I’m an ordained Assemblies of God pastor of 20+ years and graduated from an AG Bible college and seminary in Springfield, Mo (where the national headquarter resides). This summary of the AG is extremely accurate and fair. Well done.
2033: REST OH FAIR, THERE IS LITTLE LEFT. Biblical symbology reveals to us that for God a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years as a day; therefore, in the person and work of the Lord Jesus himself, his reappearance is revealed on the morning of the third day (beginning of the third millennium, 21st century). Sacred Scripture also reveals that the time given to the Church's mission is two days (two thousand years), which end in 2033, since the Church was founded in the year 33. The next facts that will impact the world are: 1- The uprising of the world ruler (antichrist). 2- Martyrdom of Christians and the rapture of the Church. 3- The third world war and the great massacre of the Jewish nation by Russia. After these three episodes, Christ, THE KING OF JERUSALEM, will descend together with his saints, on the mount of olives, for the implantation of the millennial government (Rev. 19:15). The war and its end will take place according to Zechariah 14: Israel on the brink of extermination, and the annihilation of world military forces. Thus will be the second coming of the one who was killed and revived. In this glorious episode many will die, but others will be preserved on earth. Being the conqueror of all armies, the world comes to belong to Christ, the King of Jerusalem. (Rev. 11:15). Now, we, incorruptible disciples, for a thousand years, will reorganize planet earth (the only planet with intelligent life). 1- The Judiciary System will be extinguished. 2- Police and armies from all over the world will have new and unique command. 3- Traffics and militias will be extinguished, now Christianity reigns in the scepter of the Gospel. 4- Nobody else will say my door or my house, everything will be from the conqueror of the valley of Armageddon. 5- The Creator of the coronavirus, will exterminate all pests, automatically sentencing Science to its end. 6- The world speaks one language again (Gen. 11: 1). 7- We will not eat meat, there will be no blood shed in the personal kingdom of Jesus Christ. 8- All pagan temples, catholics, spiritists, assemblies of god, baptists, and movements called evangelicals will be sealed at the disposal of the Great King of Jerusalem, and no spiritual entity will ever be mentioned again. Truth and justice assume their throne over humanity. Soon, after the coronavirus, we will have hunger, pests, plagues, and a class of self-loving political leaders who, like leeches, will not get enough of their robberies and murders, taking advantage of catastrophes to get rich, they have until 2033 to adjust accounts. The curriculum of the faculties will undergo changes, and my brothers and I will witness in the Universities, where all the Constitutions will be extinguished, and the Glorious Gospel of the Kingdom will be taught to all people, then the end will come (Matt. 24:14). Generation Jesus Christ Pr. Tupirani (last Elijah - MaI. 4). restauracao.net
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@@Armagedom-dc7qw "One day is as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day" has nothing to do with how you're using it. It's a statement about God being above time, not a decoder key for your doctrines. In fact, none of your scripture references support the doctrines you're espousing.
I first heard the gospel at an Assemblies of God when I was around 10 y/o at a vacation bible school. I did not attend church of any kind regularly as a boy growing up. The Holy Spirit was working that day and I was convicted and drawn by the Spirit of God to go forward. I didn't really understand what was happening then as I do now. I believe if I had been dealt with more carefully I might have gotten saved that day, but only God knows. About 10 years later I was witnessed to by an Independent Baptist who used Isaiah 53 and that same Holy Spirit again convicted me VERY strongly of my need as a lost sinner to be saved by the Lamb of God. I did not immediately get saved, but remained under deep conviction for days after that encounter. I went to a small IFB church about 1 week later and went forward during the invitation. This time, that same man used the Romans Road and briefly went through it with me and led me in a phrase by phrase prayer to be repeated only if I meant it. Believe me, I meant every word! Now to be clear, I was ready fruit at this point, ripe for the picking, but I had never prayed a prayer in my life at this point. I got saved that day when I admitted to God that I was a sinner and deserved His judgment including spending eternity in hell. I believed that Jesus Christ, the virgin born Son of God, had died in my place on Calvary's cross, shedding His sinless blood for my sins, and rose from the dead. I understood only that I was a sinner who deserved God's judgment for my sins and that Christ had taken God's judgement by bearing my sins on the cross. When I called upon the Lord (Romans 10:13) with that in mind God INSTANTLY forgave my sins DURING THAT PRAYER and made me His child and I KNEW IT. There was zero doubt in my mind and heart that I was born again. I was "dead in trespasses and sins", but I walked out of that church that day "a new creation in Christ Jesus." I can't agree with some of the Assemblies of God doctrines, but I still thank God for them. If that personal worker that day hadn't been dealing with several children at once and maybe spent just a little more time with me, who knows, I might be Assemblies of God today. I don't think either of those churches are perfect btw, including IFB. You may not agree with all my testimony, but it is all exactly as I stated it, particularly the part about getting saved DURING that phrase by phrase repeated prayer! I was born again before I stood up from kneeling and KNEW it. I still know it 44 years later. If you don't get anything else out of my testimony just know Christ did all the hard work of dying for our sins as the sinless Lamb of God, but the Holy Spirit is the One who draws and convicts the lost sinner. Without His CURRENT work, nobody on earth can be saved and He will NOT work through dirty vessels. He will not fill you and use you if you're living in sin and worldliness. Sadly, I just described most Christians on earth today.
Actually, I just watched a segment of "the Ten Minute Bible Hour" where the General Superintendant of the Assemblies of God said that while the A.G. DOES believe in glossolalia (speaking in tongues), they now maintain that the FRUITS of the spirit are a more reliable indication of the Holy Spirit's work in a believer than any one gift.
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Very informative; thank you for your commitment to this work and sharing it with others. It breaks my heart to see division around the subject of tongues and the infilling of The Holy Spirit of God. I’m thankful that I was filled with God’s Holy Spirit subsequent to my salvation; I was alone and did not know what had happened to me and was not coached in any way. I had just finished hearing a message on “The Love of God From Genesis to Revelation”; to my surprise, I sensed a warm sensation moving up my body starting at my feet but when I looked down to see what it was, I couldn’t see anything. About that same time, I sensed that something was fleeing from my body and I strained to see what it was but saw nothing. The warmth kept moving up my body and when it got to my abdomen, I felt as if I was going to explode but I held it back as best I could. I called someone to ask what was happening to me but I stuttered uncontrollably and could barely speak intelligibly; they told me not to be afraid and that they believed that I may have been filled with the Holy Spirit and not to fight it but to let go. And as God is my Witness, when I let go, I dropped the phone, my hands suddenly stretched straight up, my head went backwards and my mouth opened wide and words came rushing loudly and fluently from my mouth that I’d never heard before but I knew in an instant that I was praising and communing with God. Tears of joy poured down my face and I was flooded with love. I sensed that God was telling me how much He loved me and the whole world. My opinions about God fell away and were replaced with His love for everyone. I didn’t get much sleep that night; I kept waking with my arms going straight up praising and thanking God throughout the night. I’d drop from exhaustion but when my eyes opened I’d immediately lift my arms in praise and thanksgiving speaking in that language. I later asked God to let me rest and I slept peacefully from there on. When I woke the next day, I couldn’t help but get dressed and hit the streets sharing my faith in Christ Jesus with most everyone I met. I didn’t have much to give but I took a few items from the house to give away to some of the homeless in the neighborhood. I also noticed that the Scripture was opened to me in a way that I had not previously experienced and that I was able to share God’s Word in a manner that was powerful in it’s impact on me and those I shared it with. I cannot question the infilling neither do I argue with anyone about it; it is the Work of God and He administers gifts as He sees fit. It is not my habit to speak in tongues in public or in a corporate Christian setting; it is personal to me as I commune with God. I recall the first time I read in Acts 10, about Peter sharing the Gospel with Cornelius and his household; I can certainly relate to how God’s Spirt falls simply from the hearing.
