An Atheist confronted me in public [Story Time] 

This is so good. I believe he wouldn’t have challenged you like that if he wasn’t being convicted. As a believer that has walked away from his faith, there is a part of him that knows the truth. I believe that God brought him there in that moment to hear what you and your friend were talking about because God is still pursuing him. He never gives up on us!! So glad you spoke into his life with love and kindness.

“I’m a DEVOUT Athiest” 😂 And Atheism isn’t a religion….

Proverbs 8:36 "But he who fails to find me injures himself, and all who hate me love death."

A soft answer turns away wrath and that applies across the board it’s amazing!

Wow yeah sounds like he had a few bad experiences. That and that he was Highly ranked in the church...i wonder if his faith was legit, or if he was part of a healthy christian community. Lots of pain there. Thanks for sharing dude.

I love your videos and how well grounded they are. The Bible says His word never returns void, that man may not have been ready to fully receive the Gospel at that time but I’m sure your interaction planted a seed.

Love your videos bro 🙌🏾

saw your videos on tiktok and it led me to your channel. There's not many Jesus person in this age and people like you reminds me that there is still hope. Keep up the good work my brother in Christ! -From Calgary, Alberta!

#presup Love your content. So refreshing to see content being produced with solid theology. Proud to be a Patreon supporter of your work

Thank you Brother Isaac for all you do, God bless you.

This was insightful... thanks as always, Isaac.

Young man, you are blessed for being a blessing!

You made me confident in encountering an atheist. Thanks bro 🙌🏽

Awesome video! Really interesting story. Thank you for sharing.

You inspire me so much, I want to be a biblical human being like you!

I know this video is from a year ago, but how have I not found your videos till now? Isaac, you have blessed your sister in Christ. I have NEVER found someone sharing such deep and rich theology before here on RU-vid, or anywhere. I appreciate the talk on sensitive topics, pointing to what the Bible says. Just a quick question, and I'm not sure if you will ever see this comment, but what denomination did you grow up in? I was homeschooled too, and I am a Baptist. I have agreed with everything you have said so far in the videos I have seen of yours. Not a binge session by any means, but I really want to. The name of your channel reflects the content perfectly. Thank you for ministering in this way.

His mention of child sacrifice might refer to the story of Jephthah, which is often misunderstood as a story of him sacrificing his daughter to God in a blood sacrifice. In actual fact, if you read very carefully, Jephthah's daughter was given to God to serve Him for the rest of her life (Jephthah promised this to God) and the emphasis is on how she didn't get married, she instead became a priestess of sorts. The story is about Jephthah's rash promise to God (the idea of 'if you do this for me, then I will do this for you'), and as a result, Jephthah had to fulfil his promise to God by giving his only daughter to God (so she was unable to get married and continue the family line - very important in that context). People often misread this passage (read Judges 11-12) as a blood sacrifice but it is more accurate to read it as Jephthah's daughter becoming God's servant, much like the prophets in that they had to give up everything to follow God (the idea of a 'living sacrifice' is more accurate here). Hope that helps someone who struggles over this passage as I once did :)

My question would have been "how did you devout your life to God for 25 years and now you are denying His existance because of slavery?" Did he just now find out slavery exists?

Great video! 👍🏻

I just re-listened to this. I can’t help but wonder where he is now and what affect this has had on him.

Thank you and God bless you this video popped up in my recommended and I know it’s 2 years old but it spoke to me on some things that I’ve been feeling conviction from and it cleared somethings for me. Thank you and I pray that the Lord continue to use you to glorify Him in Jesus name. Amen & God bless 🙏💯

This awesome! It's amazing how God works. Can you do a video about praying? How to prayer and What truly is prayer! Again love your videos and God Bless :)

Proud of your witnessing.

I think when the guy was talking about God wanting a child sacrifice, I think he was referring to when God told Abraham to sacrifice/kill his son Isaac and the guy didn't know the scripture.. but that story isn't God actually wanting a child sacrifice, our God (the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob) is not like the gods that require child sacrifice (like Molech or others).

Our lives, is just a vapour sir, we are here today, gone the next May GOD help us to receive HIM before its too late amen ❤

This is exactly why presupp is so effective

I was an anti-theist for about 8 years or so. I don't remember the exact moment when I moved on from hating God. But I remember telling an atheist group that I was done hating the Christians and the leader of the group proudly said that he still hated them and would continue doing so. I don't think I've ever prayed for that guy since I've become a Christian again. I need to change that.

haha, this is not the masons LOL

I think he may have been reffering to the event where (I have this habit of forgetting names but not actions). God told him and his son to come ontop the mountain (with no sacrifice) while on the other side a lamb/goat came on the other side. In other words the Lord will provide.

