Man Gets Saved After Preaching! 

sonicgauge1 prayers sent bro

So how u doing after a year?

Glory To GOD!!! I am so very thankful and grateful to our FATHER GOD for your healing and realizing the truth! Stay hidden in our LORD JESUS CHRIST!!!

Your story makes me so happy. I’m the mother of a recovering drug addict and Jesus saved her from it all. I am so great full to Jesus for stories like yours and hers❤️❤️❤️

Jesus was there as in his immortal state when God "said let us make Men including women in our image !

@Iroquois Pliskin Jesus, God ,Holy Spirit were having a census among themselves, do that's was what's up with the passage of scripture there.

Francesco cos its FLAT how do we know he didn’t have a Wife ?

Amen

@Andrew R Thank you.

My friend emotions such as tears of joy are precious and a gift of God. Never be ashamed of them! 😀

It made me cry too!

Was it only God or did you start thinking about it differently?

@@pineapplaplatypotamus In your opinion!

@@GailOwens That was a question, not an opinion

Praise God! Alabemos al Señor!

Yes sure brother me as well. Amen

Steven Reed No, God never said to be a street preacher. God's word says to spread and to preach the Gospel to ALL nations. That's not street preaching, its obeying God.

@@matthewmccone2126 Jeff left his land, crossed a sea into Hawaii to spread the good news. Salvation is taken on an individual level so yes, Jeff is doing exactly what Christ said to do and what the apostles did, traveling to other land and preaching to laymen

@@OrthodoxDad That's not street preaching, that's doing what God said. One's a religion, one's obedience. I myself travel and preach the Gospel, the brethren should do as so. Street preaching isn't biblical, nowhere is it found in God's word called street preaching.

@@OrthodoxDad man puts a name on everything, God calls it obedience, not street preaching.

Steven Reed this was so exciting to watch . What I’ve noticed is Pastor Jeff is such a good listener , and never demeans anyone . He has compassion for the lost and this kind of evangelism is a gift .

Sure! What would you like me (and everyone who reads your comment) to petition Abba for? I will commit to pray for you. God bless!

I prayed for you. Pls pray for me too

Cause he commands us to pray for each other.

Hector Cavazos Jr Well said brother. :) We are commanded to pray for one another. For it brings more glory to God.

Done.

Andrew Wetterhan 100% agree as it is suggested in the bible ! thumbs up 100%

I agree brotha

Yea man I never even thought about that. So true. I never traveled. That’s probably why! :P

Andrew Wetterhan God said to study his word, not as a game nor religion, but to apply it to our lives amen.

I really enjoyed that too.

Amen same here

Jarrod Headley same

Me too

Sent.

Jerred McKenzie he delivers those that love Him. He rescues His children and leads them in triumph and gives them the victory in Christ. I had a serious drug addiction since I was 11. In 28 now. People thought I never would get clean and stay clean including myself. Meth brought me to homelessness and too many rehabs and jails to count. God prophesied through someone that the drugs wouldn't defeat me. I've messed up and stumbled so many times but I kept pursuing Jesus and He delivered me and taught me how to persevere when life got difficult and now I'm walking in victory and loving life. He's so real and I promise he can and will lead you to victory

We must give up our will because our will has no power...it's weak to sin!!! that's why we always fail, when we follow it. Well say to ourselves "today I'm really going to try and do good"... but we fail before the day is even over because our will has no powe over evil we cannot do good by following our own will.. only evil.. .Only God's will has power, so we must ask God daily to help us to do His will because it's only His will that is good, it's only His will that has the poor over all evil...we must not go with our will, we must deny it...Jesus said "deny yourselves and follow me" His will has power over the flesh so we must not rely on ourselves but instead rely and trust in God.. I will be praying for you my brother.

King of Kings amen !!

Bless you brother. I had a drinking problem. Surround yourself with people who do not drink. Fill your life up with the things of God (take church, prayer groups and evangelism seriously) and trust God. You are free if you are in Christ, now it’s time to put the big boy pants on and live for him every waking moment. Your life is but a vapor, make an impact for your savior. He deserves it. I am sending prayers your way. In the name of Jesus be healed! Amen

Tears are streaming down my face for this new birth--it's so beautiful! May the Holy Spirit lead you always in the true Way!

@Andrew R we all know what he meant, brother. Lol

Heres the thing though Mark.... By Jeff's OWN teaching... He claims that ONLY the elect can be saved.... and that they've already been pre-destined by God to be saved. Now, HOW does Jeff know that this man is one of those chosen by God??? He doesn't. Jesus died for EVERY man.... Not just some... but whosoever will believe on Jesus.... Even those who believe on his name.