I am catholic and I agree with you. The Church is Apostolic and must be baptized in the Holy Spirit , Father and son no in this order I made a mistake and must gave Communion because that was our Lord’s last commandment. In the last supper our Lord who share bread with the apostles and says very clear do this in my memory.
Yeah, it's definitely unfortunate to see the division in regards to the gifts of the Holy Spirit... I don't think I've spoken in tongues yet, but I agree with a lot of what you said, and I've had a number of times where I've been in that kind of autopilot mode.(whether it was the first time I went to church, when I got baptized in water, etc) I haven't yet been compelled to evangelize, but with the crazy year I've had, I wouldn't be surprised if that ends up being one of the next things I'll end up doing in autopilot mode.
Your experience is interesting. I grew up around churches where this Holy Spirit infilling was typical. I both wanted and not wanted something like it. Because I wanted what God gave to believers but didn’t want to be ‘crazy’ holy roller. Eventually I did have that experience but it came it bits and starts. One day I was in church and during a time of praise the whole experience was overwhelming and speech came from somewhere else. Loud and flowing. I pray on my own now and seldom around others unless I am praying for someone specifically. Then I know what I say in the Spirit is better than my own thoughts.
@@derektan2971 sorry to hear you have fallen into error. Take one point for example ,tongues .How many really study what Paul is saying in 1 Cor.14 Take verse 21 in the margin of my King James it gives the reference of Isaiah 28:11 this is the prophecy about tongues .It says it will be a sign for the unbelieving leaders in Jerusalem .That means Jews . The gospel first went to the Jews . Then it says even then they will not believe . What was the sign he is talking about? It is about God giving a message to people from other countries in their own languages not just Hebrew . This is a warning to the Jews .,and it marks the start of the mainly Gentile church age .that is why it did finish ,to be started up again at the end of the church age ,sometimes called the tongues movement. This is why it is false as now the sign would be meaningless . FALSE PROPHETS ARE THOSE WHO CLAIM TO HAVE A WORD FROM GOD WHEN THEY DO NOT , this is a serious matter and I have found many in the Pentecostal movement.
I grew up in a church that emphasized the doctrine of Salvation, which is wonderful, but I feel that I lack the Experience of Salvation and the power of the Gospel. Your video was well done, concise and informative and will undoubtedly help me on my journey. Thank you.
I grew up going to different denominations at different times: Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Baptist, non-denom, Messianic Jewish, etc, however until 2015, never an AOG. The Lord somewhat forcibly moved me to one in 2015-2019 (long story). For those who don’t know the theology of the worship is to play songs until they find which song the Holy Spirit is moving in, and then repeat that song for 20 minutes or so while everyone prays in tongues. I know much more about worship *now* and can appreciate all different styles however BEFORE the Lord put me in an AOG church I would always avoid “the singing” part of church because I never “got” it and I found it boring. HOWEVER, I had ALWAYS LOVED techno, and had said for years *prior* to going to an AOG church when people would ask “why do you skip the singing and only come for the preaching” my reply was “well if the church ever played techno, I’d be there early.” Don’t you know, God‘s got jokes, and he’s got a way of reaching every single one of us *where we ARE* because While I was at the AOG church I found I LOVED the AOG style of worship, and I ALWAYS wanted to be there for THAT not because it was more talented or better songs but because it occurred to me repeating the same verse for 20 minutes is essentially Christian techno😂😂😂 I may not be at an AOG church now but I’m always up for visiting one ESPECIALLY for the praise and worship😂😂😂
I grew up in AG churches, but my beliefs align a little more with Baptist beliefs. I'm now non-denominational, though. Christians should find unity in our essential beliefs, and enjoy freedom in non-essentials. There's no reason an AG believer and a Baptist can't work together to serve the same King they both belong to :)
Well done I subscribe thanks brother, I when to a gospel assembly here in Indianapolis couple of times I really love the brothers in Christ they are filled with the love Christ, I'm looking forward to going again and visit pastor reed Collen shalom brother Josh
This is an excellent channel. I was an Assemblies of God Pastor for about 15 years. In my home state the Assemblies of God leadership was/is rather corrupt. How corrupt you ask? Corrupt enough to send our former Illinois District Superintendent to Federal Prison for many years. Some will object to my bringing up this fact since that happened many years ago. Within the last five years First Assembly of God church building and property in Wheaton Illinois was converted into a Mosque. Large numbers of Assembly of God churches have closed their doors in the last 30 years in the NW Suburbs of Chicago. I have not seen this level of corruption in other parts of the country.
May I suggest you read the book by Anthony Hoekstra titled "The Four Major Cults" One quarter of this book is about the Church of Christ, Scientist. A little summary is that that group is neither Christian nor Science-based.
Here is my video on Assemblies of God czcams.com/video/axVYrEhf24M/video.html Here is my video on Church of God (Cleveland, TN) czcams.com/video/AM-iAIeK1nA/video.html Here is my video that compares the two (Foursquare is in there too) czcams.com/video/jKeph03Nfi0/video.html
For what it’s worth, on the way to my AG church, I can count more than 15 different churches. My heart goes out to those who are seeking yet must navigate the complexities of all of these congregations. Each and every one of these churches believes they have it right while the others are missing the mark to some degree. I would like to hear more leaders encourage those seekers with the challenge to pray to the Lord, “If something is from You Lord I desire it fully and if not Lord, keep it away”. In my life, I simply ask the Holy Spirit to make the truth clear to me. I believe what is revealed to me and not what is always told to me by man. Emotional outbursts are largely evident when there is a crowd to witness which then falsely can manipulate additional outbursts. Yes, Christian’s need fellowship and corporate worship and definitely solid biblical counsel but IMO the Holy Spirit will never deny the request to reveal the truth to the individual who persistently makes their request known in the quiet secret place.
I spent the first thirty years of my life in an AG Church. Nobody ever pressured me, or even suggested that I go for the baptism in the Holy Spirit or speak in tongues. They just did a lot of fire and brimstone manipulation to get people to respond to altar calls when I was younger, and in my later years, they began to go overboard on the gift of prophecy or newspaper eschatology.
Wonderful video. I've been AoG for 15 years after growing up not believing in tongues. There just weren't any decent Biblical churches near where I live aside from my AoG. I haven't spoken in tongues and still believe in the Baptist view but a friend at church was saved by tongues when he heard the gospel presented in his native language which others perceived as "tongues". Aside from that, every time I've heard tongues it was chaotic not positive and my AoG church never has it during services and most members have never spoken in tongues. International churches seem to see more miraculous signs than US churches across denominations.
Also, my pastor believes in women leadership. We've discussed it and he has a logical Biblical argument for it even if I don't agree with his assumptions and interpretations. Not all who allow it do so to cave to the culture, as I believe AoG allowed it from the beginning before it was a "social issue". I still think its wrong but I treat him with grace because he's such a Godly pastor. We've also discussed pre-destination. I think it has been positive to attend a church where I question their secondary doctrines. It forces me to pray and think through what I believe and challenge myself. He's helped me grow and has encouraged me and we are gracious in our disagreements.
Your friend heard the Gospel from someone who learned the language, not from tongues. AG does tend to be a little less charismatic than other charismatic churches. I also suspect there are a number of mostly, not fully, honest AG pastors who have realized AG tongues is just gibberish, so they don't emphasize it. They want to keep their jobs so they don't come out and say what they've learned since they were kids in seminary.
@@TheTicktockman321 Sorry, I don't believe it. Either your friend is mistaken or he's pulling your leg. I believe tongues ceased when it was no longer needed to spread the Gospel. Even if I didn't believe it has ceased, I wouldn't be able to accept that a Pentacostal could speak in tongues. Such a gift to a Pentacostal would absurdly lend credibility to all their blatantly false tongues and false doctrines.
