Keeping: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=kejPyw3P7x_nhb_QDiscipleship Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_HkQr_adv7urLujEfZhiGkw&si=v6jDWapKKl5sH2ODThis teaching by Drs. Michael and Mary Davis explores the biblical principle that whatever is sown into our lives will produce fruit of the same kind. Using Jesus’ parables, particularly the Parable of the Growing Seed in Mark 4, they emphasize that the Kingdom of God grows by itself through the planting of God’s Word—without human power or intervention. Just as a farmer cannot force a seed to grow, believers must trust that God’s Word, when sown, will yield spiritual growth in its due season.The teaching also warns against planting seeds of the flesh, such as worldly distractions or negative influences, which lead to corruption and hinder spiritual maturity. Galatians 6:7-8 reinforces this truth: whatever one sows, they will reap—whether in the flesh or the Spirit. The hidden seeds in our hearts, whether good or bad, will inevitably become evident in our lives. Thus, believers must be intentional about sowing to the Spirit, meditating on God’s Word, and guarding their hearts against influences that produce undesirable fruit.In the Great Commission, there is a statement: “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations…” (Matthew 28:19 NAS) Discipleship is a command that is overlooked by many! There is a lot of focus on converting people, but not enough on actually discipling those converts. In this teaching series we will be discussing the biblical importance of discipleship and how the Bible tells us to do it. We will be looking at a key element in this topic: the parable of the sower.

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV **Faith vs. Works: A Biblical Study on Light and Darkness**This video provides a deep dive into biblical concepts, challenging common interpretations of words like "darkness" and "hell". It uses scripture from Matthew, Luke, and John to discuss the true meaning of light and darkness, which is defined as a life of truth versus a life of lies. The speaker also explores the relationship between faith, works, and righteousness, explaining that true righteousness comes from a relationship with God, not from following the law.Key Topics:- The biblical meaning of "darkness" and "light"- The difference between faith and works in achieving righteousness- The importance of context in a word study of the Bible- A critical look at the story of the rich young ruler and his possessionsThe video concludes that a person's relationship with God is the most important thing, and that God wants our heart, not just our actions. Life is not about working to please God, but rather about trusting Him completely and letting Him work through you.#biblestudy #faithvsworks #darknessandlight #righteousness #biblicaltruth #JesusChrist #ChristianityWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV God's "Reproofs": How Life's Challenges Can Bring You Closer to HimThe text explores the concept of "reproof" as a means of divine guidance and correction in life. It argues that biblical judgment is not necessarily eternal hellfire but rather God's way of using life's circumstances to guide people and turn them back to him. The speaker discusses how things as simple as dropping an item or a physical injury can be seen as a reproof, a form of God's law at work to encourage reliance on him. The talk also challenges the notion that God only uses humans to spread his message, citing a biblical example of a donkey speaking.Key Topics:- The meaning of "reproof" in a spiritual context- The role of life's circumstances and difficulties as divine guidance- How to listen for God's voice in everyday situations- Reinterpreting traditional views on hell and judgment- Biblical examples of God's unconventional ways of communicatingThe main takeaway from the video is that a Christian's life should be a continuous process of "hearkening" or listening to God's voice, particularly through the reproofs of life. By turning to these moments, one is trained to be constantly attentive to God and is conformed to the image of Christ, who was a bondslave to his father and continually listened to him.#reproof #faith #Christianity #BiblicalTruth #Sermon #GodsGuidance #SpiritualGrowthWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV Is the Traditional Doctrine of Hell Really Biblical?### DescriptionThis video re-examines the traditional doctrine of eternal punishment, arguing that a closer look at scripture reveals a different truth. The speaker challenges the belief that hell is a place of eternal torment, suggesting that this idea is a pagan mythology superimposed on Christian teachings.- The biblical words translated as "hell": Gehenna, Hades, and Tartarus.- The difference between eternal punishment and eternal death.- Outer darkness as a consequence of life, not a punishment in the afterlife.- The Kingdom of Heaven and living by its rules now.- A call to question popular beliefs and rely on God's word.The speaker concludes that the widely held doctrine of hell as a place of eternal, fiery torment is not supported by a careful reading of the Bible. He encourages believers to understand God's character as loving and just and to question beliefs that do not align with his nature.#theology #biblestudy #hell #christianity #eternalpunishment #biblicaltruth #outerdarkness #JesusWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV Unlocking the Kingdom of Heaven: A Deeper Look at Matthew 25This video challenges traditional interpretations of biblical concepts like "hell," the "end of the world," and the "Lake of Fire." By examining the original Greek translation of Matthew 24 and 25, it argues that these passages are often misunderstood. The discussion re-examines the parables of the ten virgins and the talents, suggesting they refer to a separation occurring in the present, not a future, final judgment.***### Key Topics* The mistranslation of the Greek word "aeon" in the King James Version of the Bible.