so many other pentacostals until recently. Some of the church splits have a really unfortunate catalyst too.
I grew up COGIC & understood that the 7 yrs after COGIC's incorporperation as a legitimize Christan denomination/organization the founding leadership of AG (white ministers) were racially targeted by their peers for being a part of an organization that was lead by blacks; primarily the COGIC Founder, Bishop C.H. Mason. The irony behind this & part that the founding AG ministers could not run away from was the fact that the first AG ministers we licensed and ordained by Bishop Mason...
Great job as always!
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Very good presentation. Thank you.
Very well done, thank you.
This channel is awesome
Great research, a great help for me in knowing the teachings of these churches
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ it’s close, he may also be going off the majority I’m not sure. For example my church is AG and they don’t speak about tongues being a requirement in baptism of the Holy Spirit
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ I agree I do not like we have split into all of these denominations
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ you should have kept going in the scripture that’s the important part…
““The scribes and the Pharisees sit on Moses’ seat, so do and observe whatever they tell you, but not the works they do. For they preach, but do not practice.”
Matthew 23:2-3
@꧁.꧂ Son of Man 333 ꧁_꧂ thank you for the Word, but why did you send me these? I didn’t know if you were trying to make a point or just sending me encouragement. Thanks friend
I am a Church of God member. So glad for this accurate information. 👏
I love these
Beautiful factual and to the point! Great job!
love your videos! could you do one about sedevacantist catholics?
Thanx, Pastor 🌹🌹🌹
One quick correction. For the Assemblies of God, there are three credentialing levels. Certified, Licensed and Ordained. Just thought you should know.
That is correct
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While I am no longer officially connected with the Assemblies of God, I was an A/G pastor for about 15 years. I agree with the correction as stated above.
@@pastorart1974 may i ask why you departed from them?
@@danielmedrano1762 The AG advised my abusive mentality ill wife to divorce me. They helped her falsely accuse me of abuse. Yet at the very first hearing in court where I was allowed to speak to the Judge he awarded me custody of my children Whuch eventually became permanent.
After that they told me I was no longer qualified to be a Pastor.
Yet they did not discipline the Pastor who directly helped my wife falsely accuse me.
Today I evangelize Muslims.
Great video! In practice, there are a large growing number of AG churches that believe baptism of the Holy Spirit is not always accompanied by speaking in tongues but more in the "sometimes" category. So on paper, it is "required". But in practice, with a large number of individual churches, speaking in tongues is "sometimes" present. More of a shift in the past 10 years.
Really like these presentations! Very well done.
Is doing one on Seventh day adventists on your bucket list?
Thanks, and yes it is.
@@ReadyToHarvest Permission to upload your videos on my fb acct? I'll acknowledge you so there can be no issues.
@@robinpatrickg.crucena3219 Robin, it is totally fine to copy the link and embed this youtube video there, but I don't want the video downloaded and uploaded to facebook apart from TH-cam. Thanks!
@@ReadyToHarvest can u do Christianity in India . Denominations.
Much respect!
Very great job.
William Seymour was influenced by The Evening Light Saints (Church of God, Indiana) and said he was sanctified before he was led to meet Charles Parham who proclaimed the 3rd work of Grace
good info, thanks!
Thank you!
I'm part of an AG church, however the confirmation by tongues (although possible) is not taught as we do not see that in scripture (to my knowledge). Also, the strictness on alcohol in my experience is aimed at ministers / pastors as response to the importance of those roles; not a mark or need of salvation.
I really enjoy this channel, it brings me some real understanding on other brothers and sisters of the faith.
Yes, same in our group as well!
@@Chase21W Yes, restrictions on alcohol is a more dated teaching thatis only more prevalent among smaller, more mature congregations. The same with tongues. Most AG ministers I know assert that it is more important to seek Christ rather than a sign of the Holy Spirit. Tongues is seen as a possible sign but not required to be filled with the Spirit.