Very good information. I really believe that all those sects and evangelicals Protestant. They should be United because some many sects they no go nowhere. A house divided will fall.
I don't consider the AG to be within the tent of Christianity, so no Baptist church should be united with it. But, yes, churches should strive to be more cooperative or united with other churches within the tent of Christianity.
Continued from below: Sadly, if reports are true, AGs, at least some of them, no longer practice separatism to any degree obvious to the world. From my vantage point IBCs live more spiritual lives, if less emotionally demonstrative. Conclusion: Unlike some people I'm afraid Christians, particularly in the US, are going to feel real persecution. It has always been said that Christianity prevails under persecution, but perishes in prosperity. Maybe there's going to be a "Great Revival" in these end times. Maybe both? If persecution occurs, which is historically confirmed, we may, all believers, embrace each other when faced with the ardent evil of facing Satan and our society, and its leaders, directly. Catholics: These folks need our prayers. They carried the fight against abortion largely alone. Protestant Believers talked, but not much else. The mainline Protestants were mostly on the side of genocide of the unborn as everybody knows. And this was directed overwhelmingly against the urban black citizens via its origin in eugenics. An heroic Archbishop in California recently denied Representative Nancy Pelosi to take communion because of the outrageous statements she made in support of even "the day of birth" abortions. Last week she went to Rome and received communion directly from the Pope. Think about that! Pray now! Will Almighty God let this stand? Can this country believe that God will not punish us? The US now has more extreme abortion laws than Europe, even formerly Communist countries. Russia now limits it to 12 weeks. We are now in a war with Russia who, in the last few years has sponsored a renewal in the Orthodox Church. At the insistence of the US and NATO the EU has sanctioned the Prelate of the Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, basically, as I understand it, making him arrest able if he sets foot outside Russia. Forget about Ukraine, Russia, Germany, France, Italy (Rome), Lithuania and all the rest. It is a snakepit now and always has been. Every time we help them we lose millions of our own soldiers. Will America put up with this again for the utterly corrupt Ukrainians and our utterly corrupt leaders who support them? How many American soldiers will we let die to support their corruption? Meanwhile they continue to vilify and try to impeach the best President this country has ever had. If you are a believer hadn't you better pray, for this nation, now?
I attended an Assembly Of God church who said you needed to speak in Tongues to be Saved and Tongues was a personal prayer language for the Holy Spirit to pray without the Devil overhearing instead of a real language to spread the Gospel and the same woman would interrupt service every week and I was told I wasn’t Saved since I didn’t say tee la tee la and I did yoga, so a group of women surrounded me and said I needed to fart, burp, or vomit out the evil spirit and they said I was sick because I had a sin issue and needed to put more money in the offering plate and people claimed they could heal you if you had enough faith and people told me God told them I was going to marry my boyfriend and when we broke up, they told me God changed His mind or they misheard him and they had the pastor’s wife preach once per month to give her husband a break and you needed to pray in a certain order and you might die if you took Communion without repenting of all sin and they were into the creepy Bethel School Of Supernatural Ministry and Jesus Culture and Hillsong United and IHOP and they wanted everyone to buy The One Year Bible and Jesus Calling and they said Jesus turned water into nonalcoholic wine and not to drink… They seemed crazy and confused. I was there for a few years and that was too long. Independent Baptist is good, but I disagree with only using King James and women not wearing pants. It’s much more Bible focused.
@@ReadyToHarvest Well, firstly in my denomination womens pastors is not allowed, sometimes the pastor's wife is called like that, but is just a nickname. But this topic is very controversial in my country.
@@ReadyToHarvest And as a matter fact in Brazil evangelicals have the stereotype of not be pacifists lol. In general, Assemblies of God members (me include) are pro guns, pro army and pro police forces.
@@alefflira9561 Yes, Pacifism was part of the Assemblies of God history, but you would find that also in the USA, in the present they like most conservative Christians are also pro-gun and pro-police on the whole.
Yes, if you believe in speaking in tongues today, you are a continuationist. However, not all continuationists accept modern speaking in tongues as legit. They would often say that speaking in tongues may very well continue to the present, but it would be a known language that can be interpreted by someone who knows it - and the "tongues of angels"/incomprehensible tongues of the modern Pentecostals and Charismatics wouldn't cut it for them. So charismatic is a subset of continuationist. You can be continuationist and not charismatic. But if you are charismatic you are definitely continuationist.
Excellent Presentation and mostly enlightening comments, except for a few infidels. Infidels are the ones who disagree with God and his Inerrant Word, which, in principle and in the main tells the story of how sin entered into and dispoiled the universe and the remedy for sin and the rewards for accepting that remedy. What do unbelievers believe they gain by insulting believers? If a believers faith was that fragile, it probably wasn't effective in the first place. I was saved at 6 years old in a Methodist church, although the teaching came largely from my Mother. At 11 we left the Methodist largely over the infestation of "Higher Criticism" from the seminaries. The HC resulted in the Revised Standard Version of the Bible which, among other things, sneakily denied the virgin birth by translating the passage about Mary as not a virgin, but "a young woman" which is ridiculous. I knew all about this at 11 and knew many of the examples of their heresies. (BTW, "Higher Criticism", which largely came from East European immigrants before and after WWII who infiltrated East Coast academia, is now call "Wokeism"). We went to the AGs and I was there until at about 18 I became an agnostic, philosophical materialist until I was about 30. The teaching I had heard about end times dispensationalism was what brought me back. Married a Baptist and rebaptised in IBC. If I had not heard the AG rendition of Revelation I don't think I would have ever come back to faith. What does this imply about eternal security? Well, if the Baptists were right I was saved even when I was a vocal unbeliever. If the Assemblies were right I reclaimed my faith. My interpretation is that either way it just proves that God's grace is greater than I had any reason to expect, but that was true anyway. One thing is certain. If I am saved today, I was saved when I was 6 because I believe the same essential things, (ie, the Five Fundamental Articles of Faith). Now about practices. Calvary Chapel fits me about right. Observations as between the two: It's kinda like the old fader switch on old car radios that would fade between the front and back speakers. Baptists are on the right. The further you go to the right the more intellectual and internal, you might say hidden, their faith is. If they "feel" anything in a church service or song service it's scares them to death. The Pentecostals or on the left side of the fader bar. If they are in a church service and don't feel like dancing a little jig they start to look down at their shoe soles to see if hell fires are not lacking at their shoe leather. Further observations: I much prefer the music in AG churches. IBCs are mostly dead as a door nail. Do these people really believe they have eternal life with God their father in eternal peace and bliss? Can't tell. On the other hand, when I was AG we lived a separate life. No movies, ball games, TV or any other "Worldly Amusements"
I've been in the independent baptist and the AG, and we are comparing different religions. One based on scripture, one on emotion, experiences, and impressions (usually called holy spirit). Don't seeking validation.
depends if they can fit on the pinhead or not. "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" is a reductio ad absurdum challenge to medieval scholasticism in general, and its angelology in particular, as represented by figures such as Duns Scotus and Thomas Aquinas. It is first recorded in the 17th century, in the context of Protestant apologetics.
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 If St. Paul (1st Corinthians 11:27) and the Early Christians (who were taught by the Apostles i.e St. Ignatius of Antioch Letters to the Smynias.) were alive today, Protestants would be considered Heretics. Basically Protestants have destroyed Christianity by going against Christ wishes (John 17). No one takes Christianity seriously anymore since Christians are all divided. Is it a wonder why every Protestant nation is ruled by Christ-hating Marxists.
Foursquare is extremely similar to the Assemblies of God. The major difference is that in the Assemblies of God a person who has been through a divorce, even if totally the innocent victim, is pretty much banned forever from any type of Ministry or even allowed to teach a Sunday School class. Foursquare looks at the circumstances of each individual divorce before they will decide if that divorce will ban someone from church leadership or not. Lots of Assembly of God Ministers, who were the innocent victims of Divorce, end up in Foursquare as Pastors.
