7 CONTROVERSIAL Doctrines Christians Need to STOP Arguing About...NOW!

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• TH

  @thebeatagp · 3 years ago · pinned

  Hey family! I really hope you enjoy this video and that it sheds light on what we should and should not be spending our precious time arguing over. Let me know your thoughts below! Enjoy!

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• BE

  @benferris3415 · 3 years ago

  He didn't say the carpet color. Fight about the carpet color.

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• LA

  @lauriehapner7315 · 3 years ago

  We may disagree, but we don't disrespect. Well said. Thanks for helping us think through these issues.

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• AC

  @acsberean4092 · 3 years ago

  Brother Parr, You have proven yourself to be very level-headed, open-minded, and filled with common sense when exegeting the Scripture. Blessings to you.

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• LI

  @lindahall2285 · 11 months ago

  I am a pretrib believer, but I'm prepared to endure if I'm wrong. I will never take the mark!

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• LO

  @LorettaSater-n8t · 1 year ago

  And I was told that tongues was for the non-believer not the believers❤

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• JE

  @jesusprofessor314 · 3 years ago

  We need to distinguish "arguing" from discussing.  I hope every believer feels the freedom to discuss their perspective and commend it to the conscience of others according to Scripture along with what we see as the strength of our view and the weakness and risks of opposing views.  The harm comes when we make these honest differences of interpretation into reasons to cast aspersions or make accusations or demand "repentance" from those with differing views.  This is where an honest discussion among brothers turns into argument and division.

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• TH

  @thecumminsfamily2035 · 3 years ago

  Well said Allen!! Let us not forget Love the most important commandment of them all ♥️ stay ready my brothers & sisters 🙏🏽🙌🏽

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• LI

  @lindacornett1114 · 3 years ago

  This video has been such a blessing to me. I find myself getting upset with other believers over these very topics. Thank you for helping me understand I don't have to do that. God bless!

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• CH

  @charphillips992 · 1 year ago

  My son developed diabetes when he was 19 months old.<br>I cried and prayed every time we had to poke his finger for blood and make him cry or stick him with a syringe of insulin.<br>As time went by my prayers changed to keep him protected from the possible complications if healing wasn&apos;t God&apos;s plan.<br>When he was 15 life in our family got a bit complicated. He confessed that he was mad at God because he always asked to be healed.<br>And then he revealed that God led him to the realization that with the current difficulties in his life my son had thought seriously about running away from home. My son admitted that if he didn&apos;t need his insulin to live, He would have been gone.<br>Nuff said. Praise God!!

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• AD

  @adrianbailey7973 · 3 years ago

  That was great. &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;We have the same beliefs. &nbsp;I remember once telling God I was going to walk away from my walk with Him. &nbsp;His reply was “I chose you.” Thank God He chose me. &nbsp;I fall on my knees and weep with gratitude. &nbsp;He chose me and He keeps me. &nbsp;What a mighty God we serve!

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• JO

  @johnlamb2525 · 3 years ago

  I am a charismatic Christian, and it seems that I would probably disagree with you on at least half of these issues you have discussed. But even in the areas of disagreement, I could admit that I have seen things in church and in scripture that make it understandable how someone would come to a different conclusion on that issue. I love this video! You are a good Christian brother and I can see that you are trying to reflect Jesus&apos; heart of love and unity. God bless you and may he bring all of the Christians in all denominations and groups together in unity centered on our faith in Jesus Christ and the core teachings of the gospel!

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