I am AG Minister and one of the 16 fundamental trutjs of the AOG is tongues being initial evidence of being baptized in the Holy Spirit. It is a must if you are Baptized in the spirit, but of course separate from salvation
@@itsnotthatbadguysmtgedh9332 could you explain 1 Corinthians 12 please? It says we are all baptized in the same spirit yet in the spirit we are all different when it comes to gifts. It says “Do all speak with tongues?” Implying that this is a gift of the spirit for some and not others…. If you could explain that, thank you!
@@Chase21W great question what it comes down is the difference between the gift of tongues, and the initial evidence of the baptism of the Spirit. They are the same in essence but different in purpose and use. I speak in tongues for personal edification I do not have the gift of tongues for edfication of others.
Some call it prayer language, but essentially that is the difference in tongues as the AOG officially sees it
Could you make a video of the Jesus Is Lord Church and the Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ Fourthwatch?
Thank you so much.
Could you do a comparison video? Pentecostal, Baptist and Lutheran?
When I came to the Lord I started going to an AOG church and over the years have been going off and on, with other churches being visited in between. Years ago the AOG taught about repentance, closeness with the Lord etc. These days, very little is taught about repentance or holiness. Also the AOG had an air of superiority, i.e. was better than other churches, which upset me no end. I have been to a number of "traditional" churches in between which I found more "humble" than the AOG. However the AOG beliefs, i.e. sanctity of marriage, anti-abortion etc I strongly agree to whereas the traditional churches seem to have lost their moral compass and too many compromises with the world are occurring.
I went to AOG for 20 years of my life until I recently just switched over to Church of God, I love it! People are way more humbler.
You'll find the superiority complex in any denomination. I attended an AOG church for 16 years. And everyone tried to make new people feel welcomed to the congregation and to the church. Meanwhile, for a time in 2012 I attended a Methodist church that my cousin is the pastor of. I attended because my grandmother was dying, and that was the church she attended. So to maximize time with her, we went to her church. And every service we could feel the judgement of others. And we weren't the only ones to pick up on it. The first service following my grandmothers death; my cousin made a statement to his congregation about how even he felt that we were being judged for not being Methodists.
In 2014 I moved states, and there is only one AOG church in the area. I attended a few sermons. But they never really put the effort out to make us feel welcomed. It was like a "hi welcome" and then never acknowledge the existence of again. So I stopped going. After that, I went to "the church" in the area that basically everyone who's name is known around here goes to. It's a Baptist church, and didn't have really any problems with it. The people were warmer than the local AOG church. Actually, one of the first things anyone there said to me was an invitation to their Bible Study. I went for a couple of months. But something kept saying to me in the back of my head "This isn't where you're supposed to be." So again, I went "church shopping." Have attended about half the churches in my area regardless of denomination over the course of about 5 years. Then I went to one. And the first sermon I attended that voice that kept going "This isn't where you're supposed to be" said "This is where you're supposed to be." Have been there since. And I can tell you, over that 5 year search, about 1/4 of the churches I attended had that same superiority complex. Some I only attended one sermon because I could see everyone looking at me and feeling the overbearing amount of silent judgement. And it was more or less evenly split between "traditional" and "modern" churches where I felt that. It also didn't matter the denomination. The church I now attend is officially "nondenominational." But if you walked in not knowing that you'd claim they were a Baptist church (which they basically are). And, even though that's the church I now attend. I still identify as a Pentecostal. And still attend the AOG church I attended for so long when I go visit family there.
The church of pergamos, Rev 2:12. The compromised church. Married to the world.
@@ReinSouls I agree with you, every church is different and some are more dedicated to God than others, if someone judges a church solely on fact that another church of the same domination had an attitude problem, they may be missing out.
I find myself going to AoG churches mostly and I have seen massive differences between them. The one that I am going to now is very friendly and interest in helping people with their walk in God. But others I have gone to in the past have been hit-or-miss.
@WarmPotato It depends on which ones. There are very devout and Cod fearing Catholics and very secular ones. I am not Catholic but I have met deeply committed Catholics who love God and Catholics in name only who just go to church to perform a cultural ritual.
To their credit there are no Catholic churches marrying gay couples and none which accept abortion as a woman's right. Liberal Protestant denominations have caved to these matters, but the Catholic church has not.