The more of this that I continue to watch I am less and less convinced this interaction actually occurred with an Atheist.

This is interesting, because my ex boyfriend was a Christian when me and him were dating, but then became an atheist because of that he thought his was emotional manipulating. because of that he might be not obeying God commandments. And I actually confront him in a curious and compassionate way of wondering why he thought the way he thought that and he didn't give me an good answer. How do I now take from that? Can someone help me understand and what I should do after dealing with that knowledge after the break up

would you care to debate this?

I think if you and your friend were talking loud enough for him to over your conversation that he felt you were confronting him. It is not usually for someone to confront someone without cause, or perceived cause. I would suspect this as the case. You are in fact mandated to spread the word whether others want to hear. This tends to piss people off especially in public if they are not of the faith. But of course you understand this.

I think they're mad because they arent God, the first sin was someone wanting to be God, whether it be Lucifer or Adam and Eve

To me it sounds like that Atheist had bad reasons for being an Atheist. Not all Atheists are led to Atheism for good reasons. Idiots come in all religions or lack there of. If you want a good conversation with competent Atheists I'd recommend calling into The Atheist Experience youtube channel, they have a show every sunday!

Glory to Jesus Christ. I really dig you.

Doug Wilson is wonderful

I love your videos brother, God has blessed you with patience and clarity when confronted by these types of folks. However, I’m disappointed you didn’t immediately recognize the story of how Abraham was about to sacrifice ISAAC because the Lord told him to. Of course, God stopped him before that could happen and was just testing Abraham’s faith and willingness. Still though, smh (I’m jk I just think it’s ironic because of your name). Keep doing what you’re doing!

Slavery is hard for us in modern times. Slaves had many protection Hebrew slaves would be slaves for up to 7 years or until the year of jubilee. Other slaves were from other nations or prisoners of war. No slave could be kidnapped. Hebrew slaves even could say I love my master and become a permanent slave.

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I betcha the child sacrifice thing is referring to the man who sacrificed his daughter. Idk tho

Exodus 21:20-21 New International Version 20 “Anyone who beats their male or female slave with a rod must be punished if the slave dies as a direct result, 21 but they are not to be punished if the slave recovers after a day or two, since the slave is their property. Thank God I can beat my indentured servant.

It amazes me with how many so-called atheists get furious with me for leaving the comment "May Jesus bless you" when watching non-Christian videos. For example yesterday after leaving the comment on a video about the tropical fish I just bought for my tank. Boy was Mr Athiest fuming...funny, as I don't believe in the tooth fairy yet I don't get irate when hearing of it lol. May Jesus bless you and your loved ones to whoever maybe reading this

you should have asked him if he would like to sit down with you

2 time asking you talk about flat earth theory and a biblical standpoint on why its wrong

DISCLAIMED: the person on the front picture isn’t the men who confront me

👏🏼👏🏼pearls before swine !!!

I know that seems to be a responsibility to somehow correct non-Christians, but we are not known by our arguments but our love for one another. I would say that it’s not good to reason because the Bible says the full says in his heart that there is no God so why should anyone really try to reason with someone who really just doesn’t believe in that why not just show and tell them exactly who God is rather than just try to attempt to prove him right because the Holy Ghost can prove himself right.

May God (Jesus Christ The Son, The Father, The Holy Spirit) Our 3 In 1 God The Holy Trinity Bless You, Your Family And Everyone On Earth, In Jesus Name Amen☦️❤️✝️Jesus Died For Us, And Was Born Trough The Virgin Birth, Amen☦️❤️✝️ Bless You Isaac, Great Story

When I tell people I'm Christan I've had atheist friends before we met say oh you probably won't like me then and I tell them no God loves all his children I tell them and my friends who are gay I am not here to judge you I'm here to help you I don't treat them like evil creatures they're not evil they are just lost that doesn't make them bad people

Hey, has anyone here's ever experienced a miracle?

