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David this is a very boring conversation for me. Humans shared the gospel. That is it. But Paul made it to the uttermost and you dont believe that cause he didnt go to britian. Which means all you can do is try to fight for this notion of missionary work needing to be done. It comes by your...

@David Lamb This just negates what you need brother. I believe there are people that believe that Gospel needs to reach every single person then end will come. That is a common belief system for people. I just share information so... I dont believe I need to do missionary work can you...

Remember Crusading? The Crusades took place between 1096 and 1270, with eight major campaigns recognized by historians. ️ Concise Answer The main Crusades occurred from 1096 to 1270, beginning with the First Crusade (1096–1099) and ending with the Eighth Crusade (1270). Full Timeline of...

David. Lets find out. The gospel reached what is now the United States through multiple waves of European colonization, beginning in the 16th century, long before the U.S. existed as a nation. The short version: Spain brought Christianity first (Catholic), then France (Catholic), then England...

There been a few people here who continue to believe that missionary work must be done for God? What does that have to do with simply living by the spirit and living your life like a normal human being? Those big missionary trips, do people think God looks at them so much more than an...

No I meant what I said. … People will go do them. People have missionary trips on the side of the boardwalk in Florida, getting people to say the name of Jesus but who knows if they truly had a heart change. But those people will be so happy like oh yay! We got another salvation today! Or 10...

It’s really not about staring up at the stars, Anchorite. It’s about a person crying out to God because deep down they know there’s Someone greater than themselves. And honestly, when people insist you must have a Bible in your hand to be saved… they’re missing the heart of it. It’s the...

On the internet, you really do have to protect yourself. It’s not like talking to someone face‑to‑face, where you can read their tone and see their intentions. Most people are fine once you get past the heat of their passion. There are all kinds of beliefs, ideas, and perspectives out there...

Anchroite, you heard me. I don't have to change my views because other people think I should. Thank you! I believe God can be found by looking at the skys and looking at the stars at night. Psalm 19:1 — “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” This...

I am not a Christian Nationalist. There are people that are. I am not. IF you are that is fine. I am not.

I don't believe there is any more missionary trips to be made. Paul did what he did. Either he meant it, or he is a liar. That's the only two option from my view. Doesn't matter if you believe it is a hyperbole. I believe he was saying the truth. When he mentioned preached every creature...

I know that for some it don’t matter or won’t matter. However Paul’s mission outside the Israel border was the surrounding areas there. Nothing more: the furthest or uttermost was Rome. Rome would be used to destroy Israel in the end. Rome ruled Israel. Roman world. Just like the American...

Here’s a friendly, clear way to say it, with Scripture woven in naturally: --- If someone brings up Britain or tries to stretch Paul’s mission that far, the straightforward answer is: Britain wasn’t the “uttermost” for Paul. In the New Testament, “the uttermost part of the earth” (Acts 1:8)...

Just being honest helps a lot.

If people just be honest it works out a lot better. I’m not gonna hate you cause you don’t trust what Paul said. I’m just making a notion for people to think for themselves.

I just want you to answer my question, @David Lamb. I guess you did. You don’t believe Paul traveled the to uttermost and the Gospel didn’t reach the places it was supposed too. I don’t care about Britain. It wasn’t needed for him to go there. Praise God! I’m so happy the scripture revealed...

I’m not saying it. Paul states he went everywhere. That’s where people got problems. You are free to disagree but at least be honest. You don’t believe he did go to every place correct? You say you don’t doubt but in the same breathe you say it’s impossible for him to have done so. That...

Well then Paul must be a liar to some people. I trust what he did. He did reach what he was suppose to. The man to me told those people the truth. People just want more. They discredit what’s been shown. They need more. In order for something else to be fulfilled. You say you don’t doubt...

The question is now this, if Paul says he went and all the uttermost was reached. Why don’t people believe him? A personal agenda? A misunderstanding of language? That is just something people gotta think about.

Hi I didn’t write any of it. Except the first question. The copilot response shows that Paul says and states he went to the uttermost. All I know is what Paul knew from what he wrote ya know. Adding Britain to the conversation doesn’t mean anything I don’t think @David Lamb. The question...