Frankenberry's Rock n' Roll Revival I pray you read Romans eight & nine, Ephesians one, and Matthew 11 and John 6. Jesus died for those who chose to save. Salvation is only secure in that, in that it’s literally nothing we did

Frankenberry's Rock n' Roll Revival but that’s the thing, if he comes to Christ than he is part of the elect. We don’t know who is willing to hear Christ, that’s why we tell everyone the good news for anyone who is willing to hear the good news and repent from their sins.

The Fallen State youtube channel has great content as well. He attracts haters on purpose.

My best friend and I have opposed view for religion. But we never felt the need to break up because of that and if religion would split us apart I would not accept any reason and turn right to her. Religion should not cast aside good people. Its sad to hear that religion was your reason, but you ex or you shouldn't use that.

YUE3899 Being in a romantic relationship with an unbeliever is totally different than being friends. It would be a very unwise decision to be in a romantic relationship with an unbeliever and would cause problems with your faith.

@@enriqueortiz131but what about questioning your religion to make your faith stronger? I still belive that good people should belong to each other.

YUE3899 The problem is that according to Romans, no one is good. We’re all sinners

@@enriqueortiz131 the one who has less flaws then XD

Amen :)

That’s right!!!

mstramaine yes* yas is slang.

God is good? You mean that god that decided to execute all living creatures on this planet in a great flood (including babies and children)? Or that god that demands that a man to sacrifice his child? Or that god that makes all creatures suffer because a woman ate an apple? Or that needy god that makes ppl worship him, otherwise he sends them to hell?

Anyways, about the great flood- I'm not extremely knowledgeable about this, as I try prioritize the New Testament first and still am a work in progress, but I did a little research to try to answer your question. In Genesis chapter 6, four reasons why God sent the Flood:'The wickedness of man was great in the earth' (v. 5), 'Every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually' (v. 5)., 'The earth was filled with violence' (v. 11), and 'The earth...was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth' (v. 12). (All the people on earth had corrupted their way). God's mercy regarding the Flood is just as evident as His judgment, and is seen in the fact that God provided a way of escape for those who were prepared to believe what He had said, heed the warning He gave, and avail themselves of the means of salvation which He provided by instructing Noah to build the Ark (Genesis 6:14-16). The warnings given to Noah's generation are terrifyingly relevant today. When God's mercy is rejected, then His judgment must and will fall. But, as in the days of Noah, so now God has both given warning of the judgment to come and provided a way of salvation. The Ark was the only refuge from divine judgment then and it had to be entered by faith. As such it speaks to us of the Lord Jesus Christ, the only Saviour for sinful mankind today, whose death on the Cross must be appropriated by faith. 'For by grace are ye saved through faith' (Ephesians 2:8); 'Neither is there salvation in any other; for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved' (Acts 4:12). As the Apostle Paul declares, 'I declare unto you the Gospel...By which also ye are saved...how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that He rose again the third day' (1 Corinthians 15: 1-4). As for the sacrifice of the child you are referring to, I think you have been misinformed. God tested Abraham. Here, God commanded Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice. After Isaac is bound to an altar, a messenger from God stops Abraham at the last minute, saying "now I know you fear God." Abraham looks up and sees a ram and sacrifices it instead of Isaac. God is against murder, this was a test to see if Abraham valued his only son more highly or God. This test was meant to bring him closer to God and after, Abraham was not the same person, as this had to occur to change him. God then blessed Him and consequently, following nations. It never was God’s intention for Abraham to actually sacrifice his son. Rather, what we have in this account is a glimpse into how God orchestrates history with small changes in the past that lead to huge changes in the future. It also is an example of how God gives us hints in the past of what will happen in the future.[3] In this case, some 2,000 years later on that same mountain, God Himself, in the person of Jesus the Messiah, took humanity’s place on the altar to satisfy the demands of perfect justice, so that He could then carry out the demands of perfect love for every person who will put their trust in Christ for forgiveness of their sins and for eternal life.

