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I didn't watch it all straight through, but I skipped around enough to know that it was calling out some of the same people that a lot of Cessationists call out, like Rodney Howard Browne. I saw enough snippets throughout the entire video to know what it was about. And I'm not going to be an...

It just seems like you think everything in the Bible is figurative. Obviously some things are, but not everything. What do you think about the recent archaeological find of a clay seal that is most likely Isaiah's signature? That's evidence of something from the Bible that is real and tangible...

You're pretty good at giving answers that don't really answer anything. :) The reason for us is that it gives hope. If we have a prize and goal at the end, it gives us the strength to keep pressing on when things aren't so perfect. 1 Corinthians 15:16 For if the dead are not raised, not even...

What do you think happens to people when they die? Is it just over after that, or what?

When we're in heaven, we won't be like we are here. We won't be susceptible to our sinful nature. 1 John 3:2 Beloved, now we are children of God, and it has not appeared as yet what we will be. We know that when He appears, we will be like Him, because we will see Him just as He is. We're...

When did the lake of fire, New Heaven, and New Earth happen? Who were the two witnesses, and what did the number 666 end up meaning?

So you're a Preterist, and you believe that all of the Bible prophecy, such as Matt. 24 and Revelation has already come to pass. It's not a big deal. I don't think eschatology is something that decides whether someone makes it to heaven or not. But did you know that Polycarp, who was a personal...

In my opinion, the "kingdom" vs "Church" thing is just semantics. As for the video, I just don't have time to watch that long of a video right now, but I skipped around. From what I saw, I would say you're probably a Cessationist who believes the Holy Spirit doesn't still manifest Himself in...

No, not at all. The Catholic sacrament of confession is rooted in the history of when the Church wanted to control the people's lives. It definitely doesn't have its roots in a good heart or biblical theology. I believe there are many Catholic people who truly love the Lord. But I don't agree...

It seems like you're arguing with me, but I can't tell if you actually disagree with me or not.

That's absolutely not true. People who believe in the trinity absolutely do not deny Jesus as a son and God as a Father. The Trinity, or godhead, is made up of the Father, Word, and Holy Spirit. John 1:1 teaches that the Word was in the beginning, the Word was with God, and the Word was God...

While I don't completely agree, we're on the same page about the need for Christians to continue confessing their sins. James 5:16 does teach for us to confess our sins to one another so that we may be healed. There are times when it is appropriate to confess to people. A couple of great...

So are you saying that a Christ follower doesn't need to still confess sins, or are you saying it's wrong to think you don't need to continue to confess your sins? And question #2, do you believe that "Jesus follower" and "Christ follower" are the same thing? If not, please explain...

Forget I said "bull hockey." I'm sorry I offended you. Can you address the rest of what I said? I'm curious about your thoughts on that.

All right @bbyrd009 I have a thought for you. You've been pushing this Nehushtan bull hockey a lot. In your opinion, Nehushtan equates to Jesus (I think). You talk about the one time in the entire Bible that Nehushtan is mentioned, which is when Hezekiah destroyed it so people would stop...

First off, I didn't say there aren't many Kingdom Now believers. I said I don't think many people who identify with Kingdom Now theology actually believe that the Kingdom is physically set up on the earth now. From what I've known, most of them believe in the current spiritual Kingdom, and the...

I'm sorry for the out of context post. I wasn't basing what I said on a disagreement about the rapture. I know there are a thousand different veins of eschatology out there, and I don't get too worked up about that. What I said up there was based on all of the stuff I've been seeing you say the...

I really have no idea where you're coming from or what your motives are. I'm not sure why you choose to call your faith "Christian" when you're pretty much against all of the basic tenets of Christianity. I don't know you, so I can't judge you. But I just don't understand. Part of me wonders if...

Based on this post and the one before it, it sounds to me like you don't really disagree; it's just that you don't really understand the opposing viewpoint. I'm not as "Kingdom Now" focused as a lot of people, but evidently I am a lot more than you are, and I do have an understanding of it. So...