Could you do Church of God vs Church of God of Prophecy? I think the history between them is interesting so you might find some cool differences
Not many differences other than leadership. AJ Tomlinson was horrible with money and used his own bank account for church funds. The church of God decided to end this, impeach him and go with a term limits. Certain churches believed in a “supreme leader” and chose to stay with AJ and later his son until his death in 1990 which led to another split, Church of God(Charleston, TN). Another one of his sons started the Church of God(Huntsville, Al) and appointed himself King of Men. Beliefs are pretty much identical and there has been talk of rejoining the COG for several years.
They both got started at Camp Creek in NC with same leaders in Cherokee Co NC. Fields of the Wood in Cherokee Co NC is an interesting Biblical theme park type location
I'm a minister in the Church of God. I have passed my test to become an Ordained Bishop and will be recognized next month and it will become official. The Church of God does and at the same time does not allow the ordination of women. Many chaplain programs require someone to be "Ordained" in order to be a chaplain. In light of this, a few years ago, the ministerial ranks where changed to exhorter, Ordained ministers, and then Ordained Bishop. Women can be Ordained ministers, however cannot be Ordained Bishops. This has been a topic of debate for years however, and a topic of discussion for this year's general assembly will one again be women in ministry and their role therein.
Great video bro. Blessings.
Can you make a video on the International Christian Church. ICC or ICCOC
We in united Pentecostal church ,believe in the oneness of God ..the father and son an Holy Ghost are one ..I Am that i am ..
Well explain if they are one , why did Jesus say not even he knows when the rapture is , HE said only my Father knows
Praise God the only denomination that preaches the truth!
Our church was the same as UPC but in Spanish Apostolic we somehow fellowship with AOG occasionally and with paw people
Deuteronomy 6:4 - "The Lord our God is One." A UPC pastor told us "I'm a father, I'm a son and I'm a husband, yet I I'm only one man." He stated God was not a "committee". Never forgot that and find it hard to consider the Trinitarian Godhead.
Good concise points on Pentecostal
Just to clarify:
The AOG has three "levels" of ministers as well. Certified, Licensed & Ordained. The distinction between each level is education and time spent in ministry. I was ordained, but left the AOG shortly after.
If I was a Pentecostal (I'm Reformed) I think I would be part of the Foursquare denom. They take a more rational position to Spirit Baptism, use of Alcohol, and their form of polity.
There is a small calvinist movement in the AG.
@@angelbonilla4243 do you think it might cause a rift in the denom if Calvinism becomes more influential?
@@FreddyCastaneda1 < It may cause tension if its grow more but I do think that will split the denomination. The AG has an official Position paper on the ag.org/Beliefs/Position-Papers/Reformed-Theology-Response-of-the-AG-Position-Paper
@Gabriel B Millen is this leniency because of pressures in the church to accommodate people or is this due to an actual conscious conviction that they're beliefs are unnecessarily too stringent?
@Gabriel B Millen Christians don't babble and flop about. Demoniacs do.
Please compare AG, COGIC, and International Pentecostal Holiness Church
That would be a sweet set up.
A piece of "holy Cake" !!!
always grand fun to see various Christians going after each other in their need to claim that only their version is true, when none of them have any evidence of that at all.
What an original thought! I can’t believe no one has ever thought of that before! You’re breaking ground there, Copernicus!
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What an original thought! I can’t believe no one has ever thought of that before! You’re breaking ground there, Copernicus!"
Not original at all. But quite true.
@@velkyn1 he's quoting a stand-up comedian. Brian Regan, if I recall correctly.
I love Foursquare church and family
Wow, I did not know this. Where are these numbers when we vote?
So I have heard bill Johnson(bethel) Phil Robertson(duck dynasty) Alexander pagani( Alexander pagani ministries) come from the Assemblies of God background but I’m not sure if they still agree 100 percent with them anymore. For the other three here what big names come from the church of God and the four square church?
Could you make a video about the fundamentalist baptist churches ?
I second
Not definable.