Next response to your question: Adam & Eve [man & woman] became responsible for every life form that came out of them and their progeny, that is you & me. Down to this day, we are the progeny of this Adam and his wife Eve. Thus ALL men have sinned and fall short of the glory of God our creator. Think of it as when a person makes a cake and drops the cake pan and puts a dent into the pan. Every cake being produced by that cake pan will have that identical dent built into it.That dent my friend is the SIN of Adam & Eve. Also as we inherit that dent, we also inherit the sufferings of diseases and sickness which ultimately leads us all to death. Why does God want to be worshipped? Is it because he needs constant affirmation? Is he divinely insecure, so he requires us to praise him day and night? NO! Our worship glorifies God, but he doesn’t need it. So why does God tell us to do these things? For our benefit! God demands, seeks, and requests our worship because He deserves it, because it is the nature of a Christian to worship Him, and because our eternal destiny depends upon it. That is the theme of redemptive history: to worship the true, living, and glorious God. Some people object that worship is degrading and therefore God shouldn't require it. Yet what is worship? Worship is not groveling before God, nor is it performing meaningless rituals. God hates hypocrisy and insincere worship (Hos 6:6, Is 1:11-17). What God does tell us to do is to love him (Mt 22:35-40). Loving God includes praising him, thanking him and obeying him (1 Jn 5:3). If God is perfect, then he deserves praise, and his commands are good commands that should be obeyed. Worshiping God is not degrading to us, but actually benefits us: Worshiping God fulfills us and makes us happy. Worshiping God puts us into the proper relationship with him, in the sense that we are acknowledging that he is God and deserves worship, and doing what he wants us to do. By worshiping God, we acknowledge his perfection, which is the first step in learning from him: we realize he's a perfect teacher, and then we are willing for him to teach us and increase our wisdom and morality. Publicly expressed worship is one way that people find out who God is. When they come to know God, they too will find fulfillment and grow into better people, which benefits not only them but society at large.

For your hell question: The Bible says that hell is a place without any of the good things that God gives us and which we enjoy today, such as friendship, love, joy-it’s an awful place. And so why can’t God just forgive everyone, and let anyone into heaven? Why does he insist in a seemingly cruel way that some people must go to hell? Well the Bible says that God is loving, and it also says that he will send some people to hell-so could it be that both things are true at the same time? I’d like to briefly give a couple of suggestions as to why this is the case. Just because God is loving, does not mean that he loves everything-there are some things that God doesn’t love, that in fact he hates. So he doesn’t love murder, or abuse, or selfishness, or pride. Actually, if he is loving, then he will hate these things. It wouldn’t be very loving of God to look at something like child abuse and say: “Well, I’m not really that bothered.” So God is loving-and yet he doesn’t love everything. And because this loving God hates bad things, he does something about it. And this is good news. We all have a kind of a sense of justice-so it’s good news that people who mistreat others are not allowed into God’s perfect kingdom, but are shut out-that is, they’re sent to hell. It’s loving of a just God to hate and punish wrongdoing, so that only perfect things are in his perfect kingdom. Now I guess not many of us have a problem with the idea of famously bad people facing punishment-but this actually leaves us with a problem too, because none of us are perfect. None of us have treated God, or treated each other, in the perfect way we were intended to. If I’m honest, I know I haven’t treated people as I should. I’ve hurt people, I’ve ignored their needs, actually I’ve upset even some of the people I love the most. And I haven’t treated God as I should-as my Maker and my Creator, and therefore the ruler in charge of my life. And so I deserve punishment of my wrongdoing too. We actually all deserve to be punished. We all deserve to go to hell. None of us are perfect-so none of us should be in God’s perfect kingdom. Now as I say this, I know it’s not an easy thing to hear. It’s not an easy thing for me to hear. But just because we don’t like something, doesn’t mean that it’s not true. And it’s not something that Jesus says flippantly or lightly, without caring. He doesn’t say it just to scare us. But he does say it to warn us-and to help us see how amazing it is that he offers us a way out. Because this is the amazing news-that even though we all deserve punishment, even though we deserve to go to hell, Jesus-God himself-has provided a way out for us. He doesn’t do this by leaving things unpunished, and so forgetting about justice. He does it by himself taking our place; in his death taking our punishment and himself experiencing hell so that we don’t have to. It seems to me as if this is a truly loving God. He loves the world enough to punish wrongdoing, and he loves people enough to take the punishment himself. He loves us enough to give us a choice: we can to ask him to be part of our lives now, and so avoid hell and look forward to enjoying his perfect eternal kingdom. A lot of people disregard God because they live in sin and it is easier and convenient to continue in such a life still, than start to change. Also, it may seem more peaceful to believe that God doesn't exist because then there is no hell and no punishment, therefore do whatever you want. Please ask anymore questions if you’d like. I love you and more importantly, so does God. I spent this time, with God being the orchestrator, to help you, is that not love?