AOG.and the UPCI are both very divisive and pushy in their speaking in tongues. I spent 8 years in these churches, both claim they treat those who don't speak in tongues exactly the same. Oh no they don't!!!! .The church gets split between those who do and those who don't! 🙏🙏🙏
I cannot confirm anything like this. A homosexual pastor in the AoG would be very big news, but it doesn't appear to be the case. As for workers in a church nursery, it's possible that some local church may overlook something like that, but the denomination does not put any stamp of approval on that, from what I can see. If you have any sources that can verify what you have heard, feel free to share them with us here.
@@ReadyToHarvest Thanks for getting back. I've learned much from this channel. I saw a news clip about what I mentioned. Then later I learned a friend of mine, who's wife is his pastor (ugh!), had background in AOG. That's why I asked.
No the Assemblies of God church doesn’t except same sex marriage what happen was a church that was a part of the Assemblies of God split away from the denomination because they want to welcome gay people in Church
@@darrelvitanzos3738 Thanks for getting back. I'm not sure about all the leagues. Some support fe-male pastors. Is that a step in the direction of confusing gender?
2033: REST OH FAIR, THERE IS LITTLE LEFT. Biblical symbology reveals to us that for God a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years as a day; therefore, in the person and work of the Lord Jesus himself, his reappearance is revealed on the morning of the third day (beginning of the third millennium, 21st century). Sacred Scripture also reveals that the time given to the Church's mission is two days (two thousand years), which end in 2033, since the Church was founded in the year 33. The next facts that will impact the world are: 1- The uprising of the world ruler (antichrist). 2- Martyrdom of Christians and the rapture of the Church. 3- The third world war and the great massacre of the Jewish nation by Russia. After these three episodes, Christ, THE KING OF JERUSALEM, will descend together with his saints, on the mount of olives, for the implantation of the millennial government (Rev. 19:15). The war and its end will take place according to Zechariah 14: Israel on the brink of extermination, and the annihilation of world military forces. Thus will be the second coming of the one who was killed and revived. In this glorious episode many will die, but others will be preserved on earth. Being the conqueror of all armies, the world comes to belong to Christ, the King of Jerusalem. (Rev. 11:15). Now, we, incorruptible disciples, for a thousand years, will reorganize planet earth (the only planet with intelligent life). 1- The Judiciary System will be extinguished. 2- Police and armies from all over the world will have new and unique command. 3- Traffics and militias will be extinguished, now Christianity reigns in the scepter of the Gospel. 4- Nobody else will say my door or my house, everything will be from the conqueror of the valley of Armageddon. 5- The Creator of the coronavirus, will exterminate all pests, automatically sentencing Science to its end. 6- The world speaks one language again (Gen. 11: 1). 7- We will not eat meat, there will be no blood shed in the personal kingdom of Jesus Christ. 8- All pagan temples, catholics, spiritists, assemblies of god, baptists, and movements called evangelicals will be sealed at the disposal of the Great King of Jerusalem, and no spiritual entity will ever be mentioned again. Truth and justice assume their throne over humanity. Soon, after the coronavirus, we will have hunger, pests, plagues, and a class of self-loving political leaders who, like leeches, will not get enough of their robberies and murders, taking advantage of catastrophes to get rich, they have until 2033 to adjust accounts. The curriculum of the faculties will undergo changes, and my brothers and I will witness in the Universities, where all the Constitutions will be extinguished, and the Glorious Gospel of the Kingdom will be taught to all people, then the end will come (Matt. 24:14). Generation Jesus Christ Pr. Tupirani (last Elijah - MaI. 4). restauracao.net
Generally speaking, the IFB doctrine of salvation is more Scripturally sound than that found in the AOG. However, salvation is not by being part of any church. It is by faith alone in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ and folly to suggest that all in the IFB are saved and all in the AOG are hellbound. Satan has his wolves amongst the IFB too and not a few either. The IFB have a tendency to plug unScriptural methods to manufacture decisions, especially prodigious use of a formulaic sinners prayer. The AOG do as well and all too often, this produces spiritual stillbirths and unconverted converts whose object of faith is not what Christ has done for them through His death, burial and resurrection but the fact they said a prayer at some point.This is still works salvation. Indeed, I would say that the majority in IFB churches are not saved and the percentage of those actually regenerate would be way lower amongst the AOG. While I would concede that there is a remnant of saved believers in the AOG, they still need to get out.That denomination is getting worse and worse and far down the ecumenical road.
Assemblies of God churches believe you can lose your salvation that's tells me they do not believe the gospel that is why they will be given a strong delusion because they did not love the truth by which they must be saved
@Paul you are not reading your Bible. Rev 22:19 (and others); these people must have been Christian to have their names in the book. But God himself took their part away.
@@ronashman8463 All start off in the Book of Life from a human standpoint but it is unbelief and rejection of Christ that causes names to be blotted out. Jesus gives EVERLASTING life to those that believe on Him not temporary, probationary or conditional life. Once TRULY saved, always saved.
I’m an ordained Assemblies of God pastor of 20+ years and graduated from an AG Bible college and seminary in Springfield, Mo (where the national headquarter resides). This summary of the AG is extremely accurate and fair. Well done.
2033: REST OH FAIR, THERE IS LITTLE LEFT.
Biblical symbology reveals to us that for God a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand
years as a day; therefore, in the person and work of the Lord Jesus himself, his
reappearance is revealed on the morning of the third day (beginning of the third millennium,
21st century). Sacred Scripture also reveals that the time given to the Church's mission is
two days (two thousand years), which end in 2033, since the Church was founded in the
year 33. The next facts that will impact the world are: 1- The uprising of the world ruler
(antichrist). 2- Martyrdom of Christians and the rapture of the Church. 3- The third world war
and the great massacre of the Jewish nation by Russia. After these three episodes, Christ,
THE KING OF JERUSALEM, will descend together with his saints, on the mount of olives,
for the implantation of the millennial government (Rev. 19:15). The war and its end will take
place according to Zechariah 14: Israel on the brink of extermination, and the annihilation of
world military forces. Thus will be the second coming of the one who was killed and revived.
In this glorious episode many will die, but others will be preserved on earth. Being the
conqueror of all armies, the world comes to belong to Christ, the King of Jerusalem. (Rev.
11:15). Now, we, incorruptible disciples, for a thousand years, will reorganize planet earth
(the only planet with intelligent life). 1- The Judiciary System will be extinguished. 2- Police
and armies from all over the world will have new and unique command. 3- Traffics and
militias will be extinguished, now Christianity reigns in the scepter of the Gospel. 4- Nobody
else will say my door or my house, everything will be from the conqueror of the valley of
Armageddon. 5- The Creator of the coronavirus, will exterminate all pests, automatically
sentencing Science to its end. 6- The world speaks one language again (Gen. 11: 1). 7- We
will not eat meat, there will be no blood shed in the personal kingdom of Jesus Christ. 8- All
pagan temples, catholics, spiritists, assemblies of god, baptists, and movements called
evangelicals will be sealed at the disposal of the Great King of Jerusalem, and no spiritual
entity will ever be mentioned again. Truth and justice assume their throne over humanity.
Soon, after the coronavirus, we will have hunger, pests, plagues, and a class of self-loving
political leaders who, like leeches, will not get enough of their robberies and murders, taking
advantage of catastrophes to get rich, they have until 2033 to adjust accounts. The
curriculum of the faculties will undergo changes, and my brothers and I will witness in the
Universities, where all the Constitutions will be extinguished, and the Glorious Gospel of the
Kingdom will be taught to all people, then the end will come (Matt. 24:14).