Thanks
@Ready to Harvest: Will you explain why Church of God is different from the Church of God of Prophecy?
The Assemblies of God 's official position on alcohol is that the Bible does not prohibit it, but there is no reason to partake. Alcohol is allowed for the congregation, but if you want to become a minister, you sign an agreement saying you will not drink.
Also, the AG has only one title for ministers, but 3 different levels: Certified, Licensed, and Ordained.
The AG position on alcohol is "Therefore the Assemblies of God reaffirms its position of abstinence from alcoholic beverages. This position should be proclaimed boldly and clearly throughout our Fellowship, yet humbly and lovingly in faithful ministry to all."
Here's the official position: ag.org/Beliefs/Position-Papers/Abstinence-from-Alcohol
Your statement about the alcohol is incorrect. The position of the AG, is against their members consuming alcohol.
You speak too fast for me to process. Would you mind slowing your delivery down just a little bit. I really appreciate the content. I want to learn. Thank you.
Is it true that Assemblies of God believe that there should be only one church per city? (And perhaps with several campuses.) I find this interesting and unique.
One correction. I have been COG for 35 years, and we do believe that the earth was literally created by God in 6 days and on the 7th day, He rested.
Actually Sis. Moss, what he said in the video was correct. I agree that the majority of CoG folk are Young Earth Creationists, it is not required in the Minuites or questioned by credentialing boards. I know that some of the Lee and Seminary faculty don't hold that view.
If you think you have found the perfect church don’t join it. You you will spoil it
My church was the Assemblies of God then Influencers now it's changed again to Futures church can you tell me what their new symbol means and what do they preach now?? We also have a new Symbol for our church I'm not sure what it means. Can you tell me .if I send it to you??
Where do you get your resources?
I am a member of a Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) and am formerly a member of another congregation of the same denomination. Lately, I have not heard entire sanctification taught in either of those two congregations. My current home church has not had a foot washing since I started going there in 2020. Under our current pastor, I've not heard speaking in tongues in the worship service. I do believe in process sanctification. Same sex foot washing does teach humility, but it is not necessary that my local church have that. Sometimes, tongues can be faked and many don't like fake tongues.
You did not specify WHICH Church of God denomination you discussed. I know of at least 3, but I believe there are more. There is one headquartered in Cleveland TN. There is another whose offices are in Findlay OH. The third is in another Midwestern state, but I forget.
Watch again, particularly the first 5 seconds.
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This is very interesting. The differences between the denominations are minor. Shouldn’t they combine together as one denomination?
One would think that it would be common sense to be united. But sometimes stubborn belief in even one difference can outweigh common sense. It is sadly the state of sinful nature to hold nonessential belief as though they were essential for the faith and become the obstacle from achieving unity. But at least these denoms are united through other means and organizations without feeling as though their belief system is being changed or diluted from even the most minor differences.
It wouldn’t matter if they did or not, it’s not about which religion is right it’s about the personal relationship with the father.
Steve Cedeno; They will all unite shortly under the Pope's One World Religion. Most of them have no problem with the RCC church.
It is not a minor difference between infant head wetting and believer's full immersion when discussing baptism.
AG does have feet washing services - we just had one at our AG in Indiana 2 weeks ago.
AG churches may choose to have feet washing (or not), but it is not viewed as an ordinance like the Lord's Supper and Baptism are.
@@ReadyToHarvest got it - thanks!
in your presentation you say that the foursquare church believes in "ongoing prophecy". where is this documented? in looking at their website i don't see anything confirming this. or is this just something common with all pentecostal churches?
The ongoing gift of prophecy is a mark of Pentecostal churches, but foursquare does speak of it. See, for example:
1. vimeo.com/245410200
2. resources.foursquare.org/foursquare_national_leader_leslie_keegel_delivers_prophecy/
3. resources.foursquare.org/reclaiming_the_gifts_of_the_holy_spirit_part_1/
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It would have been helpful to add the 4th biggest Pentecostal denomination called the Vineyard denomination.
Vineyard is not Pentecostal, but I do have videos on this channel about them, including comparing them with other denominations.
