Figured I'd share these since I never had these things shared to me like this.

that is awesome. Thank you young man

Wolfdog,
I watched the first video.
As soon as I heard the speaker's voice my hackles raise a bit, I'm usually pretty skeptical of Afrikaners preachers, I've heard a lot of them in the past preaching some iffy theology.
However, I listened to this guy all the way through. I can't say I heard a thing I disagreed with. Too many churches and preachers nowadays are afraid to preach about the shed blood of Jesus Christ; they are offended by it, God's word tells us that people will naturally be offended by it.
Pretty good stuff; I didn't expect I'd be saying that about this video.

1 John 1:7 ESV
But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin.

The thing about some of today's religious people is they want to believe there is a heaven but not a (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman),v they believe in angels but not demons, they think that being a nice guy is all it takes to get to heaven.

I have a lot to learn and a lot of areas of my life i need to improve but i know the blood of Jesus is what has saved me and is what paid for my sins.

I thank god for his son.

I honeslu had the same reaction lol

Thank you Wolfly.
Dennis

Thank God for Jesus.Amen

I agree with this totally. Nothing but the blood of Jesus.

Thanks

Good stuff Wolfdog. You might like Steven Bancarz. He's on YouTube. Basically a former New Age demon worshipper who now preaches about spirituality through the Bible. He knows his stuff from both sides.

The first video reminded me of a Bible teacher I like named David Pawson. He always used the term "Ram of God" instead of "Lamb of God" because in true historical translation, it was always a ram. There was never a baby lamb since the sacrificial sheep was always a yearling. It was only the New Testament translation from Greek that chose "Lamb" instead of "Ram" to refer to a yearling, and to Christ. Basically all of the New Testament scriptures that call Christ the Lamb should, in fact, say Ram.

Paul's epistle to the Romans 6 and 8 are often used to help the believer understand the Spirit's role in sealing to Christ.


Blessings Wolfdog91.

Mark

2 thumbs up!

Chris