Scar was so cruel and conniving, taking advantage of Simba's innocence and naivety, his own nephew. Scar was preying on Simba's vulnerability. He's supposed to be Simba's uncle, but he's just using him for his own gain. He's jealous of Simba because he's going to be the future king. You know, this scene reminds me of when God shows up in our lives. He's like Mufasa, roaring with power and strength. When we're going through tough times, it's like we're facing those hyenas alone. But then God shows up, and it's like He's roaring with power and authority. It's like nothing can stop us. And it's not just about God showing up in our lives. It's about us being bold and courageous like Simba was when he faced his fears. We have to be willing to take risks and trust that God has got our backs. And when we're facing those hyenas in life - whether it's the devil trying to bring us down or our own fears and doubts - we have to remember that God is always with us. He's our Mufasa, roaring with power and strength.
Amen, but I wish people like Priscilla Shirer, Kenneth Copeland, Gabe Poirot, Steven Furtick and Carl Lentz would stop putting Him under their feet and wiping the floor with Him
The same woman that says “THE ROAR OF THE FATHER” brings Him down to a local radio DJ by assuming that He LITERALLY chats to people when in actual fact He ALREADY calls to us IN THE BOOK. Strange way to get a gospel message across there, sister
@@marstothestars33 Well, like I just said, He already speaks to us THROUGH THE BIBLE. That was my point. You may think He doesn't probably cause you don't approach Him the right way. That's the idea of a Gospel book being COMPLETE - He's not gonna add burgers and chips on top or decorate your pumpkins, is He?
@@Unicysis I never said he doesn't speak through the Bible. I am asking what makes you think he doesn't speak to us as individuals? Is God so powerless that he cannot communicate with us any other way? Or are you just putting Him into a box? Him speaking to us isn't adding to the gospel; it's Him communicating to us as adopted heirs of the king. I know from experience. When Paul said that we now have then freedom to "boldly approach his throne room" he wasn't just talking about praying and reading scripture! People in the Old Testament already did that. Jesus died for so much more than that.
@@marstothestars33 When Paul said God was free to approach after He left the door open for us, did that mean try to bring Him down to an office puppet? No. That’s obviously what people like Shirer get wrong most of the time. That’s why she’s been labelled as charismatic: charismatics take a Bible verse at face value and manipulate it for profit. They pretend the Lord whispers sweet-nothings in the ear and communicate false messages to their audience for money. You should look into these charismatic, prosperity preachers before you accuse me of labelling Christ ‘cause, as it happens, mate, I’m one of a few of many Christians who not only reveres the Lord for who He is instead of turning Him into one of the Seven Dwarfs, but who also has to keep his minces peeled for these collars and identify any errors they make - in other words, recognise the bad fruits according to Matthew 7:16. And as it is, Priscilla has been put on the radar the same way as Kenneth Copeland, Carl Lentz, Creflo Dollar (who thinks we have the some power to create), and Jesse Duplantis. Prosperity is a no-go zone. And I’m trying to explain this without sounding like a Hallmark America 🇺🇸 fan, as I’m from London 🇬🇧 and the one thing we don’t have around my borough are big, massive megachurches that match Crystal Palace or the Emirates in Holloway.
@@marstothestars33 When Paul said God's tabernacle was open to all, he means it's free and available for people to come forward and open their hearts to Him, not raid His office hoping they'll find some confidential documents to copy or put their hand in the oven. And that's what charismatic teachers like Priscilla do - they stick their wet hand in a live socket expecting not to get a current through them. The Gospels warn us explicitly about taking liberties and shortcuts either to mock or please God, expecting to get a Fanta out of it. Yes, Jesus did indeed die - to remove the negative effect of our sin, but it doesn't mean we're out of the woods. Satan will target people left, right and centre and if women like Shirer knows this they won't play around telling us God talks to us audibly like Don Draper's receptionist. That's the whole point of all prophecies ending with John - every single one of them apart from the 7-Year Tribulation has been fulfilled. But if someone from TBN or any other family-owned network in the States wants to wave a dreamcatcher about they're not going to get very far.