@@ReadyToHarvest Well they are ... many consider them charismatic but I have friends, who are Vineyard Pastors and they consider themselves and their denomination a Pentecostal.
Acts 1:8 is the record of Jesus telling His disciples the physical evidence of the power of the Holy Spirit.
All of these denominations preaching tithing. WOW!
@Paul Ryan I can't figure out whether you are being serious or sarcastic.
@@ronashman8463 Just so you know there is NO tithing requirement in the New Covenant. All churches teaching tithing are preaching another gospel as per Galatians chapter one.
@@paulryan5984 the problem with you "no tithing these days" folk is that you do not read your Bibles. Matt 23:23 "ye pay tithe of mint and..." "*these things ye ought to have done*" and the second witness is likewise Luke 11:42 "ye tithe mint and..." "*these things ye ought to have done*". Jesus speaking. New testament I believe.
@@ronashman8463 Galatians 1; 6 I marvel that ye are so soon removed from him that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel: 7 Which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ.
8 But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, if any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.
@@paulryan5984 you are totally off the subject. Also, are you denying that Jesus said those words?
It is disputed what the second work sanctification experience really means. Second grace means baptism with the holy spirit that happens in an instant, rather than the process of sanctification that leads to christian perfection. I assume you mean that the teachings of Church of God defines the process of sanctification as the “second-work sanctification” as opposed to the instant sanctification by the other 2 denominations.
how about the GAP theory vs 6 day creation ???
I was raised in what is today an extremely liberal Lutheran Church which was part of the ALC then and the ELCA now. I became a Born Again Christian in high school after hearing a non Lutheran speak at a high school weekend retreat.
While in the Navy and in college the local Lutheran Churches didn't want me to attend as a single Sailor or a single college student. I ran into the Assemblies of God in San Diego while in the Navy. The Assemblies of God taught the GAP Theory, which I accepted for a long time. My study of Science eventually convinced me that the GAP Theory is incorrect and Young Earth Creation is the correct view as taught in the Bible and that agrees with Observational Science.
Consider the three branches of the Restoration Movement for a comparison
If you listen ,God will place you in the church he wants you to attend.I am Full Gospel so I attend Holy Ghost Churches .The thing that hurts is people with pride telling you what churches are superior to the others .
Why are a lot of Assemblies of God churches changing their names?
What about Penecostal Church of God?
Church of God is Penecostal
Still waiting for RCC
@WarmPotato that would be fine with me. He does a great job with what he does but seems to shy away from the RCC. It’s very educational as far as all the different beliefs of Protestant churches.
I would like to see him lift the veil as it were on the RCC.
Honestly the RCC would take ten hour-long videos to properly cover.
See Mike Winger's U Tube channel for an excellent analysis of the Roman Catholic Religion.
1:52 Do AG and CG believe that the Holy Spirit will not baptize an organic mute since there would be no evidence?
I’m not sure about the overall beliefs of the organization but from the two churches I’ve been in: one was church of God, the other AG - both taught that in baptism(a symbol that we are born again in spirit and we are now following in the tradition to be baptized) there is no requirement for speaking in tongues. This is a gift of God and if it does happen then it happens. Hope this answered your question, if you have any more just let me know.
@@Chase21W I'm asking from an AG/CG perspective. I'm not talking about water baptism. They say that water baptism and Spirit baptism are different things. I'm asking if AG or CG believe that an organic mute is not able to be baptized in the Spirit since they would not be physically able to speak in tongues since they believe there would be no evidence
@@n40798I understand, well from the two churches I’ve been in one AG and one COG they don’t require proof of tongues or any proof. They would never turn someone away and speaking in tongues has been a sad rule put in place by man just like so many other rules
Christ died for our sins, admitting your a sinner and in need of a savior would be a first step. Accepting Christ as that savior and believing in Him as the Son of God, dying on a cross for your sin would be the second, and believing He rose again and now sits at the right hand of the Father would be third. Now we go turn from that Sin and we are a new creation/born again in spirit/heirs with Christ. Then last he said Go and make disciples and always be ready for my return. I think that covers it….
