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  • wow this made me cry!!! it's sad to believe things like this is happening in the world. God will return soon :)

  • Thank you for the video...i can't stop crying!  :'(

  • God still loves us, even though we are sinners and we hurt Him by the things we say and do. Please turn to Jesus, He is our loving Saviour. Turn to Him today, pray for Jesus to be your Lord and Saviour.

  • Never give up on God, as bad as it gets on earth, its a zillion times worse in hell. Ask God to create in you a clean heart. Keep your heart clean and keep trusting in God and our Lord Jesus Christ. Life on earth is temporary, it will pass away but souls are eternal. They have only one of 2 places to go - heaven or hell

  • people are persecuted for being dumb too....same thing really.....

  • I AM A PROUD CHRISTIAN....CHRISTIANITY IS ALL ABOUT LOVE ...

  • Keep worshipping god Jesus loves you and so do I

  • Love you & bless you all my brothers & sisters wherever you are!!!

    Ivana from Croatia-Europe

  • these are the days of Mercy and Grace,but know this there is coming a Great Judgement Day coming to all,WHO CAN ESCAPE THE DAMNNATION TO COME?Only through the Blood of JESUS CHRIST, CAN WE ESCAPE,the Sins we all have commited.

  • Used this video to teach about persecution to my Wednesday Night Bible Study-Middle School Class... they received it very well. It blew their young minds when I told them that what we are doing at that moment... and what we do every Sunday... was illegal in certain countries like China.

  • @proverbs31derwoman - I'm so glad they could meet their brothers and sisters though this video. God bless.

  • praise god in trembling and joy for we christians will meet up with him amen.

  • I IF NO ONE WITH ME SHALL RAISE UP ARMS FOR MY CHRISTIAN BROTHER GAINST THE NEW WORLD ORDER

  • No offense meant but is this catholic?

  • We are so blessed in America and places like Australia that we have a tendency to take things for granted. My Lord and Savior, please give your strength to those who are being persecuted, jailed and tortured for loving You! Help me to be as faithful Lord as they are. Create in me a clean heart oh God and renew a righteous spirit within me.

  • This is an awesome song who's the singer??

  • @jasonmildward34 Casting Crowns!

  • Can we please capitalize all of God's names! it's disrespectful not to - thank you for the video ^-^

  • This is bitter sweet to me as I see kids MY AGE praising the lord but being persecuted at the same time!! :(good video spread god every where..........

  • Say, "O People of the Scripture, come to a word that is equitable between us and you - that we will not worship except Allah and not associate anything with Him and not take one another as lords instead of Allah ." But if they turn away, then say, "Bear witness that we are Muslims [submitting to Him]."Quran Ali Imran:64

    Come brother and sister..I have my own bible..u practise wrong way.Read the Quran and compare with Bible.Dont follow something without knowledge.

  • 3 Immature Christians disliked this because they are persecuted and they don't know what to do.

  • GOD IS REALLY ALIVE!

  • @LookingforHisgrace It is true, because it can also be said that God is not of this world and neither are His sons or daughters, quote by the apostle Paul, though we are apart of this world we are not of it. Chaos and disorder are a manifestation apart from God just as light is from dark. The concept is simple, look for God where he can be found and you will find Him, you cant expect to find God in hatred and rebellion when His essence is the complete opposite.

  • @sweetsweatyfeet I read your comment and it begs to be questioned! By having multiple beliefs or "faiths" and allowing them to "all get along" you simply undermine the meaning of "faith" itself which is the concept of one God, one ruler. If you have many of them supposing that they are the real deal then logically someone has to be lying right? The point is how do we distinguish who is telling the truth and who is not? Isnt safety and security found in truth?

  • Here is the definition I have been using: 1. a particular principle, position, or policy taught or advocated, as of a religion or government

    2.something that is taught; teachings collectively

    3.a body or system of teachings relating to a particular subject

  • Awesome video but the country name is Colombia

  • May God and his son jesus protect all his people in the whole world .Amen

  • what's the title of this song?

  • @YnJgurls Praise you in the Storm by Casting Crowns

  • sweetsweatyfeet, two things are also contributing to the rise of atheism in the 21st century:

    1. Childhood indoctrination

    2. the threat of being called any number of religious slurs

    Remove these two things and I think a lot more kids would be interested in religion, especially a religion that give them something bigger than themselves to believe in, pursue, and find their fulfillment in.

  • @CMN4Him and the fear of persecution.. :(

  • @CMN4Him Childhood indoctrine??????? are you seriuos?

    there is NOTHING to doctrine as an atheist? silly little hypocrite i hope it was trolling really..

  • allblue88,

    If I'm interpreting you comment correctly... I was a bit confused by the grammar...

    Yes, Atheism does have a doctrine - mainly, that God does not exist, that there is nothing supernatural, and that the way to happiness and fulfillment is through human achievement and harmony with other human beings. Is this not true? If it is - I would call that a doctrine - a core belief that motivates the rest of a person's life.

  • @CMN4Him Dismissal of the Christian god (due to lack of evidence) is not itself a doctrine. Whatever is asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof--a noteworthy philosopher once said. NOT believing in god is no more a religion than NOT collecting stamps is a hobby.

    I do not pronounce-- "there is no god". I say-- "if there is no evidence for god there is no reason to believe in one". This applies to all assertions made without evidence.

  • @CMN4Him that is in fact NOT true :) what you described is not at all what atheism is. atheism is simply reject of belive in a supernatural being of imense power and wisdom. as sweetsweaty allready pointed out, telling a child that there is no evidence of a god, is not doctrine. if so, i could tell my kids that: "hey, dragons don't exist" and it would be indoctrine, or "hey you can't fly" and it would be indoctrine. or for a funnier one, there is no invissible pink unicorn ;) (there is only FSM)

  • @allblue88,

    Ok, I get your point, and I do agree. If there is no evidence for a god, Atheism isn't a doctrine. It's fact.