I will say, definitely something out of left field for a random guy to just say "I'm an Athiest" and start walking away basically. I would've been way more engaged than that for sure. I would first ask in I could interject, and ask for a seat at the table and just giving my opinions on your God. Having a debate with someone actually is kind of exciting to me, cause then I can hear their stories/experience/'evidence' for why they believe in God, and then start breaking them down. But one major issue that I have with your video there is that God literally gave laws on how to buy/sell slaves, that you could inherit them if your parents died, that you had them serve with you for a certain numbers of years, but could trick them into a lifetime if you gave them a family in that time, and so on and so forth. Heck, there's even laws for selling your own daughter for pet's sake. So I don't know what God you're talking about, but the God of the bible does thoroughly condone slavery in every sense of the word. No where in the bible does it say Thou shall not have slaves, or anything of the sort. Have you ever read Exodus 21? If that's not condoning the behavior, then I must be missing something

Glory to God

If he was really a Christian for so long, he would know that Gods ways are higher than our ways. So if God “condones slavery”, it might sound evil to us because we don’t understand His was of thinking. That guy didn’t have faith in God’s goodness.

I really find it disturbing how many Christians don't seem to realise that the harm or pleasure caused by one's actions are perfectly capable of accounting for right and wrong.

You don't need God to know right from wrong. Here's where morality comes from: Human beings (homo sapiens) are social animals. Back in the time of the cavemen, in order to survive, we needed and depended on other humans. Just like a beehive, or an anthill, we depended on each other to survive! "Psychological and neuroscience research both tell us that morality, our mental ability to tell right from wrong in our behaviors and the behaviors of others, is a product of evolution. Morality has been passed on through the course of evolution because it helps us to live in large social groups by enhancing our ability to get along and interact with others. “Building blocks” of morality, such as sensing fairness, experiencing empathy, and judging others’ harmful and helpful actions, can be observed in infancy, before a child’s social environment would be able to have a strong influence. Specific parts of the human brain are involved in moral reasoning - both the kind that happens very quickly and the kind that is thought out. Damage to certain parts of the brain can dramatically alter moral judgment and behavior. Although human morality has been passed down through evolution, it is also dependent on the culture in which we grow up. What humans consider to be moral behavior varies from culture to culture and also varies across time." - from kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frym.2016.00003 Morality didn't come from God. It came from evolution. Basic science.

Christian = Logical Atheist = Emotional

I wonder if jesus had humor back when he was alive, it makes me wonder what else wasen't in the bible

We all have sinned against God, and that makes us deserving of hell. Yet God loves us sooo much that, ““For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” -John 3:16! If you repent (to change your mind about God, to believe that Jesus Christ is Lord, and that He is our God) and put your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, then you will be saved! And do not wait either, because you do not know when you will die. And once you die, it will be too late. God wants to save you, even right now, because He loves you more than you know it!

Morality is a social construct. Right and wrong are just concepts of social interaction that are established to varying complexity in everyone from very young. Rudimentary moral notions are also observed with other species. Such notions are merely more advanced for humans due to our ability to use abstract cognition.

The moral argument is a great one to make in favor of God's existence.

Hebrew male slaves were like “bond servants” to pay off debts and to be released after no longer than 6 years of service. Non-Hebrew slave men, women, and children, and Hebrew daughters were to be purchased, kept as permanent property and ownership is passed down as an inheritance. Non-Hebrews were allowed by God to be treated as slaves, they could be severely injured without consequence, young girls forcefully taken or purchased from foreigners as concubines and wives. Only Hebrews are to not be treated as slaves, but as workers. All slaves and servants are encouraged to obey their masters, especially the cruel or Christian masters, in a similar way to how they would serve Jesus Christ. For a slave suffering the wrath of a cruel master is commendable by God. You are right that you don’t have to know every verse. But if you are going to make claims like “God doesn’t support forced slavery in the Bible.” Maybe make yourself more aware on scriptures that discuss slavery. Leviticus 25:44-54 Exodus 21 Ephesians 6:5 1 Peter 2:18-21 Numbers 31

A devout atheist huh. Sounds religious.

You really believe “Mormons” have ranks? So many people don’t go further then a google search to find things. I’m a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints AKA a Mormon and it’s not like that. I’d like to ask if you’d like to talk about it and know the truth?

Atheism is arrogant foolishness, but that doesn't mean there isn't still hope for atheists. There's always hope for everyone.

“Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves. You may also buy some of the temporary residents living among you and members of their clans born in your country, and they will become your property. You can bequeath them to your children as inherited property and can make them slaves for life, but you must not rule over your fellow Israelites ruthlessly.” -Leviticus 25:44-46 Daily Disciple, do you think this is moral or not. It’s a simple yes or no answer, context is irrelevant, unless you’re trying to make excuses. And if you’re going to ask me by what standard I judge this as wrong, I’m going to call bullshit on you. You know as well as I do that this is immoral, but you’re too much of a coward to admit it.