Generation Jesus Christ Pr. Tupirani (last Elijah - MaI. 4).
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is AG a 501c?
@@waverider4927 The General Counsel of the Assemblies of God (the National USA headquarters), most State Districts & most local Congregations are registered with the IRS as Tax Exempt under IRS Section 501 c (3).
The IRS considers all churches in the USA as 501 (3), automatically without the necessity of formally requesting such status.
Assemblies of God Philippines is now split become two we dont know who is connected to the Main AG USA
@@Armagedom-dc7qw "One day is as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day" has nothing to do with how you're using it. It's a statement about God being above time, not a decoder key for your doctrines. In fact, none of your scripture references support the doctrines you're espousing.
I first heard the gospel at an Assemblies of God when I was around 10 y/o at a vacation bible school. I did not attend church of any kind regularly as a boy growing up. The Holy Spirit was working that day and I was convicted and drawn by the Spirit of God to go forward. I didn't really understand what was happening then as I do now. I believe if I had been dealt with more carefully I might have gotten saved that day, but only God knows. About 10 years later I was witnessed to by an Independent Baptist who used Isaiah 53 and that same Holy Spirit again convicted me VERY strongly of my need as a lost sinner to be saved by the Lamb of God. I did not immediately get saved, but remained under deep conviction for days after that encounter. I went to a small IFB church about 1 week later and went forward during the invitation. This time, that same man used the Romans Road and briefly went through it with me and led me in a phrase by phrase prayer to be repeated only if I meant it. Believe me, I meant every word! Now to be clear, I was ready fruit at this point, ripe for the picking, but I had never prayed a prayer in my life at this point. I got saved that day when I admitted to God that I was a sinner and deserved His judgment including spending eternity in hell. I believed that Jesus Christ, the virgin born Son of God, had died in my place on Calvary's cross, shedding His sinless blood for my sins, and rose from the dead. I understood only that I was a sinner who deserved God's judgment for my sins and that Christ had taken God's judgement by bearing my sins on the cross. When I called upon the Lord (Romans 10:13) with that in mind God INSTANTLY forgave my sins DURING THAT PRAYER and made me His child and I KNEW IT. There was zero doubt in my mind and heart that I was born again. I was "dead in trespasses and sins", but I walked out of that church that day "a new creation in Christ Jesus."
I can't agree with some of the Assemblies of God doctrines, but I still thank God for them. If that personal worker that day hadn't been dealing with several children at once and maybe spent just a little more time with me, who knows, I might be Assemblies of God today. I don't think either of those churches are perfect btw, including IFB. You may not agree with all my testimony, but it is all exactly as I stated it, particularly the part about getting saved DURING that phrase by phrase repeated prayer! I was born again before I stood up from kneeling and KNEW it. I still know it 44 years later. If you don't get anything else out of my testimony just know Christ did all the hard work of dying for our sins as the sinless Lamb of God, but the Holy Spirit is the One who draws and convicts the lost sinner. Without His CURRENT work, nobody on earth can be saved and He will NOT work through dirty vessels. He will not fill you and use you if you're living in sin and worldliness. Sadly, I just described most Christians on earth today.
Thank you. So beautiful.
Very well said. In fact, I'm going to copy your testimony with the Biblical references in case I could use it in the future to help someone.
Amen. What a great testimony. Praise the Lord for His Salvation.
Actually, I just watched a segment of "the Ten Minute Bible Hour" where the General Superintendant of the Assemblies of God said that while the A.G. DOES believe in glossolalia (speaking in tongues), they now maintain that the FRUITS of the spirit are a more reliable indication of the Holy Spirit's work in a believer than any one gift.
Was raised IFB, switched at 16 to A/G, now at 54 still an A/G!
Im such a theo nerd... i love this channel
we are also assemblies of God in Philippines but we have undesirable problem facing in our church. The church struggled
because of the persecution of the church. we need your support and prayers brother and sister in Christ Jesus.
Very informative; thank you for your commitment to this work and sharing it with others.
It breaks my heart to see division around the subject of tongues and the infilling of The Holy Spirit of God. I’m thankful that I was filled with God’s Holy Spirit subsequent to my salvation; I was alone and did not know what had happened to me and was not coached in any way. I had just finished hearing a message on “The Love of God From Genesis to Revelation”; to my surprise, I sensed a warm sensation moving up my body starting at my feet but when I looked down to see what it was, I couldn’t see anything. About that same time, I sensed that something was fleeing from my body and I strained to see what it was but saw nothing. The warmth kept moving up my body and when it got to my abdomen, I felt as if I was going to explode but I held it back as best I could. I called someone to ask what was happening to me but I stuttered uncontrollably and could barely speak intelligibly; they told me not to be afraid and that they believed that I may have been filled with the Holy Spirit and not to fight it but to let go. And as God is my Witness, when I let go, I dropped the phone, my hands suddenly stretched straight up, my head went backwards and my mouth opened wide and words came rushing loudly and fluently from my mouth that I’d never heard before but I knew in an instant that I was praising and communing with God. Tears of joy poured down my face and I was flooded with love. I sensed that God was telling me how much He loved me and the whole world. My opinions about God fell away and were replaced with His love for everyone.
I didn’t get much sleep that night; I kept waking with my arms going straight up praising and thanking God throughout the night. I’d drop from exhaustion but when my eyes opened I’d immediately lift my arms in praise and thanksgiving speaking in that language. I later asked God to let me rest and I slept peacefully from there on.
When I woke the next day, I couldn’t help but get dressed and hit the streets sharing my faith in Christ Jesus with most everyone I met. I didn’t have much to give but I took a few items from the house to give away to some of the homeless in the neighborhood.
I also noticed that the Scripture was opened to me in a way that I had not previously experienced and that I was able to share God’s Word in a manner that was powerful in it’s impact on me and those I shared it with.
I cannot question the infilling neither do I argue with anyone about it; it is the Work of God and He administers gifts as He sees fit.
It is not my habit to speak in tongues in public or in a corporate Christian setting; it is personal to me as I commune with God.
I recall the first time I read in Acts 10, about Peter sharing the Gospel with Cornelius and his household; I can certainly relate to how God’s Spirt falls simply from the hearing.
I am catholic and I agree with you. The Church is Apostolic and must be baptized in the Holy Spirit , Father and son no in this order I made a mistake and must gave Communion because that was our Lord’s last commandment. In the last supper our Lord who share bread with the apostles and says very clear do this in my memory.
Yeah, it's definitely unfortunate to see the division in regards to the gifts of the Holy Spirit... I don't think I've spoken in tongues yet, but I agree with a lot of what you said, and I've had a number of times where I've been in that kind of autopilot mode.(whether it was the first time I went to church, when I got baptized in water, etc) I haven't yet been compelled to evangelize, but with the crazy year I've had, I wouldn't be surprised if that ends up being one of the next things I'll end up doing in autopilot mode.
Amen!!! This is God at work! It saddens me to know that so many are missing out on it.
Your experience is interesting. I grew up around churches where this Holy Spirit infilling was typical. I both wanted and not wanted something like it. Because I wanted what God gave to believers but didn’t want to be ‘crazy’ holy roller. Eventually I did have that experience but it came it bits and starts. One day I was in church and during a time of praise the whole experience was overwhelming and speech came from somewhere else. Loud and flowing. I pray on my own now and seldom around others unless I am praying for someone specifically. Then I know what I say in the Spirit is better than my own thoughts.
That sounds like an orgasm to me. You don't have to have intercorse to have an orgasm. Were you a virgin or abstinent for a while?
I grew up going to Assembly of God churches but now I am an Independent Baptist.