That is a great question. I am an AOG Pastor I have honestly never considered this question. I am going to talk with my mentors and get you an answet
1 Corinthians 12 explains baptism of the spirit pretty well! Speaking in tongues is a gift that some have and others do not. There are many other gifts as well and the great thing is we are all in one spirit having different gifts making the “body of Christ” (that’s believers) complete.
The holy spirit lives in us. Sanctification is done by the holy spirit through our cooperation, faithfulness, after receiving Jesus as Lord and savior. Supernatural empowerment by the holy spirit who is our teacher.
Versus versus versus? Why?
Loved these videos but I hate we have to split into these groups…. We all have the Bible, I wish we could really just come together as One.
Church of God and assemblies of God have been heavily considering merging. Their doctrines are so close, I wouldn't be surprised if we all come together soon
Hi there. I know that the Bible says that to divorce and then remarry is considered ongoing adultery. Marriage is until death do you part. Not saying that there aren't any true Believers in the churches though.
John 14:12
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.
Ephesians 2:10
For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.
James 2:18
Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works.
2 Peter Chapter 1
5 And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge;
6 And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness;
7 And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity.
1 John 2:5
But whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in him.
Assembly of God and Foursquare Church are both a Born Again Church and are BOTH the same.
New Testament church on india it's known as The Pentecostal Mission, are not in internet, media, has ASSEMBLIES in more than 65 countries, SERVANTS of GOD and believers stand for divine healing, go through Wikimedia etc etc
95% correct but I imagine the things I see as wrong in the A/G are because they can withdraw and the congregation owns the property. I think for this reason each church has a little bit more freedom on beliefs as long as they are not too out of scope. In the 70's the A/G owned the property but that has changed since then. The A/G is moving more to a sanctification is a process that comes through a relationship with Christ whereas the old saying is Saved, Sanctified, and filled with the Holy Ghost. My personal belief is James 4:8-10 "Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, ye sinners; and purify your hearts, ye double-minded. Be afflicted, and mourn, and weep: let your laughter be turned to mourning, and your joy to heaviness. Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you up." All of the sanctification in this scripture comes after he says Draw near to God, AND HE WILL DRAW NEAR TO YOU. It is with Christ's help we obtain sanctification. This is an absolutely phenomenal presentation that taught me a lot.
@readtAG has three levels of Minister credential, but that is more-or-less just an education and experience thing.
Certified
Licence to Preach
Ordained
You forgot 1 key difference concerning the doctrine of marriage young Man. The Church Of God holds to the biblical doctrine of fornication being the only reason a person can divorce and remarry. While the other 2 take the position of marital unfaithfulness being a legitimate reason to divorce and then consequently remarry.
The split between Assemblies of God and Church of God was over sanctification one held progressive while the other held instantaneous when it is actualy both and not one or the other.
As for the gifts of the Spirit there are 9 in all, i have seen tongues a lot my pastor bluts out in tongues just about every service, i have seen interpretation once in a blue moon, as for the others they are lacking.
So the one gift that id hard to judge is the one some do a lot, but those gifts that you would know instantly are real are extreamly lacking being pretty much non existent
This is the best explanation of Sanctification that I’ve ever heard. It’s both!
How do you explain John 20:17? "I have not yet ascended to your God and MY God..."
Jesus in his Humanity is recognizing that God the Father is His God, while also knowing that in His Divinity He and the Father are One. This is clearly understood if one believes that Jesus is fully God and fully Man.
@WarmPotato yes, typically those who believe in the dual nature of Jesus Christ would be Trinitarian, but belief in the dual nature of Jesus Christ is not exclusive to them.
Look up Joel Hemphill "I was Wrong"
You will have to do a bit of research, especially when jesus talks about how they have recieved his word etc. But he is emphasising to mary that he is about to go up to be approved by God and how that it is the same God.
If you go back to the old testament, the high priest did the same thing as he walked to the holy of holies and sprinkled the blood on the mercy seat of the ark. No one could touch him before he did this as it would make him unclean and he would probably die if he tried to go in after being touched.
