Episode 27 | Keith Mitzel | From Promiscuity to Promise
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Todd White was a drug addict and atheist for 22 years. In 2004 he was radically and miraculously set free when a gun fired at him and he should have died but instead heard God speak to his heart, “I took that bullet for you, now are you ready to live for me?”
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Know how I live, I'm a woman and I abide by the word, repented, done just for today. To the King be the Glory, "Lord, Jesus Christ, Son of God...Have mercy on me, a Sinner!"
I met Keith & Gayle with Todd and Robby in Tokyo Japan some years back. Gayle had a tattoo of Keith’s son name , which sparked our conversation. I had gone through a particularly rough time that year, losing someone I loved dearly. Both Keith and Gayle prayed over me , which was a blessing on my journey of forgiveness. Much of what I learned through loss and rejection, is that He is there all the time. Through the depression, the heartaches, the loneliness. Jesus loves.
Keith prayed for me and my daughter in Java Kai coffee shop on Kauai over a decade. He truly lives out his compassion for others and passion for Jesus. Im eternally grateful for his prayers as we are both now baptized. I cherish Keith and Gayle’s friendship immeasurably. Thank you for sharing your powerful testimony !
Powerful! In 2019, while my daughter Isabella was at LCU, Keith came to speak to the students one morning. He asked the crowd if there was anyone who had a birthday that day. Out of a few hundred students, no one. Keith asked what about a relative like a mom or dad? My daughter was the only one who raised her hand. It was my birthday. March 4th! I had been praying all morning for God to give me a special sign or message that I needed to hear. He called her up front & gave her a book to give to me. Man's Pursuit of God by AW Tozier in which he wrote, "Go make disciples". The book answered so many questions I had and has helped me grow and make disciples! After studying out the significance of that day, it was the 5 year anniversary of his son's car accident and death.
As I learned to stand up again spiritually , I found a sense of compassion for others , that I already had, but it was deeper. More like Jesus and less of me.
whoa! Jesus is amazing. That's all I can say!
That was a very intense testimony. How merciful, loving, and patient is our Abba Father.
Met Kieth in Brazil a couple years ago or so, man love this man of God.
Whoaaaa!! I just put on me head phones thinkin im going to be doin some house work with a good msg about the Lord, and boy did I get a STORY!!! What this man lived through was a Hollywood movie script.
Thank you for sharing this! This has made cry cry cry....
I would love to see Todd on here with someone who has been in many persecuted areas and countries to preach the gospel to talk about their experience and wisdom. I have not been able to find anyone talking about wisdom they have learned to deal with those serious life threating scenarios with boldness. I would also love to hear about how being in those situations changed their perspective of day to day intimacy with Jesus and The church in America. I don't know if anyone else shares these same questions but man what a blessing that would be. Or even if someone knows where I can find a video of someone talking about these things and especially the discernment involved that would be so much appreciated!
You should read Jesus Freaks
@@naomilizama4218thankyou cant wait to check it out
Speaking of Dan Mohler, he has a series of teachings HCSKL I believe and there is a missionary David Hogan that does one of his days of teaching in that series I think you would enjoy 😊
Yes thats on Spotify, probably else where too.
@@laurenlovelessCRNP Thank you this is so helpful!
Iam from Indian please prayer from my son Sri satvik Moses paul,he is suffering from asthma
Be healed dear one. Breathe clear. Shalom over lungs. Breathe in…hold breath. Exhale. Clearness. In Jesus Name. Asthma. Do NOT enter him again. No fear of drowning anymore. Amen.
@@jennyburkhart Amen🙏
Praying now for deliverance from demon of asthma and full healing in Jesus Name! ❤
Amazing!
Amen and hallelujah
😭WOW! Beautiful Testimony!!!!!💝🙏🏼✝️
This is so amazing. Seeing everything God did and is still doing in their lives ! Cried. Though most of this
😭😭😭So Good!!!!♥️👏👏👏
Todd White this is a wow I love this
i love this testimony Keith and i are birthday brothers 😁
God. He is so beautiful
Praise the lord pastor 🙏
Love this Man!!!! Keiths the Real Deal !!! Big up Todd for doing these podcasts !!!
