Most Christians Don’t Know THIS About the Reformation | Josh Buice 

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Amen and Amen!

Amen! Solus Christus.

Blessings back to you. We stand together.

At 71 yrs old & spiritually 51 yrs old, this is sweet heavenly 🎼 🎶 🎵 to my ears. It is terrifying to see the modern day churches embracing the heretical pageantry of Catholicism😮😢 over the solid teaching of The Word of GOD.

Yes it is interesting that the Bible is available to so many people today, so we are able to check the scriptures ourselves to see if what someone is saying is accurate!

Yes, the dogmas of Rome, claimed by the Roman Catholic Church are unbiblical. Martin Luther's doctrine of justification by faith is humanity's most important way of salvation.

My first time too!! Yes - he is standing completely on scripture. This is what the churches need to hear.

Hope you check out more of his videos here.

Amen! Solus Scriptura.

I would love that.

Amen and Amen!

May God enlighten you and show you the truth about Leighton Flowers and his teachings.

Leighton Flowers is among the worst. Before taking Calvinism's critics seriously, take some time to actually read and listen to what we actually believe. Then check out important refutations to Flowers content. It's actually very bad treatment of the issues.

You are probably not going to find many here that agree with you. But I do!!! Dr. Flowers is awesome. I listen to him often, and his teachings are Biblically sound. God bless.

@@lindaphilippi507 Leighton Flowers best skill is to twist scripture and reverse engineer doctrine. But definitely not sound in his teaching.

We will never agree

7th day Sabbath - Yes. Feast days (which involve earthly priests, sacrifices, a Jerusalem temple, pointing forward to Jesus and required circumcision to keep them) - No.

The Apostles themselves changed from the Saturday sabbath to the first day of the week to meet and worship together -= Sunday so we follow them. I believe Jesus is our Sabbath rest. We rest in Him. Sunday is a day of worship. When you think of it - the Apostles and the believers in that time would have still had to work on the first day of the week. Not being Jews any longer but Christians they would not have participated in the Friday night into Saturday sabbath. I could be very wrong but this is how I see it. Many Protestant churches still refer to Sunday as the Sabbath. But when did a Sunday become a holiday? The feast days belonged to the Old Covenant as a shadow pointing to Christ who fulfilled them - so we do not follow those as we have Christ now. I agree we should not have Easter or Christmas. They were not instituted by the Apostles but by the Catholic Church and tradition. Not biblical.

@mikekayanderson408 The apostles never wrote that there was any change. The 7th day Sabbath was a strong tradition for the Jews. Paul, in Acts 24:5-6 when accused before Felix by the Jews did not have any Sabbath charge against him. In Acts 25:8, Paul affirms he had not offended against the law of the Jews. So there is Biblical evidence that Paul, towards the end of his life, had not changed to another day. 1, 2, and 3 John, among the last epistles to be written, say nothing of a change of day, but rather 1 John 2:6 the believers are instructed to live (walk) as Christ lived (walked), and we know He was keeping the 7th day Sabbath.

Labels are important because anyone or any church can call himself/itself Christian. The label at least gives someone a basic understanding of what the person or church might teach or practice.

That seriously can't be a genuine question about Helen Keller?

@HearGodsWord here is where I'm coming from.... I believe I have been set free from sin cuz I believe Scripture to be true and accurate and while I have been railroaded into folks claiming I'm only saved cuz I was born in a Christian family in the USA or I have been deceived into thinking that I am cuz I'm trying to earn grace by doing good deeds and thinking that I'm trying to work enough good to overcome bad. While I see that faith without deeds is dead and works without faith are like dirty rags... and when it comes to Scripture...I'm told I either know it in my head...but not in my heart.... or that I am emotional and that I'm not thinking rationally....OR that I'm thinking with a carnal reasoning as opposed to divine reasoning... While I've been labeled anointed to zealous and other words in-between by those I'm not "like minded" with.... I see there are lots of critics and while we are told to take every thought captive and encourage each other in the faith...(not just faith in faith itself...but THE faith of trusting Jesus at His Word) Seems a lot of fun when most conversations are surface level and when it comes to beliefs (even demons have them)... we all seem to be divided over who has faith and who doesn't and how that faith is achieved...or accepted as a gift...or whether we always had faith and we just trusted other things..... I can see why some people just walk away from even having conversations and maybe even the faith in general. And of course the thought whether verbalized or not....is.. I guess they were never saved to begin with...or are being hardened by God as to have an answer for someone who just isn't showing the fruit of someone being properly assessed by a flawed human who is supposed to judge "rightly". While my intent was to not throw shade back and trying to trap for "no good reason" ....my intent is to bring a sword to the iron sharpening iron...as opposed to a feather duster to tickle ears. I've seen lately that most people consider someone challenging their world view (however influenced by the culture more than the Holy Spirit that guides us in all truth..) as being persecuted.... Not trying to be divisive.....but to bring things up that I've experienced in my walk with JESUS. God's Only Son Permits Eternal Life! 😇🙏💪

@@mrupholsteryman I'll take that as a no.

@HearGodsWord sorry for the long response....was away from the phone. Yeah.... so much for letting my yes be yes and no being no...😅🤣😂

You didn’t sacrifice anyone, God did. And if you accept that, than you can claim He did it for YOU.

@@BenoitFamily2016 he obviously is more cruel than I by sacrificing his son or even creating the need to do so. When you accept that, you are just sacrificing him again. Someone having to die just so you can be saved from anything is ridiculous.