@@horstwillibert4816 - I also want to add to the answer about the flood. God warned the people time and time again to turn from their sins up until he flooded the earth. So although God was upset and angry and sent his wrath upon the world, he still loved his creation so much that he never gave up on them. They had free will and chose to turn from him. They would have been damned till the day they died. Because their hearts were hard and they chose death.

Go out and preach regardless. Someone needs to hear the gospel

Isn't that the point? To share our imperfections while we strive to walk a divine path.

You're not preaching your self. So, if you not asking them to follow you, then GO and tell them what He's done and how He continues to do a perfect work in you. Sanctification is not one and done. EVERY one of us still has sin to deal with, dear! Dont talk yourself out of grace. You are simply elevating your sin. You will never be"good" enough! That's the point. NONE are "good" but Him. Be careful not to make your leftover sin your message to yourself, moreso than Messiah's message for the world about Yahweh. Get on out there ❣️ Bless you .

Because man thinks we're good

Yeah, isn't it ironic...we trust Christ for our salvation, and yet at times almost tell Him, it's ok, I got this now, and start to rely on our own works.

Have you read a book called The Whole Christ by Sinclair Ferguson?

I couldn’t agree more. I was just thinking this tonight while watching Jeff’s videos and as a born again Christian myself I was just overcome with repentance all over again because I still slip into this idea of “being good enough” when I could never be good enough on my own. Period. This is while the Gospel is so needed and crucial. It’s something I need to be reminded of DAILY as my flesh tends to crave some sort of credit in my salvation. Blasphemy. I love these presentations on RU-vid they really help me come back to Jesus and grow. Absolutely amazing.

felip uno Amen!!!

I've not heard them say that 1st Corinthians 15:1-4 is the gospel for salvation do! I have heard David and Philip say about the blood and the death, burial and resurrection but not state clearly that the gospel is what I put from Apostle Paul the apostle for gentiles! The Pastors are not taught that clearly that is why and many denominations even leave Paul out!!!

I have prayed for you.

Strong Tower thank you!

Hey sister! How are you?! Great message indeed! Love their ministry.

LordofTheharvest73 I have experienced something like that. A lot of signs in a way..and I have to tell you that I really got scared cuz I didn't know from where I was receiving them..was it God or was it the devil? But I guess you have to see where they direct you to..good or evil. I read some jung to clear my mind..and I guess there is a supranatural world that God created for us. What do you make of it? Jews used to ask for signs..so maybe it is one way that God directs us.

God works in mysterious ways. He does signs and wonders

Had to comment on that smile & your beauty from that picture. 😃

Yeah!!!

Anthony Chavez ......Shaka Laka!!!!

Jeff is reformed baptist.

docfate so true. Anen

docfate We truly have no good works of our own. Every good work we accomplish is a work of God's grace.

docfate cant agree more brother!👍

Alex Dacri: That's total nonsense. And shows that you do not know the Hebrew language. YeHoVaH means, He who is, He who was, He who will be. Meaning that He is eternal. Sorry, but you're wrong.

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just trying to help you understand, check heb 1:8, this is where God calls him God, Mic 5:2 shows he never had a beginning hence he is God, I made 2 articles on this with 25 points apiece. if your interested its at forjesustheamen.blogspot.com under bible topics Good. I hope this helps.

firebird14420 Hey brother...well, you found Pastor Jeff and that’s a good place to start. He has a lot more videos. There are a few about his description of the Trinity. Also, Dr. James White is a fellow Pastor that hangs out with Jeff. Do some of their videos and explanations and you’ll be OK. And remember, it’s never a bad thing to ask questions, especially from Jeff and Dr. White. I hope you get your answers. Good luck and God Bless.....

Thanks everybody!!

Justin Horn First, thank you! I've read where God calls him God, which always stumbles me to idk im just stumbled. Why would God call Jesus God when God says there are no other Gods this verse stumbles me even though i hear people use it to say the opposite of how i take it. Idk im goinv to watch and read all you'll have gave me. I so appreciate yalls immediate help!!!!!! Thanks again..