Same bro
I left the Independent Baptist to join the Assembly of God, in Malaysia
@@derektan2971 great
Amen
@@derektan2971 sorry to hear you have fallen into error. Take one point for example ,tongues .How many really study what Paul is saying in 1 Cor.14 Take verse 21 in the margin of my King James it gives the reference of Isaiah 28:11 this is the prophecy about tongues .It says it will be a sign for the unbelieving leaders in Jerusalem .That means Jews . The gospel first went to the Jews . Then it says even then they will not believe . What was the sign he is talking about? It is about God giving a message to people from other countries in their own languages not just Hebrew . This is a warning to the Jews .,and it marks the start of the mainly Gentile church age .that is why it did finish ,to be started up again at the end of the church age ,sometimes called the tongues movement. This is why it is false as now the sign would be meaningless . FALSE PROPHETS ARE THOSE WHO CLAIM TO HAVE A WORD FROM GOD WHEN THEY DO NOT , this is a serious matter and I have found many in the Pentecostal movement.
I grew up in a church that emphasized the doctrine of Salvation, which is wonderful, but I feel that I lack the Experience of Salvation and the power of the Gospel.
Your video was well done, concise and informative and will undoubtedly help me on my journey. Thank you.
Seek God and trust him
Dear Brother, I thoroughly enjoy your presentations. Well done !!!
I grew up going to different denominations at different times: Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Baptist, non-denom, Messianic Jewish, etc, however until 2015, never an AOG.
The Lord somewhat forcibly moved me to one in 2015-2019 (long story).
For those who don’t know the theology of the worship is to play songs until they find which song the Holy Spirit is moving in, and then repeat that song for 20 minutes or so while everyone prays in tongues.
I know much more about worship *now* and can appreciate all different styles however BEFORE the Lord put me in an AOG church I would always avoid “the singing” part of church because I never “got” it and I found it boring.
HOWEVER, I had ALWAYS LOVED techno, and had said for years *prior* to going to an AOG church when people would ask “why do you skip the singing and only come for the preaching” my reply was “well if the church ever played techno, I’d be there early.”
Don’t you know, God‘s got jokes, and he’s got a way of reaching every single one of us *where we ARE* because While I was at the AOG church I found I LOVED the AOG style of worship, and I ALWAYS wanted to be there for THAT not because it was more talented or better songs but because it occurred to me repeating the same verse for 20 minutes is essentially Christian techno😂😂😂
I may not be at an AOG church now but I’m always up for visiting one ESPECIALLY for the praise and worship😂😂😂
Your brave enough to be honest!
Well presented and studied on both the similarities and differences of these two church groups.
I grew up in AG churches, but my beliefs align a little more with Baptist beliefs. I'm now non-denominational, though. Christians should find unity in our essential beliefs, and enjoy freedom in non-essentials. There's no reason an AG believer and a Baptist can't work together to serve the same King they both belong to :)
Wow, I was surprised this video only has 100-some views. Super informative! Thanks!
It's doing a bit better now.
Well done I subscribe thanks brother, I when to a gospel assembly here in Indianapolis couple of times I really love the brothers in Christ they are filled with the love Christ, I'm looking forward to going again and visit pastor reed Collen shalom brother Josh
This is an excellent channel.
I was an Assemblies of God Pastor for about 15 years. In my home state the Assemblies of God leadership was/is rather corrupt.
How corrupt you ask?
Corrupt enough to send our former Illinois District Superintendent to Federal Prison for many years.
Some will object to my bringing up this fact since that happened many years ago.
Within the last five years First Assembly of God church building and property in Wheaton Illinois was converted into a Mosque.
Large numbers of Assembly of God churches have closed their doors in the last 30 years in the NW Suburbs of Chicago.
I have not seen this level of corruption in other parts of the country.
Your videos are very helpful, thank you! Can I request a Church of Christ, Scientist video and a religious terminology 101?
May I suggest you read the book by Anthony Hoekstra titled "The Four Major Cults"
One quarter of this book is about the Church of Christ, Scientist.
A little summary is that that group is neither Christian nor Science-based.
Thank you young man very much
Very informative. Thank you.
Amen praise God
God bless you(from Niagalam AG church/Meghalaya state/India)
Well done
Well done.
Very interesting
I love Assemblies of God Church.
Would LOVE to see you do one on the Assemblies of God Vs. Church of God (Cleveland)
Here is my video on Assemblies of God czcams.com/video/axVYrEhf24M/video.html
Here is my video on Church of God (Cleveland, TN) czcams.com/video/AM-iAIeK1nA/video.html
Here is my video that compares the two (Foursquare is in there too) czcams.com/video/jKeph03Nfi0/video.html
For what it’s worth, on the way to my AG church, I can count more than 15 different churches. My heart goes out to those who are seeking yet must navigate the complexities of all of these congregations. Each and every one of these churches believes they have it right while the others are missing the mark to some degree. I would like to hear more leaders encourage those seekers with the challenge to pray to the Lord, “If something is from You Lord I desire it fully and if not Lord, keep it away”. In my life, I simply ask the Holy Spirit to make the truth clear to me. I believe what is revealed to me and not what is always told to me by man. Emotional outbursts are largely evident when there is a crowd to witness which then falsely can manipulate additional outbursts. Yes, Christian’s need fellowship and corporate worship and definitely solid biblical counsel but IMO the Holy Spirit will never deny the request to reveal the truth to the individual who persistently makes their request known in the quiet secret place.
Well said :)
Another good secinct presentation on the two Christian sects.
We are aog..from indonesia
I spent the first thirty years of my life in an AG Church. Nobody ever pressured me, or even suggested that I go for the baptism in the Holy Spirit or speak in tongues. They just did a lot of fire and brimstone manipulation to get people to respond to altar calls when I was younger, and in my later years, they began to go overboard on the gift of prophecy or newspaper eschatology.
Wonderful video. I've been AoG for 15 years after growing up not believing in tongues. There just weren't any decent Biblical churches near where I live aside from my AoG. I haven't spoken in tongues and still believe in the Baptist view but a friend at church was saved by tongues when he heard the gospel presented in his native language which others perceived as "tongues". Aside from that, every time I've heard tongues it was chaotic not positive and my AoG church never has it during services and most members have never spoken in tongues. International churches seem to see more miraculous signs than US churches across denominations.
Also, my pastor believes in women leadership. We've discussed it and he has a logical Biblical argument for it even if I don't agree with his assumptions and interpretations. Not all who allow it do so to cave to the culture, as I believe AoG allowed it from the beginning before it was a "social issue". I still think its wrong but I treat him with grace because he's such a Godly pastor. We've also discussed pre-destination. I think it has been positive to attend a church where I question their secondary doctrines. It forces me to pray and think through what I believe and challenge myself. He's helped me grow and has encouraged me and we are gracious in our disagreements.
Your friend heard the Gospel from someone who learned the language, not from tongues.
AG does tend to be a little less charismatic than other charismatic churches. I also suspect there are a number of mostly, not fully, honest AG pastors who have realized AG tongues is just gibberish, so they don't emphasize it. They want to keep their jobs so they don't come out and say what they've learned since they were kids in seminary.
@@jamesreed5678 No. The person had never learned the language and had no perception what he was praying. That's the whole point.
@@TheTicktockman321 Sorry, I don't believe it. Either your friend is mistaken or he's pulling your leg.
I believe tongues ceased when it was no longer needed to spread the Gospel. Even if I didn't believe it has ceased, I wouldn't be able to accept that a Pentacostal could speak in tongues. Such a gift to a Pentacostal would absurdly lend credibility to all their blatantly false tongues and false doctrines.
What makes a private organization a Church of God?
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Very good information. I really believe that all those sects and evangelicals Protestant. They should be United because some many sects they no go nowhere. A house divided will fall.
I don't consider the AG to be within the tent of Christianity, so no Baptist church should be united with it. But, yes, churches should strive to be more cooperative or united with other churches within the tent of Christianity.
