What's Really Happening To Kanye West? (A Cautionary Tale) 

WOW! This made my day! Praise God & thank you for sharing! ❤️

​@@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdomhey sorry if you've gotten a lot of messages saying this but I keep getting my messages deleted. I sent you Dr Hovinds personal number they hope to hear from you soon.

Me too! I love watching Brandon’s videos! All the way from Australia 🇦🇺 keep up the great work!

@@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom Kanye is a satanist and a Freemason this is a easily verifiable fact

@@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom Have you done any research on Kanye's mental health? It may or may not be why his behavior is so erratic. God Bless!

They did not make it to the promised land. They all died in the wilderness save Joshua and Caleb.

@@haggismcbaggis9485 true not everyone makes it. But thats the point. He who endures till the end shall be saved.

@dozo - I'll bet $100 you've never seen a desert :)

@@dozogoviovvrenvah1439 I guess when the Israelites were complaining that their god brought them out to the desert to die they had some legitimacy to their grievance.

Good analogy, never heard that !

He's well off the rails, but least he's not lukewarm. Most of the people I love are completely apathetic. They don't even have an interest in sitting down and talking about God.

Prayers 🙏

He's literally off his meds...he refuses to take them..i'm typing this before I watched the vid but I heard him speak on this before.

@@Miles_305 what’s the point and who really wants opinions from sheep. Read Romans 1 KJV or learn the simple way it’s first grade stuff.

He’s well, This man has never been for Christ, but for himself

It's us that dont show up. I hear in what Kanye is saying a critique of modern Christians. God doesnt work like a genie, but he does use us to further the kingdom. When someone calls out for help from Jesus, as Christians we should hear that and step up for Jesus to help. Surrendering yourself to God means being obedient and letting Him use you for His will. Most Christians don't want to get involved and help. Likewise we dont want to help ourselves we just use God as that genie and think he magically fixes us but His plan is for us to come to Him and we do that work. We have to wrestle with God hence "Isreal".

​@@LilJbm1 Yh this is true too. We do need to help our brothers and sisters in Christ for sure. I was responding more to what Kanye said about "having issues with Jesus" and him "praying and not seeing Jesus show up". If you pray and you don't see Jesus show up that shouldn't cause issues because He is not a genie. People need to surrender to God and help their brothers and sisters in Christ like you said but people also need to surrender when God says no and trust that He knows best. I think another thing he might be suffering from when it comes to modern Christianity mostly in western circles is the whole 'name it claim it' and prosperity gospel nonsense. Praying for the guy regardless. I hope he can rebuild and strengthen his faith in our Saviour.

If I say to you “no temas” how would you define or understand that to be, not to be in awe or do not fear

Yes. The fear of God means that we recognize He is Almighty; all powerful, brilliant beyond description; too much for my words to describe! And we are pitifully just the opposite! If He wanted to, He could squash us like bugs. Yet, He is loving and patient, slow to anger. When we realize this, that is the beginning of wisdom for us.

@@DavidMorales008 there is nuance to that brought on by the context. When you tell someone to “no temas” you are using it in the context if “no temas por tu vida” (dont fear for your life) or similar. It can be used in that way, but in the context of God, it is always used in the respect form. There is also something to be said about “fearing the one who can kill the soul”, the thing about it is the context. It is said this way to put into perspective just who it is that you are addressing when you speak to the Lord. If we are to take that aspect of who God is, then we must take all aspects, which includes the mercy. We are not just talking about simple emotions and concepts here, and to break them down to the bare primal concept of “fear” would be missing the point. To sinplify: if you want to tell people to respect a king, I say “ten temor” If I say “admire your friend” it would be “adrmiralo” There is a higher tier in “temor”. You could even love your king because he is just, but he is king, and my life is in his hands. Its a concept we dont currently feel in society, so perhaps that explains the confusion.

@@pepethunder it’s not a confusion we just have to be real careful when we say English translation missed the mark this longer explanation you just did is what you may want to consider in the future because non believers or skeptics would use any excuse to say our God is not real if a English speaking nonbeliever sees your your first comment they may say things like “what am I supposed to do learn all languages and translations to fully understand the Word” some teachers tell folks about the original Greek or Aramaic scriptures that are more revealing but I as former non believer would have said how big is your God if I have to learn Ancient Greek and Aramaic to fully understand, I’m not trying to give you a hard time I’m also bilingual and even have a English/Spanish language Bible that I love but using your King analogy is much better for teaching non believers than using the “it make more sense in Spanish” teaching method I think your a great teacher just want to help you get even better your second example was better when we teach in a open social media setting we have to teach with the unbeliever in mind and there heads are so full of doubt sometimes it better to use examples while still using what bible they may use unless they are using the Passion translation or some non biblical bible translation God bless brother I hope I didn’t come off like a jerk I just believe in iron sharpening iron and I was a big mess as an unbeliever but being born again I can now look back at how my doubts were so blind

Awe and admiration alone are not sufficient imo for the phrase fear of the Lord. Obviously there is more to it than fear alone as well. But I think getting rid of the fear part is a mistake. The Bible says that you shouldn't fear the devil nor other things, but God Who can destroy both body and spirit. What it comes down to for me is to be mindful of God in all I am doing, to involve Him in my life fully. That's what it means for me to have the fear of the Lord.

