Sermon: Do You Know Why You Believe In Jesus?



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27 thoughts on “Sermon: Do You Know Why You Believe In Jesus?”

  1. I got a little lost at the end, I apologize brother I was paying attention and became confused, "Is jesus the messiah?" , "it is not yes" … I dont understand what happened here. Like I missed something but I didnt. Any help would be greatly appreciated. God bless the righteous!

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  2. Jeff, do you know why you celebrate Advent? Is it traditions or burning in your bosom or whatever because it's not in the Bible. If you were really believing in your Bible you would know that Advent is superstitious nonsense. So why are you selling this Advent crap?

    Jeff, the Puritans banned the celebration of Christmass and would have fined you for celebrating Christmas.

    In 1659, the Massachusetts Bay Colony enacted a law called Penalty for Keeping Christmas. The notion was that such “festivals as were superstitiously kept in other countries” were a “great dishonor of God and offence of others.” Anyone found celebrating Christmas by failing to work, “feasting, or any other way… shall pay for every such offence five shillings.” [This would be about $48 today].

    Jeff there is no celebration of Christmas in the Bible. The early Church did not celebrate Christmas.

    Christmas was not a holiday in early America. From 1659 to 1681, the celebration of Christmas was actually outlawed in Boston.

    Jeff, you need to repent and not associate superstitious lies with the Bible and the Lord Jesus Christ. You are a disgrace for claiming to be faithful to the Bible.

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  3. As an atheist I don't believe, And I don't know why anyone would, please do read and study The Bible, And if you can come to any other conclusion that this is man made mythology nothing more, Then your part of a mass delusion. The Bible makes some very ridiculous, Absurd immoral and supernatural claims. It has not been demonstrated to be true or authoritative so why believe it. Because of the threat of an eternal conscious torment in fire. That's not gonna do it, Hell doesn't exist either.

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  4. If YAH wanted the Day marked, He would have Appointed the Time. He Appointed the Day of His Death. It was the syncretic pagan Roman Harlot that marked Winter solstice as His birthday. Do what is right in His eyes.

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  5. It took almost 2000 years for the "Christ Mass" to be accepted by mainstream Christianity. American Colonists such as Puritans banned it and fined practitioners. When all the world systems accept you, beware. If your pagan neighbors celebrate it, it is probably not of the Father.

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  6. Has celebrating Christmas made Western civilization more Godly? More righteous? Spread the gospel more? Made culture want His Son? Has it made our children materialistic, decadent, self serving, money loving, rude and pushy to be first, caused infighting? Western civilization is crumbling. Wisdom is justified by her children.

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  7. I have already heard "Hark! The herald angels sing 'Glory to the newborn King'" being sung at the grocery store. I pray for a day where that is a constant throughout the year, rather than just 1 month

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  8. God bless this ministry church!

    I pray the triune God of the supernaturally prophetic (Romans 1:26-31/2 Timothy 4:3/Matthew 24:6/1 Corinthians 1:18), historically verified (archaeologically & anthropologically, enemy/early/multiple attestation, internal consistency, embarrassing reports, etc.) & transcendentally, objectively moral (Exodus 20/Matthew 22:37-40) Bible reveal Himself to you in Spirit & objective truth (John 16:13). May God bless you, reader!

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  9. Thank you for all your spot on preaching really believe you're a church that has the word of God as close as you can get it. Can I just ask one thing, can you ask Durbin not to snort his phlegm into the mic, I get a little sick in my stomach when he does that.

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  10. I believe in the Jesus of the bible because I have experienced his transforming power and wisdom. And not sorry to any who are triggered by this statement because they imagine that an experience of the risen Christ must be validated by their "pastor"

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