* Reinterpreting "outer darkness" as a state of being outside the "Kingdom of Heaven".* The "Lake of Fire" was prepared specifically for the devil and his angels, not for mankind.* The separation of the "sheep and the goats" is a process that is happening now.* The "Kingdom of Heaven" is already here and we are seated in it with Christ.***### Main TakeawayThe main takeaway from this video is that it is crucial for believers to be prepared to answer difficult questions and to challenge traditional interpretations that may not align with the original biblical text. A correct understanding of these scriptures can help believers engage in more meaningful discussions with those who disagree.***### Hashtags and YouTube Tags**Hashtags:**#BibleStudy #Theology #Christianity #Matthew25 #KingdomOfHeaven #BibleProphecy #EternalHell #BibleInterpretationWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgVIs Hell Biblical? A Deep Dive into Eternal Punishment*****Description**This video analyzes passages from the book of Matthew, specifically chapters 24 and 25, to re-examine the traditional Christian doctrine of hell. The speaker challenges the idea of eternal torment in a lake of fire, arguing that the biblical text supports the concept of a final, eternal punishment that is the "second death," not perpetual suffering. The talk also touches on related topics like the nature of the Kingdom of Heaven, faith, and living a life that reflects God's will.*****Key Topics**- Interpretation of "outer darkness"- Analysis of the Parable of the Ten Virgins and the Parable of the Talents- The concept of the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth- Debunking the idea of eternal torment in hellfire- The meaning of "eternal punishment" as the "second death"- Personal responsibility and living according to God's law- Biblical interpretation vs. tradition*****Main Takeaway**The main takeaway from the conclusion of the video is that the speaker encourages the audience to re-evaluate their understanding of hell by looking directly at the biblical text, rather than relying on pre-conditioned beliefs or traditions. The core argument is that the concept of perpetual torment in a fire is not biblically supported, and that "eternal punishment" is more accurately understood as an eternal "second death". The speaker also emphasizes that he is not criticizing specific churches or denominations, but rather urging a closer, unfiltered look at scripture.*****Hashtags**#BiblicalInterpretation #ChristianTheology #WhatIsHell #EternalPunishment #BibleStudy #Matthew24 #Matthew25 #OuterDarknessWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgVBiblical Truth About the End Times: Matthew 24, 25, and the Destruction of Jerusalem### **Description**In this video, we re-examine the common interpretations of Matthew 24 and 25, challenging the idea that these passages primarily refer to the end of the world. We dive deep into the original Greek text and historical context to argue that Jesus' prophecies about the "coming of the Lord" and the "end of the age" were actually fulfilled in 70 A.D. with the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple. This video will help you see these biblical texts in a new, historically-grounded light.Key Topics:- Re-evaluating the meaning of Matthew 24 and 25- The difference between the "end of the age" and the "end of the world"- What the Bible really means by "outer darkness" and "weeping and gnashing of teeth"- The Parable of the Fig Tree and what it tells us about evidence- A critical look at speculative books about the end times and the Antichrist- The end of the Jewish AgeThe video's main takeaway is that much of what is commonly believed about the end times is based on speculation rather than sound biblical interpretation. The speaker encourages listeners to focus on what the scriptures explicitly state and to not twist biblical meaning to fit personal or denominational dogma.### **Hashtags**#BibleStudy#Matthew24#EndTimes#BiblicalProphecy#Jerusalem70AD#BibleInterpretation#ChristianityWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?

Full Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_FfkcmSC9zSwo1RPrfohMT5- Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV Re-examining the Doctrine of Hell: Outer Darkness, Weeping & Gnashing of Teeth**Video Description**In this video, we challenge the traditional understanding of hell, urging a re-examination of biblical phrases like "outer darkness" and "weeping and gnashing of teeth". The speaker argues that these phrases are often misinterpreted as descriptions of eternal torment, but when viewed in context, they describe being cast outside the Kingdom of Heaven. The talk emphasizes the distinction between heaven and the Kingdom of Heaven, which is defined as God's kingship on Earth.Key topics discussed:- An in-depth look at the doctrine of hell from a biblical perspective- The correct interpretation of the terms "outer darkness" and "weeping and gnashing of teeth"- An analysis of biblical passages, including parables from the book of Matthew, which are often used to justify the belief in hell- The importance of reading scripture without a "predisposition filter" or preconceived beliefsThe main takeaway from this video is that many people add their own preconceived beliefs about hell to the biblical text, instead of listening to what the scriptures actually say. The speaker argues that if you read the Bible without this bias, it is difficult to find the traditional concept of hell.#biblicaltruth #hell #theology #Christianity #eternaltorment #outerdarkness #weepingandgnashingofteethWhat is hell, defined according to the Bible? Does God delight in watching His creation suffer in eternal torment? What is the other darkness? These questions and more, are discussed in this teaching series on hell. Join us in these videos to look through the biblical passages on this topic and examine in great biblical details what hell truly is… a religious myth designed to control the masses or a Biblical truth?