Yep. I was well into middle age, when I realized that God didn't die for our sins just to give us freedom of choice. He isn't a superhero. He died to give us a different kind of freedom.

There is no god. You ppl be talking to yourselves lol

which is assuming prayer works like its pagan imitation: witchcraft

I thought that’s exactly the benefit of being Christian?

Small problem. There is at least one scripture saying calling on God, is heard, and answered.

Prayers 🙏

Intercessory prayer has been studied for over 150 years. With respect to health outcomes, meta analysis shows that intercessory prayer has no discernible effect. Knowing this, why would you believe prayer would have any benefit for Kanye?

@@Jonas-gl9keFactually incorrect

@@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom Factually correct. Prayer has been studied for over 150 years and it has no discernible effect compared to a person the meditates for 5 - 30 min a day

@@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom “For instance, a 2006 meta analysis on 14 studies concluded that there is "no discernible effect" while a 2007 systemic review of intercessory prayer reported inconclusive results, noting that 7 of 17 studies had "small, but significant, effect sizes" but the review noted that the three most methodologically rigorous studies failed to produce significant findings.[16][17]” The conclusion from the STEP in cardiac bypass patients: “Intercessory prayer itself had no effect on complication-free recovery from CABG, but certainty of receiving intercessory prayer was associated with a higher incidence of complications.”

amen, judging Gods nature by his followers is so wrong but so easy to do

Thanks for your honesty

Fear of God is all of the above. Including emotional fear.

@@user-hz4uu8dh6r You can't love someone/something you have to fear. The disciples were terrified when they first saw Jesus after the resurrection. Jesus's first words to them were, "Peace be with you. (Shalom)" Not what you'd expect from someone who was just betrayed, tortured, and killed. Of course we fear God emotionally at some point, but we know he loves us and even died and sacrificed himself for us, so there's nothing to fear. It's like the relationship a baby has to their parents. Rejoice! Be happy! A sign of the Holy Spirit is joy, despite the suffering of the world and our ultimate destruction. Trust in God and there's nothing to fear.

​@@user-hz4uu8dh6r it's not the type of fear you have when you meet a tiger, I wouldn't say it is emotional fear. I think respect for God is a better term.

It's common sense. It's the same as fear of heights or fear of drowning, however the stakes are greater because now your soul is also on the line.

@@user-hz4uu8dh6rAmen 💯 truth.

Why not watch before you welcome?

@@stevendouglas3781 What? How?

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@@stevendouglas3781 Romans 14. How can we help direct and disciple someone if we don’t welcome them?

Kanye was shot up the ranks and even directed his own worship group. The man put himself in a leadership possition out of nowhere and all my alarms and bells went off. When someone converts, especially high profile people, the correct thing to do is to be humble and seek in privacy, seek guidance and read the word. Converting with the expectation of bringing all your worldly clout along with you leads to what happened to Kanye.

Agreed… he wants best of both worlds. You cant serve two masters.

Well said! People like this always feel that "Jesus doesn't show up."

EVERY single human being straddles this line whether we admit it or not. Duality rules this world, good and evil exists inside all of us.

@@saturnFIV3 which is why we need a savior, because the Bible tells us about our hearts, it's deceitful above all things and desperately wicked, who can know it but God. We were born into sin, but because of Jesus, we don't have to stay that way. Here's the kicker, we have to choose Him, he doesn't force us like Satan does.

@@1776rewind we certainly can't do it alone. Jesus was one of the best to ever do it (live life). But I try not to get wrapped up in, who is on "team good" vs "team evil". I see this in the gospels, the pharisees constantly point out when people are breaking Mosiac law right, and Jesus' keeps pointing out, who are they to judge others?

PS. "Jesus never promises to help us build our kingdom, but He invites us into His" is just beautiful.

Those words aren't the same for secular people either, so any dictionary would help you with that. To illustrate, there's a famous phrase that goes: "Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad." You can be knowledgeable (say, about science, art, history, etc.) and still be bad at decision-making, have a dysfunctional moral compass, be immature, etc. That would be a person who has much knowledge, but not much wisdom. Understanding, on the other hand, is related to knowledge, but knowledge may or may not be superficial, while understanding is always profound. *I'm sure that there're a lot of people that know you but don't understand you.* Understanding requires knowledge, but knowledge doesn't require understanding. For example, I may know many scientific facts and may be able to perfectly recite the works of Shakespeare because I was forced to memorize them at school but that doesn't mean that I really understand whatever I'm saying.

Yup

If Kanye pushed through his disappointment and trusted God, he would’ve seen that Gods “no” was the best thing for him. But he wanted God to serve him rather than the other way around.

Yes, I think that when a person delights in the LORD & is in true union with Him that their heart will desire good things that God is happy to give.

That’s exactly correct!

Whatever

@@malato43 No hate like christian love🤔

I dont have enough faith to be atheist, cold case christianity and the evidence that demands a verdict were the 1st books I read coming out of atheism and they helped a lot

Your story reminds me of the parable of Lazarus the rich man and the poor beggar.

@@thomaswashington2127 thanks I'll check them out.

Wait, agnosticism AND nihilism? Someone admitting to being a nihilist is a pretty rare thing to hear. I constantly hear Christians equate atheism with nihilism; maybe you consider agnosticism to be just as bad or with the potential for bad things?

Thank you for sharing this!