I had just turned 61 when the Lord led me to Pastor Paul and his amazing way to teach the Bible! I have been here almost daily ever since. Thank God for His Word and thank God for those who have the ability to bring out its true meaning to those don't have that ability!
I tried with all my heart to tell my friend that loving herself was a mistake and a lie told by the new world. It's self centered and that's the opposite Jesus teaches. The conversation itself was terrible because you can't teach things nowadays without pushback. I just left it in God's hands and hopefully one day she will understand.
I know it isn't all about having fun, but these bible studies ARE fun and that's a nice bonus to studying the Word. This Pastor is talented in sharing the good news in an effective way, but also an enjoyable way!
The Lord introduced me to your channel... All praise be to Abba Father and His Son!!! I am blessed with more understanding and clarity. Paul, you have a gift! I enjoy your ministries.
Thank you. Ephesians 4 is so helpful for me who is inclined to speak too hastily! "Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love." A beautiful reminder.
Yes, and there will be worthiness from now on in my life to never leave me again, in the name and blood of Jesus Christ and according to ephesians 4:1-3, matthew 11:29 and this whole message, binding every unworthy walk to the pit of hell: amen! Thank you God almigthy!
I love this bible studies but every time pastor Paul says that loving our selfs is worldly or a lie of the Satan it perplexes me. Because I think God was pretty clear when he said: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself...” So in simple words: Love God (God is first over everything) Love others (people are Secund) Love yourself (you are last) This love is not selfish but a love that appreciates the life that God gave you and who you are because of God.
Pl don't under_ estimate the excellent messenger your are, I started listening to you recently, beginning with Ephesians 2. My God you're amazing, be blessed
Thank you for sharing the video. I really needed to hear this today. I agree 100% with the Pastor but at what point do we (as believers) have the ability to defend ourselves righteously when confronted with malicious evil doers? I sometimes feel like the enemy selects us Christians for attack simply because we have learned to be humble, meek & kind. I'm thinking there is a very fine line between displaying our Christian traits in the face of other true believers & having to act unpleasantly at times when we are under emotional, mental, spiritual and physical attack(s) of the enemy that wants to kill, steal and destroy. How can we avoid becoming sitting ducks? I believe there are doctrines involving righteous use of force. Perhaps this may be a missing element in modern day worship. Just a thought.