Wow this was awesome I remember years ago hearing a part in your sermon about Keith lol great to hear his story and get a face to the name. Very powerful and relatable thank you guys for showing the Glory of the Father !!! Keith your story wrecks me all the way up thank you bless you and you will see your son again.
Another good one! Thank you Pastor Todd.
Thanks for sharing your story Keith. I get your emails from Gayle once in awhile with what you are doing . Love you .., Stephen
Glory to God! ❤️
Oh my goodness! What a story❤️😭🔥✝️🙏
Powerful testimonies!
I’m bawling this is beautiful
So good!
😭😭😭☝️☝️☝️🙌🏼🙌🏼
Wow
If you haven't accepted Jesus as Lord and Savior, please comment back. I'd love to speak with you. God bless!♥️🙏....♥️🙏
I would love to see CeCe Winans!
8:10 God woke me up and said the stock market is going to crash
23:40 Chris overstreet
todd if you can read this please help im struggling to get of methadone please
Praying for deliverance from demon of addiction and full restoration of you life and freedom in Jesus Name!❤
I’m praying for you.. you are my family in God. God will free you
I will pray for you.
BTW, Jesus did NOT BECOME SIN. He BORE OUR'S.
but nealy every version of 2 corinthians 5- 21 says expicitly that "For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him." it literally says that he did , blessings
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THAT JESUS BECAME SIN FOR US?
“God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God” (2 Corinthians 5:21). This verse has inspired a great deal of debate among theologians over the years. There is no doubt that the verse expresses a unique truth about Jesus: He became sin for us. While on the one hand the verse states the simple gospel truth that Jesus took upon Himself the sins of all who would ever believe in Him, it also makes a somewhat enigmatic statement. How exactly did God make Jesus to be sin for us?
Perhaps the best way to understand He became sin for us is to begin with what it does not mean. First, it does not mean that Jesus actually became sin itself. To posit such a theory denies all of Scripture, which clearly presents Jesus Christ as the One in whom there is no sin (1 John 3:5), who commits no sin (1 Peter 2:22), and who is holy, blameless, and pure (Mark 1:24; Acts 3:14; Revelation 3:7). For Jesus to “become” sin, even for a moment, would mean He ceased to be God. But Scripture presents Jesus as “the same yesterday, today and forever” (Hebrews 13:8). He was and is and always will be the Second Person of the Godhead (John 1:1).
Second, the idea that Jesus became sin for us does not mean that He became a sinner, not even for a moment. Some have said that Christ may be considered as the greatest of sinners, because all the sins of mankind (or at least of the elect) became His own sins. When Christ suffered in our place and died for us, He bore the punishment for our sins in His own body (1 Peter 2:24). But Jesus at no time became a sinner personally.
Third, it does not mean He was guilty of actual sin. No one is truly guilty who has not transgressed the law of God, which Jesus never did. If He were guilty, then He deserved to die, and His death could have no more merit than that of any other guilty person. Even the Pharisees who sent Jesus to Calvary knew He was guiltless: “And though they found in him no guilt worthy of death, they asked Pilate to have him executed” (Acts 13:28).
If He became sin for us does not mean Jesus was sin, or a sinner, or guilty of sin, the proper interpretation can only be found in the doctrine of imputation. This is confirmed by the second part of 2 Corinthians 5:21: “So that in him we might become the righteousness of God.” To impute something is to ascribe or attribute it to someone. On the cross, our sin was imputed to Christ. That is how Christ paid our sin debt to God. He had no sin in Himself, but our sin was imputed (attributed) to Him so, as He suffered, He took the just penalty that our sin deserves. At the same time, through faith, Christ’s righteousness is imputed to us. Now we can stand before God sinless, just as Jesus is sinless. We are not righteous in ourselves; rather, Christ’s righteousness is applied to us.
So, “God made him . . . to be sin for us” means that Jesus, although sinless, was treated as if He were not. Although He remained holy, He was regarded as guilty of all the sin in the world. Through imputation of our sin to Him, He became our substitute and the recipient of God’s judgment against sin. Having saved those who believe, He is now “our righteousness, holiness and redemption” (1 Corinthians 1:30).
Quoted from Got Questions
😭😭😭So Good!!!!♥️👏👏👏👏
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