Answering Tough Questions on Race, Gender, and Politics | Dr. David K Bernard
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2022
- UPCI General Superintendent Dr. David K. Bernard discusses how to respond to difficult questions about race, gender, politics, and other sensitive issues.
This seminar was part of General Conference 2022, which was held October 4-7 in Orlando, Florida. For information about future UPCI General Conferences, visit upcigc.com. To learn more about the work and ministry of the UPCI, visit UPCI.org.
Thank you, Bro. Bernard for once again explaining gender issues, & same sex attractions so well.
I'm a licensed minister with UPCI, & have directed a ministry called Alpha Ministries going on 18 yrs. now. This ministry helps those struggling with unwanted same sex attraction, gender dysphoria, etc. God brought me out of the gay lifestyle. I attend Apostolic Tabernacle in Merced, CA, under Pastor Sam Emory.
God bless you, sir. In Jesus Name!
Uhhhmmm...yeah, Pentecostal broads are closet-lesbians. It was somethin' friends and I had joked about until that truth breached itself into an actuality. #PimpsUpHoesDown
Thank you. This was so helpful!
Thank you Dr. Bernard. This is quite balanced!
BRAINWASHING KEEPS CHRISTIANS DAZZLED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why there's no Jeff Arnold's video among the videos? I'm aware he's one of the speakers. Happy to see his session. Congratulations to the leadership of the UPCI ! Praise the Lord!
They didn’t put it up yet. It’s coming
I’m trying to choose my words carefully, I’ve been in the UPCI most of my life. As mentioned, the body is made up of all types. However I have always noticed the “platform” and high ranking officials to be predominantly Caucasian. It’s not a “stumbling block” for me but more of a curiosity. I’m not trying to create controversy or push an agenda in which an unqualified person is put in any position of authority but I also have wondered if a “person of color” would ever be voted in to the highest office amongst the UPCI. Forgive me if this comes across as contentious.
Im new to UPCI, a few years but the fact that its being addressed on a platform, culture, inclusion, being intentional etc. is a HUGE step in the right direction. Its a start that we can be thankful for.
What divorce and remarriage? What about in Virto fertilization?
There is nothing tough about race.
Read Acts 10:34
There are Black Oneness churches that are strictly Black. As a Caucasian Italian American, I would be "chopped liver". Here in NYC, we have many ethnic churches.
Culturally people feel comfortable around people that share their culture - I have seen multicultural churches where people gravitated toward individuals that looked like them
You would be welcomed the Black community historically has welcomed those who are not Black.
Blah, Blah, Blah... #VoteThirdParty