Leviticus 16:10-18.
According to our apostle paul’s ministry,today we are only saved by BELIEVING The Gospel of Jesus Christ,1st Corinthians Chapter 15 verse 1-4.Jesus Christ died on the cross,was buried and rose again on the third day.Jesus Christ Shed Blood is what saves you when you believe this plan of salvation with your heart.
Stephen Michaels; James 2; 18 Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. 19 Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble. 20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead?
And to think I thought there was only one body and the head was Christ!
Ephesians 1:22-23, Ephesians 4:4 Certainly the bible is right any and every "organization" that says differently well there saying "we are right the bible is wrong" there is only 1 body find that one youll be alright
@@sheroyal9326 Right, Romans 16:16 is grand clue in that search
Having many bodies with many heads we are not one accord with Christ he must be the only head to unite the whole body of Christ!
proud MCGI
Church of God and Church of God of Prophecy have similar beliefs. They split in early 1900's
How the evangélicas dos agree. Try to agree and become only One.
I'll help you out.
I finished this video. And I'm like Arminian and believe people can fail salvation from this scripture I found Galatians 5:19-21 that when sinning that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. Galatians was Paul's teachings, proves it can fail eternal salvation. Grandpa believed he couldn't go to Hell, and Arminians believe he could.
I'm against suicide. I was depressed also to suicidal. I almost did suicide as a 5-Point Calvinist. And these scriptures got me more hope.
I became more Arminian now from these scriptures I posted on here. I believe people can fail salvation.
Loving God is wanting to be useful for him much. What if a person could do that much of his time? And I enjoy working from this. People who enjoy working. When it's more likely to be boring to non-Christians.
New American Standard Bible (NASB)
Mark 9:33 (V)They came to Capernaum; and when He was in (W)the house, He began to question them, "What were you discussing on the way?"
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Mark 9:34 But they kept silent, for on the way (X)they had discussed with one another which of them was the greatest.
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Mark 9:35 Sitting down, He called the twelve and said to them, "(Y)If anyone wants to be first, he shall be last of all and servant of all."
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This is for Christian world domination. Why to raise kids Christians. God Son Jesus said similarly to whoever is useful the most is the best merited of the apostles. Useful merit for eternal rewards and competition with other Christians. With God Son Lord Jesus Christ faith teaching, people will want to be useful for the kingdom of Heaven, which usefulness happens on Earth and if any other place. We need to help this world as much as we can!
This text could motivate, supposed to be Christian people, to do all types of usefulness. Chores, volunteering, grade school, high school, college, and work. Good people, this world needs them.
This is a question that affects all Christians.
How do we fight the mark of the beast(forced vaccinations)???
Does the AOG believe you can lose your salvation?
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@@ReadyToHarvest Very few modern AoG ministers still believe that you can "lose" your salvation but are open to apostasy. Southern Baptists would say that man was never really saved. AoG would say he walked away from his salvation and rejected God. More of an emphasis in the denomination now on the keeping power of God's grace.
It's all about our Lord Jesus Christ !!! Shouldn't be about ANYTHING ELSE PERIOD !!!!!!!!
Divided we fall...Which “abomination” do you ascribe to? 😣🤔 pls. give their views on intersectionality...That’s the modern day plum line.
I’m in the church of God
What about modest dress
Foursquare in Brazil does not allow its leaders to drink alcohol
Seventh Day Adventists are right about most things except Plato and Constantine's changing the belief in one God to three Gods. Church of God of the Faith of Abraham.
I talked to a 7th day Adventist before and he lost me when he started talking about Plato and Constantine.
God is ONE God, in THREE distinct persons. It is difficult for the human brain to comprehend, but that is what the New Testament clearly teaches. Even in the Old Testament, there are clues to the Trinity of God. In Genesis, for example, God says..."Let US make Man in OUR image". That "Us", of course, refers to the three different persons...Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus, in His long discourse with His Apostles in the Gospel of John, on the night before He died, goes into His relationship with the Father in great spirituality.