Continued from below: Sadly, if reports are true, AGs, at least some of them, no longer practice separatism to any degree obvious to the world. From my vantage point IBCs live more spiritual lives, if less emotionally demonstrative.
Conclusion: Unlike some people I'm afraid Christians, particularly in the US, are going to feel real persecution. It has always been said that Christianity prevails under persecution, but perishes in prosperity. Maybe there's going to be a "Great Revival" in these end times. Maybe both? If persecution occurs, which is historically confirmed, we may, all believers, embrace each other when faced with the ardent evil of facing Satan and our society, and its leaders, directly.
Catholics: These folks need our prayers. They carried the fight against abortion largely alone. Protestant Believers talked, but not much else. The mainline Protestants were mostly on the side of genocide of the unborn as everybody knows. And this was directed overwhelmingly against the urban black citizens via its origin in eugenics. An heroic Archbishop in California recently denied Representative Nancy Pelosi to take communion because of the outrageous statements she made in support of even "the day of birth" abortions. Last week she went to Rome and received communion directly from the Pope. Think about that! Pray now! Will Almighty God let this stand? Can this country believe that God will not punish us? The US now has more extreme abortion laws than Europe, even formerly Communist countries. Russia now limits it to 12 weeks. We are now in a war with Russia who, in the last few years has sponsored a renewal in the Orthodox Church. At the insistence of the US and NATO the EU has sanctioned the Prelate of the Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, basically, as I understand it, making him arrest able if he sets foot outside Russia.
Forget about Ukraine, Russia, Germany, France, Italy (Rome), Lithuania and all the rest. It is a snakepit now and always has been. Every time we help them we lose millions of our own soldiers. Will America put up with this again for the utterly corrupt Ukrainians and our utterly corrupt leaders who support them? How many American soldiers will we let die to support their corruption? Meanwhile they continue to vilify and try to impeach the best President this country has ever had.
If you are a believer hadn't you better pray, for this nation, now?
Totally agree
I attended an Assembly Of God church who said you needed to speak in Tongues to be Saved and Tongues was a personal prayer language for the Holy Spirit to pray without the Devil overhearing instead of a real language to spread the Gospel and the same woman would interrupt service every week and I was told I wasn’t Saved since I didn’t say tee la tee la and I did yoga, so a group of women surrounded me and said I needed to fart, burp, or vomit out the evil spirit and they said I was sick because I had a sin issue and needed to put more money in the offering plate and people claimed they could heal you if you had enough faith and people told me God told them I was going to marry my boyfriend and when we broke up, they told me God changed His mind or they misheard him and they had the pastor’s wife preach once per month to give her husband a break and you needed to pray in a certain order and you might die if you took Communion without repenting of all sin and they were into the creepy Bethel School Of Supernatural Ministry and Jesus Culture and Hillsong United and IHOP and they wanted everyone to buy The One Year Bible and Jesus Calling and they said Jesus turned water into nonalcoholic wine and not to drink… They seemed crazy and confused. I was there for a few years and that was too long. Independent Baptist is good, but I disagree with only using King James and women not wearing pants. It’s much more Bible focused.
What country was this? The general superintendents office needs to know about this so that church can be corrected.
Wow, i'm a member of the brazillian Assemblies of God and here is kind different
Thanks Aleff for your response. Feel free to share here in the comments some of those differences. I'm interested!
@@ReadyToHarvest Well, firstly in my denomination womens pastors is not allowed, sometimes the pastor's wife is called like that, but is just a nickname. But this topic is very controversial in my country.
@@ReadyToHarvest And as a matter fact in Brazil evangelicals have the stereotype of not be pacifists lol. In general, Assemblies of God members (me include) are pro guns, pro army and pro police forces.
@@alefflira9561 Yes, Pacifism was part of the Assemblies of God history, but you would find that also in the USA, in the present they like most conservative Christians are also pro-gun and pro-police on the whole.
@@ReadyToHarvest thank God for that lol, but i don't realize that's differences until see your video and congratulations to you, its a great channel
Can you a video on the difference between independent Baptist and Church of God?
In a few weeks I will have a video on the Church of God (Anderson, IN), subscribe if you want to see it when it comes out.
Ready To Harvest Thank you!
Ready To Harvest And when I talking and the Church of God I was talking about the Church of God Cleveland TN
@@bibletruthholinesschurch The Church of God based in Cleveland Tennessee is extremely similar to the Assemblies of God.
Should "speaking in tongues" fall under the Continuationist category?
Yes, if you believe in speaking in tongues today, you are a continuationist. However, not all continuationists accept modern speaking in tongues as legit. They would often say that speaking in tongues may very well continue to the present, but it would be a known language that can be interpreted by someone who knows it - and the "tongues of angels"/incomprehensible tongues of the modern Pentecostals and Charismatics wouldn't cut it for them.
So charismatic is a subset of continuationist. You can be continuationist and not charismatic. But if you are charismatic you are definitely continuationist.
@@ReadyToHarvest understood. Thanks.
Dang this reminds me of the Life of Brian riffing on the various Marxist ideologies as infighting.
Excellent Presentation and mostly enlightening comments, except for a few infidels. Infidels are the ones who disagree with God and his Inerrant Word, which, in principle and in the main tells the story of how sin entered into and dispoiled the universe and the remedy for sin and the rewards for accepting that remedy.
What do unbelievers believe they gain by insulting believers? If a believers faith was that fragile, it probably wasn't effective in the first place.
I was saved at 6 years old in a Methodist church, although the teaching came largely from my Mother. At 11 we left the Methodist largely over the infestation of "Higher Criticism" from the seminaries. The HC resulted in the Revised Standard Version of the Bible which, among other things, sneakily denied the virgin birth by translating the passage about Mary as not a virgin, but "a young woman" which is ridiculous. I knew all about this at 11 and knew many of the examples of their heresies. (BTW, "Higher Criticism", which largely came from East European immigrants before and after WWII who infiltrated East Coast academia, is now call "Wokeism").
We went to the AGs and I was there until at about 18 I became an agnostic, philosophical materialist until I was about 30. The teaching I had heard about end times dispensationalism was what brought me back. Married a Baptist and rebaptised in IBC. If I had not heard the AG rendition of Revelation I don't think I would have ever come back to faith. What does this imply about eternal security? Well, if the Baptists were right I was saved even when I was a vocal unbeliever. If the Assemblies were right I reclaimed my faith. My interpretation is that either way it just proves that God's grace is greater than I had any reason to expect, but that was true anyway. One thing is certain. If I am saved today, I was saved when I was 6 because I believe the same essential things, (ie, the Five Fundamental Articles of Faith). Now about practices. Calvary Chapel fits me about right.
Observations as between the two: It's kinda like the old fader switch on old car radios that would fade between the front and back speakers. Baptists are on the right. The further you go to the right the more intellectual and internal, you might say hidden, their faith is. If they "feel" anything in a church service or song service it's scares them to death.
The Pentecostals or on the left side of the fader bar. If they are in a church service and don't feel like dancing a little jig they start to look down at their shoe soles to see if hell fires are not lacking at their shoe leather.
Further observations: I much prefer the music in AG churches. IBCs are mostly dead as a door nail. Do these people really believe they have eternal life with God their father in eternal peace and bliss? Can't tell.
On the other hand, when I was AG we lived a separate life. No movies, ball games, TV or any other "Worldly Amusements"
In the Assemblies of God in Italy women are not allowed to be pastors or deacons, if some AG churches in the US allow it..well they’re doing wrong
The best part of going to church is getting to tell other Christians they're doing it wrong
Her in Philippines many women pastors
@@d.g.2896 The bible sure makes it sound like the pastors should be men. Does that matter?
I've been in the independent baptist and the AG, and we are comparing different religions. One based on scripture, one on emotion, experiences, and impressions (usually called holy spirit).
Don't seeking validation.