Ironic how the only 'cherry picking' here is in your comment. 😂

“When in the coffer the coin rings, out of purgatory the soul springs.” In his famous 95 Theses, Martin Luther was directly attacking indulgences and, by good and necessary inference, he was also fomenting against the “unbiblical fiction” Rome called purgatory.

@@HearGodsWord The connection between the two issues is expressed in Johann Tetzel’s infamous sales pitch: “When in the coffer the coin rings, out of purgatory the soul springs.” In his famous 95 Theses, Martin Luther was directly attacking indulgences and, by good and necessary inference, he was also fomenting against the “unbiblical fiction” Rome called purgatory.

Some historians have argued that Luther, because he did not directly deny the existence of purgatory in the theses, may have been in solidarity with Rome on the issue. Luther, who busied himself during the early portion of his career articulating and defending justification by faith, continued to develop doctrinally and later made clear his opposition to purgatory in a series of lectures on Genesis that commenced in 1535. Purgatory, Luther argued, is not only unbiblical, but undermines the doctrine of salvation sola fide, sola gratia, solo Christos. Luther wrote that Purgatory is the greatest falsehood because it is based on ungodliness and unbelief; for they deny that faith saves, and they maintain that satisfaction for sins is the cause of salvation. Therefore he who is in purgatory is in hell itself; for these are his thoughts: ‘I am a sinner and must render satisfaction for my sins; therefore I shall make a will and shall bequeath a definite amount of money for building churches and for buying prayers and sacrifices for the dead by the monks and priests.’ Such people die in a faith in works and have no knowledge of Christ. Indeed, they hate Him. We die in faith in Christ, who died for our sins and rendered satisfaction for us. He is my Bosom, my Paradise, my Comfort, and my Hope. One will search the Scriptures in utter futility to find such a doctrine, he argued. Thus, Luther concludes, it is a doctrine conjured up from the depths of hell itself: Of purgatory there is no mention in Holy Scripture; it is a lie of the devil, in order that the papists may have some market days and snares for catching money. . . We deny the existence of a purgatory and of a limbo of the fathers in which they say that there is hope and a sure expectation of liberation. But these are figments of some stupid and bungling sophist.

Some historians have argued that Luther, because he did not directly deny the existence of purgatory in the theses, may have been in solidarity with Rome on the issue. Luther, who busied himself during the early portion of his career articulating and defending justification by faith, continued to develop doctrinally and later made clear his opposition to purgatory in a series of lectures on Genesis that commenced in 1535. Purgatory, Luther argued, is not only unbiblical, but undermines the doctrine of salvation sola fide, sola gratia, solo Christos. Luther wrote that Purgatory is the greatest falsehood because it is based on ungodliness and unbelief; for they deny that faith saves, and they maintain that satisfaction for sins is the cause of salvation. Therefore he who is in purgatory is in hell itself; for these are his thoughts: ‘I am a sinner and must render satisfaction for my sins; therefore I shall make a will and shall bequeath a definite amount of money for building churches and for buying prayers and sacrifices for the dead by the monks and priests.’ Such people die in a faith in works and have no knowledge of Christ. Indeed, they hate Him. We die in faith in Christ, who died for our sins and rendered satisfaction for us. He is my Bosom, my Paradise, my Comfort, and my Hope. One will search the Scriptures in utter futility to find such a doctrine, he argued. Thus, Luther concludes, it is a doctrine conjured up from the depths of hell itself: Of purgatory there is no mention in Holy Scripture; it is a lie of the devil, in order that the papists may have some market days and snares for catching money. . . We deny the existence of a purgatory and of a limbo of the fathers in which they say that there is hope and a sure expectation of liberation. But these are figments of some stupid and bungling sophist.

That's not click bait. Most Christians don't know about the Reformation.

Reformed theology is the MOST Biblical, so I'm going to have to call you out on this.

RC Sproul states it clearly: “The whole dispute is over the question of the order of salvation. Which comes first: faith or being born again? If there is anything that is unique to Reformed Theology it is the idea that regeneration or rebirth precedes faith” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L_23bkI2MFs.html

You've never heard any reformed theologian teach that. Never. Election is not conversion. But both are part of the salvation framework. You should actually read some reformed material on the matter. See Ordo Salutis and differences between supralapsarian and infralapsarian soteriology.

@@indigos290 Does RC Sproul count? RC Sproul states it clearly: “The whole dispute is over the question of the order of salvation. Which comes first: faith or being born again? If there is anything that is unique to Reformed Theology it is the idea that regeneration or rebirth precedes faith” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L_23bkI2MFs.html

@@timothyhaugan2903 R C Sproul did NOT say that one is "saved" and then you receive faith. Regeneration does preceed faith, but that's part of the process of being saved (John 6, acts 16, ephesians 1 and 2). A spiritually dead person cannot have faith (be confident in the gospel he hears and put his trust) in Christ. How would that be possible? How can one trust in something that he does not trust?

The Catholic church is NOT the authority!!! God's word is the authority. How can an organization be an authority on anything? The Catholic "religion" bases all on what the Pope says and "tradition". Apostate!!!!

The Bible, God's Word, is the highest authority and the only infallible one. Everything else sits under it.

​@@mrmrsmontanahallman7223 you are correct

@@HearGodsWord So the Bible "authorised itself" to become the Bible ?

@@aussierob7177 maybe you didn't read my comment if you're asking a nonsense question.

Gotta get RU-vid premium😂

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