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My intention in this video isn't to join a debate. This matter is not a debate for me. I am very careful about giving opinions, and if I must give one, I believe it should be backed up by God's Word because His Word is the final authority - not a pastor, bishop, or prophet. Him! His Word is the final authority. So, if we want to avoid being deceived, it is important that we learn to ask: What does God's Word say about this? That's all I did in this video. As the Holy Spirit led me, I put this together so that you can go back and study the Word of God for yourself. I am eager to hear your thoughts. And if this video speaks to you, would you consider sharing it with someone who needs to hear this truth? With all my ❤️

Imagine you see someone walking straight towards the edge of a cliff, and they’re just seconds away from falling. What would you do? Would you whisper, “Excuse me… please be careful…”? No! You would SHOUT! “STOP! DON’T TAKE ANOTHER STEP!” Now, someone watching might think, “Wow, that’s harsh. You are making him uncomfortable.” But you’re not shouting because you hate them. You’re shouting because you love them. You know something they may not realize: Their next step could cost them their life. And sometimes, that’s what preaching the Gospel looks like. We want to believe that love always sounds soft. That love always comforts. That love never confronts. But real love can be firm. Sometimes love has to say: “STOP.” “TURN AROUND.” “THIS PATH IS DESTROYING YOU.” Not because we want to condemn people. But because we care enough to warn them. So, yes… Sometimes, when we preach the Gospel, we shout. Because love doesn't always pamper. And sometimes, love has to shout before it’s too lat...