Doubt seeking validation
How many protestant denominations are there?
There are about 600 Protestant Denominations in the world today.
@@pastorart1974 40,000 if you ask a Catholic
depends if they can fit on the pinhead or not. "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" is a reductio ad absurdum challenge to medieval scholasticism in general, and its angelology in particular, as represented by figures such as Duns Scotus and Thomas Aquinas. It is first recorded in the 17th century, in the context of Protestant apologetics.
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If St. Paul (1st Corinthians 11:27) and the Early Christians (who were taught by the Apostles i.e St. Ignatius of Antioch Letters to the Smynias.) were alive today, Protestants would be considered Heretics.
Basically Protestants have destroyed Christianity by going against Christ wishes (John 17). No one takes Christianity seriously anymore since Christians are all divided.
Is it a wonder why every Protestant nation is ruled by Christ-hating Marxists.
How about foursquare?
coming soon...
Foursquare is extremely similar to the Assemblies of God. The major difference is that in the Assemblies of God a person who has been through a divorce, even if totally the innocent victim, is pretty much banned forever from any type of Ministry or even allowed to teach a Sunday School class.
Foursquare looks at the circumstances of each individual divorce before they will decide if that divorce will ban someone from church leadership or not.
Lots of Assembly of God Ministers, who were the innocent victims of Divorce, end up in Foursquare as Pastors.
@@pastorart1974 thank you. Here in New Zealand there is no Foursquare, but the AoG has had a big presence since Smith Wigglesworth came in the 1930s.
Being drunk in the spirit, and laughing in the spirit is demonic! 🙏🙏🙏
What church denomination are you?
He's independent Baptist
@@shawn4shayloss That makes sense
Duh 🙄. Could somebody explain this to me in English.
Truly only 2 religions and thats full
faith in Jesus and those who
put faith in themselves and maybe jesus
or some other god
AOG.and the UPCI are both very divisive and pushy in their speaking in tongues. I spent 8 years in these churches, both claim they treat those who don't speak in tongues exactly the same. Oh no they don't!!!! .The church gets split between those who do and those who don't! 🙏🙏🙏
I recently heard assemblies of God just accepted LGBT into their church workers, such as pastor or nursury. Is that true?
I cannot confirm anything like this. A homosexual pastor in the AoG would be very big news, but it doesn't appear to be the case. As for workers in a church nursery, it's possible that some local church may overlook something like that, but the denomination does not put any stamp of approval on that, from what I can see. If you have any sources that can verify what you have heard, feel free to share them with us here.
@@ReadyToHarvest
Thanks for getting back. I've learned much from this channel. I saw a news clip about what I mentioned. Then later I learned a friend of mine, who's wife is his pastor (ugh!), had background in AOG. That's why I asked.
No the Assemblies of God church doesn’t except same sex marriage what happen was a church that was a part of the Assemblies of God split away from the denomination because they want to welcome gay people in Church
AoG is strictly against LGBT
@@darrelvitanzos3738
Thanks for getting back. I'm not sure about all the leagues. Some support fe-male pastors. Is that a step in the direction of confusing gender?
2033: REST OH FAIR, THERE IS LITTLE LEFT.
Biblical symbology reveals to us that for God a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand
years as a day; therefore, in the person and work of the Lord Jesus himself, his
reappearance is revealed on the morning of the third day (beginning of the third millennium,
21st century). Sacred Scripture also reveals that the time given to the Church's mission is
two days (two thousand years), which end in 2033, since the Church was founded in the
year 33. The next facts that will impact the world are: 1- The uprising of the world ruler
(antichrist). 2- Martyrdom of Christians and the rapture of the Church. 3- The third world war
and the great massacre of the Jewish nation by Russia. After these three episodes, Christ,
THE KING OF JERUSALEM, will descend together with his saints, on the mount of olives,
for the implantation of the millennial government (Rev. 19:15). The war and its end will take
place according to Zechariah 14: Israel on the brink of extermination, and the annihilation of
world military forces. Thus will be the second coming of the one who was killed and revived.
In this glorious episode many will die, but others will be preserved on earth. Being the
conqueror of all armies, the world comes to belong to Christ, the King of Jerusalem. (Rev.
11:15). Now, we, incorruptible disciples, for a thousand years, will reorganize planet earth
(the only planet with intelligent life). 1- The Judiciary System will be extinguished. 2- Police
and armies from all over the world will have new and unique command. 3- Traffics and
militias will be extinguished, now Christianity reigns in the scepter of the Gospel. 4- Nobody
else will say my door or my house, everything will be from the conqueror of the valley of
Armageddon. 5- The Creator of the coronavirus, will exterminate all pests, automatically
sentencing Science to its end. 6- The world speaks one language again (Gen. 11: 1). 7- We
will not eat meat, there will be no blood shed in the personal kingdom of Jesus Christ. 8- All
pagan temples, catholics, spiritists, assemblies of god, baptists, and movements called
evangelicals will be sealed at the disposal of the Great King of Jerusalem, and no spiritual
entity will ever be mentioned again. Truth and justice assume their throne over humanity.
Soon, after the coronavirus, we will have hunger, pests, plagues, and a class of self-loving
political leaders who, like leeches, will not get enough of their robberies and murders, taking
advantage of catastrophes to get rich, they have until 2033 to adjust accounts. The
curriculum of the faculties will undergo changes, and my brothers and I will witness in the
Universities, where all the Constitutions will be extinguished, and the Glorious Gospel of the
Kingdom will be taught to all people, then the end will come (Matt. 24:14).
Generation Jesus Christ Pr. Tupirani (last Elijah - MaI. 4).
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The Bible says one body 1 baptism
Paul Gross You’re right. Acts 2:38, Deuteronomy 6:4 and Ephesians 4:4.
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Dispensationalism killed AG passivism, making them warmongers.
All these are wrong ,far away from the scriptures
And what do you read @ERIC, the book of Mormon?
Only catholic church is the true church.
IFB saved. AG hell bound.
I got saved in an AoG in 1969. Now 78 and never looked back, bless thee Lord. Your comment shows great ignorance on your behalf.
Hypocrisy to suggest that! 😒
Generally speaking, the IFB doctrine of salvation is more Scripturally sound than that found in the AOG. However, salvation is not by being part of any church. It is by faith alone in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ and folly to suggest that all in the IFB are saved and all in the AOG are hellbound. Satan has his wolves amongst the IFB too and not a few either. The IFB have a tendency to plug unScriptural methods to manufacture decisions, especially prodigious use of a formulaic sinners prayer. The AOG do as well and all too often, this produces spiritual stillbirths and unconverted converts whose object of faith is not what Christ has done for them through His death, burial and resurrection but the fact they said a prayer at some point.This is still works salvation. Indeed, I would say that the majority in IFB churches are not saved and the percentage of those actually regenerate would be way lower amongst the AOG. While I would concede that there is a remnant of saved believers in the AOG, they still need to get out.That denomination is getting worse and worse and far down the ecumenical road.
One is a grifting sham, the other is a grifting sham that likes to put on a show.
Yes fart; a bit like you 🙄.
Assemblies of God churches believe you can lose your salvation that's tells me they do not believe the gospel that is why they will be given a strong delusion because they did not love the truth by which they must be saved
@Paul you are not reading your Bible. Rev 22:19 (and others); these people must have been Christian to have their names in the book. But God himself took their part away.
They are Arminians
@@ronashman8463
All start off in the Book of Life from a human standpoint but it is unbelief and rejection of Christ that causes names to be blotted out. Jesus gives EVERLASTING life to those that believe on Him not temporary, probationary or conditional life. Once TRULY saved, always saved.
The Bible which is the word of God does not permit women to be the authority in the churches like I said the Assembly of God churches are not of God
Holy laughter and slain in the spirit or manifestations of Devil's