The Joy of Asking | Pastor Carter Conlon 

I am so built up by your teachings. Thank you.

Simply Beautiful!!!! Yes - So Awesome!!!!

Amen 🙏

Jane, thank you for your words. I was kicked out of the church I had attended for seven years. All for praying for a man in prison, asking for protection to cover him, a man that the pastor detests. I have not been able to find a place I can say "this is home". I thought the church I was attending was home. I thought they were family. I am now stumbling alone in darkness. And, so finding this channel, has been great. And, the power and enthusiasm and thirst for Christ this man pours out ... is amazing.

In a way this is true for me as well. I've come to know Christ better through David Wilkerson and Carter Conlon, from videos I heard a year ago. I didn't know David, but heard something in his voice and found this church, and have been listening since. Thank You Jesus for bringing all these souls together to share hope and love - all the way to Sweden....Thank God.

The Almighty LORD God will... I'm just one of those proof. Me and my house serve the LORD. Pray without ceasing... TRUST God , Put God first.. Right now maybe it seems a mess in your life but continue to TRUST God. Hallelujah.. His Son Jesus Christ IS the Messiah. He IS RISEN and VICTORY IS IN HIS POWERFUL NAME. Pray, Pray, Pray... talk to God about anything it doesnt hv to be eloquent or perfect ..be HONEST even if you hv water pouring out of you. Hallelujah... ask the HOLY SPIRIT to teach you, change you according to God's will. READ YOUR HOLY BIBLE you will UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING around you.. why the world of people is the way it is. I pray for you. Blessings+Love+Scriptures..

Amen brutha.. Amen.

Cameron this one was great but my favorite still is "Lord, increase my UNbelief."

@@whoknew7125 I'll have to check that one out, though I may have already viewed it, I do often enjoy them repeatedly.

@@whoknew7125 I hadn't viewed that one yet, what a great sermon. "I have a table" ❤ Thank you and God Bless

But what does it say? "The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart" (that is, the word of faith which we preach): that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:8, 9.

Hi Rowen, are you Saved? Your words are meek and have more power than you know. Keep seeking Jesus for He has already fond you. He is the way. Don't be discouraged you can't find a church family, perhaps He has called you to form your own. God has Always had a plan for your life, don't give up. God bless you your in my prayers.

Wanting to help others is not the wrong kind of self if you are doing it knowing that it's what Jesus calls us to. Self is like wanting money or influence to make yourself great or make people like you. It's different than wanting those things to help the poor or stop child abuse or factory farming or starting an orphanage or animal rescue group.

What I have learned and shown by the Lord after so much time is that a lot of times we concentrate on the specifics of how to do something rather than the love of Christ and His will. For instance the pharisees did the same, they concentrated almost all of their efforts on doing works and doing things a certain way rather than just loving their neighbor as they love themselves. I hear many things on baptisms, and sadly have seen debates on it as well. Some say if you aren't baptized in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit you aren't saved. Others say you just need a baptism of water. Others say you need to be baptized in a lake. I was baptized for the first time a few years ago, but even before that I always felt led by the Holy Spirit. The baptism didn't save me, Christ did. All you need to know is that Holy Spirit conviction and guidance, and if you have that, you know that you are saved and let not the enemy ever make you think you are outside of the Lord's grasp. Praise the Lord!

By faith we are saved by the grace of God. Nothing else. Baptism is a ritual to show the world that you are no longer apart of it that you are now walking in Christ. A public display, in my eyes is needed to show you are not ashamed because Jesus says in Mark 8 if you are ashamed of Him, He will be ashamed of you. Also remember, when they were on the lake and the storm was tossing them around, it wasn't until they cried out, that the Savior saved them. You sound pretty sure that you are saved and pretty sure you have the Holy Spirit. What does the Spirit tell you to do? The Holy Spirit will never lead us astray...…. If its leading you to baptism, go. If it is more for your confidence I would study, fast and pray about it. With that said, I was baptized as a Mormon when I was 8, but when I realized the error at 14 I walked away, had a rough life. But then I was re-baptized to appease my ex-wife, after that second baptism I still didn't feel any different, I continued sinning and walking my own path. But I did have a form of Jesus constantly on my mind, but it wasn't until I lost everything and cried out to the Lord that I was filled with the Holy Spirit. Now I am at war with sin in my life and I cannot go more that 12 hours without time in the Word. I guess where I am getting at is after the Holy Spirit erupted in my life, I have not felt the need to get re baptized, I have thought about it because this time it would actually be me doing it for me...… but at the same time. I know I am good, I know I am saved, I know the Holy Spirit is inside of me guiding me through this mess, I know that the Blood of Christ has washed me. So I wont get baptized again.... I will let my life be a testament to what side I have chosen. I hope this helps.

Amy Quosh, no I don't think so. I was saved at 11 and water-baptized at 24. Between then & now I wandered away from God but recommited my life. I don't feel compelled to now be re-baptized. Your heart condition before God is the important thing & that you walk daily in the Spirit, growing in grace. Seeking a walk with God that is spiritual and not carnal is my desire. God knows your heart & that your heart is for Him.

No,but if it is what you need to make it stick, then let the whole world know who leads your life with great joy❤️

No. Your sealed. Period..

G I use of discernment is not condemnation , and correcting a brother in Christ is not condemnation .. She might have just been nervous and not sure how to pray... however, my thoughts still stand and what my spirit and the word tell me is of higher authority , but thank you for your input .

Girl, interrupted her prayer was great and since you’re just posting in a comment section and not talking to her directly it is not correction but condemning.

Kevin Ball Thank you for your comment... again, I’m not condemning, it’s an observation ...I mentioned correction only in response to the first response, if I was in the position to correct her, that’s what it would still be, not condemnation . Look up the definition of condemnation please.. in the Word it means to send someone to punishment ... if we are never to correct a brother in Christ , if that’s what I was doing, which I really wasn’t but I just wrote it for arguments sake, we would have no teachers, no spiritual growth , etc. 2Tim. 3 Verses 16 to 17 [16] All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: [17] That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. If I had a private disagreement with a brother in Christ , I would go to the brother and not gossip , Jesus didn’t hide his correction of the Pharisees and their long prayers because they did it in Public where they could be seen and heard... And by Him pointing this out by expressing this in His Word, we all learn (From Yeshua)that he does not approve... In fact, I’m going to add, that the pastor told them to sing not pray, perhaps this is why God told the women to keep silent, also, The pastor is over the church and he is in charge of keeping things in order , unless I missed something , she usurped his authority , he did not tell her to pray but to sing....

@@girlinterrupted9145 quite often the singing is skipped over in these sermons and the final prayer is given instead. She obviously was granted the privilege by pastor Conlon to say the closing prayer and was not usurping his authority.

Joseph Arnold Thnx, I wasn’t sure what had happened, that’s why I didn’t directly say she did this, I guess I did miss something 😊