That's so contradictory to Romans 10:9-10

Kaden Reijgers theif on the cross says nope

"Does 1 Peter 3:21 teach that baptism is necessary for salvation?" Answer: As with any single verse or passage, we discern what it teaches by first filtering it through what we know the Bible teaches on the subject at hand. In the case of baptism and salvation, the Bible is clear that salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by works of any kind, including baptism (Ephesians 2:8-9). So, any interpretation which comes to the conclusion that baptism, or any other act, is necessary for salvation, is a faulty interpretation. For more information, please visit our webpage on "Is salvation by faith alone, or by faith plus works?" Those who believe that baptism is required for salvation are quick to use 1 Peter 3:21 as a “proof text,” because it states “baptism now saves you.” Was Peter really saying that the act of being baptized is what saves us? If he were, he would be contradicting many other passages of Scripture that clearly show people being saved (as evidenced by their receiving the Holy Spirit) prior to being baptized or without being baptized at all. A good example of someone who was saved before being baptized is Cornelius and his household in Acts 10. We know that they were saved before being baptized because they had received the Holy Spirit, which is the evidence of salvation (Romans 8:9; Ephesians 1:13; 1 John 3:24). The evidence of their salvation was the reason Peter allowed them to be baptized. Countless passages of Scripture clearly teach that salvation comes when one believes in the gospel, at which time he or she is sealed “in Christ with the Holy Spirit of promise” (Ephesians 1:13). Thankfully, though, we don’t have to guess at what Peter means in this verse because he clarifies that for us with the phrase “not the removal of dirt from the flesh, but an appeal to God for a good conscience.” While Peter is connecting baptism with salvation, it is not the act of being baptized that he is referring to (not the removal of dirt from the flesh). Being immersed in water does nothing but wash away dirt. What Peter is referring to is what baptism represents, which is what saves us (an appeal to God for a good conscience through the resurrection of Jesus Christ). In other words, Peter is simply connecting baptism with belief. It is not the getting-wet part that saves but is the “appeal to God for a clean conscience” which is signified by baptism, that saves us. The appeal to God always comes first. First belief and repentance, then we are baptized to publicly identify ourselves with Christ. An excellent explanation of this passage is given by Dr. Kenneth Wuest, author of Word Studies in the Greek New Testament. “Water baptism is clearly in the apostle's mind, not the baptism by the Holy Spirit, for he speaks of the waters of the flood as saving the inmates of the ark, and in this verse, of baptism saving believers. But he says that it saves them only as a counterpart. That is, water baptism is the counterpart of the reality, salvation. It can only save as a counterpart, not actually. The Old Testament sacrifices were counterparts of the reality, the Lord Jesus. They did not actually save the believer, only in type. It is not argued here that these sacrifices are analogous to Christian water baptism. The author is merely using them as an illustration of the use of the word 'counterpart.' "So water baptism only saves the believer in type. The Old Testament Jew was saved before he brought the offering. That offering was only his outward testimony that he was placing faith in the Lamb of God of whom these sacrifices were a type....Water baptism is the outward testimony of the believer's inward faith. The person is saved the moment he places his faith in the Lord Jesus. Water baptism is the visible testimony to his faith and the salvation he was given in answer to that faith. Peter is careful to inform his readers that he is not teaching baptismal regeneration, namely, that a person who submits to baptism is thereby regenerated, for he says, 'not the putting away of the filth of the flesh.' Baptism, Peter explains, does not wash away the filth of the flesh, either in a literal sense as a bath for the body, nor in a metaphorical sense as a cleansing for the soul. No ceremonies really affect the conscience. But he defines what he means by salvation, in the words 'the answer of a good conscience toward God," and he explains how this is accomplished, namely, 'by the resurrection of Jesus Christ,' in that the believing sinner is identified with Him in that resurrection.” Part of the confusion on this passage comes from the fact that in many ways the purpose of baptism as a public declaration of one’s faith in Christ and identification with Him has been replaced by “making a decision for Christ” or “praying a sinner’s prayer.” Baptism has been relegated to something that is done later. Yet to Peter or any of the first-century Christians, the idea that a person would confess Christ as his Savior and not be baptized as soon as possible would have been unheard of. Therefore, it is not surprising that Peter would see baptism as almost synonymous with salvation. Yet Peter makes it clear in this verse that it is not the ritual itself that saves, but the fact that we are united with Christ in His resurrection through faith, “the pledge of a good conscience toward God through the resurrection of Jesus Christ” (1 Peter 3:21). Therefore, the baptism that Peter says saves us is the one that is preceded by faith in the propitiatory sacrifice of Christ that justifies the unrighteous sinner (Romans 3:25-26; 4:5). Baptism is the outward sign of what God has done “by the washing of regeneration and renewing by the Holy Spirit” (Titus 3:5). www.gotquestions.org/baptism-1Peter-3-21.html

I was saved before I was baptised. When I got baptised it was in obedience.

The thief on the cross was forgiven and didn't require immersion because Jesus had the power to forgive sins on earth, thats not contradictory.