    But is there really no evidence for a god?

  • @CMN4Him well, theres the bible... but if by those means i can teach conspiracy as facts. or actualy i can teach nearly anything, cos theres books about nearly anything.

    what else evidence do you believe there is for god? (our universe is in no way evidence of a gods existence)

  • It could be said that not all can see direct evidence that there is a God with all of the suffering in this world. With all the chaos and disorder that the world is undergoing, but are these things evidence that there isn't a God? Wasn't Christ hated, even by those of His own nation? How is it that many religions come, change, and go, but Christians have never been entirely killed off despite being the most hated of any group that can be found in the world. Christianity lives.

  • @LookingforHisgrace 1/2 i can easely answer that question. because its not true. "how is it that many religions come, change and go, but christians have never been entirely killed?" well, islam haven't either. and the jews neither. and the jews and muslims have been there for longer. also hinuism and budhism have lasted for very long.

    "despite being the most hated of any group that can be found in the world" wait what? are you kidding me? with all the stuff like the holocaust against the jews,

  • @allblue88 - The high priests and scribes of the Jewish nation however, had become almost wholly entrenched with the power that man can have. Christians are called to be followers of the messiah, and to walk just as He walked in the world. There was never to be a schism between the Hebrews and the Christians, because it was the Word of God which the Hebrews prophets testified of which the Christians embraced. For quite some time, the Jews and Gentile followers of Christ worshipped in unity.

  • There was Christians that resembled Jews in their manner of worship which also were persecuted in like-manner with the Jews. It wasn't only the Jews, though it was primarily. They are hated; but remember, they have kept the Scriptures, even if they haven't followed them always. This being said, they still have the truth. Not all however, who hold a Bible, hold the truth. History shows that a great division happened before the dark ages. Thus the schism between Jews and Christians.

  • @LookingforHisgrace was that supposed to say anything else than "christians were also killed during the holocuast" or were you actually having a point with the rest of it? because, im sorry, i really didn't get your point from that comment.

    but to say that a majority of many western countries are the most hated group of people is still, whatever you say, wrong. also you didn't seem to comment on my other examples, or the fact that i countered most of your other lies.

  • @LookingforHisgrace 2/2 the ongoing discrimination against muslims, and the dilusions about atheists in america? how in the world can you say that christians are the most hated group in the world?

    "t could be said that not all can see direct evidence that there is a God with all of the suffering in this world. With all the chaos and disorder that the world is undergoing, but are these things evidence that there isn't a God?" well, you certainly change the topic... (continues)

  • @allblue88 - not because they were greater than any other nation or people, but because they were a stubborn line of people, though being stubborn against God they showed themselves greatly obstinate, yet when stubborn for the sake of His Word, they would be stubborn even to death for His namesake. It was through the Jewish line that Christ was to come, and He did; fulfilling hundreds of prophecies concerning Himself in the scriptures written well before His conception as the son of man.

  • @LookingforHisgrace 3/2 (yes 1 too many) i didn't say it was proof of there being no god. i just said that there is absolutely no proof there is! the burden of proof is on you, for having such a ridicoulus claim.

    I have probably been feeding the trolls here, but in case that you are actually a intelligent being, please respond with you own arguments. i'd love to have an intelligent discussion about this.

  • @allblue88 - Alright, I would love to discuss, but please, let's keep any arguments from arising. There isn't any need for them, and have arguments ever come to a conclusion ever? It only puts up walls. We know what we believe, however, not all understand the truth which we hold; even some professed 'Christians' while professing to be followers of the Christ, they have denied Him by their works. Even Christ said if He didn't do the works which His Father does, not to believe Him. So let's talk.

  • @allblue88 - The proof of the Word of God is in itself. There truly is no burden in proving the Scriptures. They testify to themselves in that through history they have been preserved though the Jews and Christians have relentlessly been persecuted. The Scriptures themselves; all of the apostles and the prophets, apart from Luke, had been written primarily by the Hebrew nation. It is a through the Hebrew heritage that God chose to reveal His providence. Not because they were greater than any

  • @allblue88 No worries. I'm always amused and befuddled when theists refer to atheism as a doctrine or belief. They clearly do not understand what atheism means (without theism) or they are just trying to be provocative.

    I am however in support of anyone's right to hold whatever religious belief they choose. Even though I am no christian I am sympathetic to the essential message of this video as long as it respects the freedom of ALL beliefs.

  • Two things alone are responsible for Christianity's continued in the 21st century:

    1) Childhood indoctrination

    2) The hell threat

    Remove these two things and I predict Christianity's demise to a fringe belief within two or three generations. Fear works and so does getting them when they're young.

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  • @allblue88 "Christians accuse atheists of indoctrinating their kids" --- with what? Atheism has no doctrines and so is impossible to inDOCTRINATE. Atheism is not a belief system or ideology; it simply means lack of belief in gods.

    If my child at an age of reason decided to be a Christian, Muslim or anything else---I could accept it because he did so independently and without the need for preconceptions imposed on him in early childhood. How many Christians would be so open minded?

  • @sweetsweatyfeet oh my.. i just realised this was fail from my side, cos i seems to have misquoted. i WANTED to quoted CMN4Him's comment about yours. for some reason it failed. didn't even know the existence of your comment ^^

  • how Christ worked in his heart

  • There's a missionary I met named Dr. Tom Johnson who in Cambodia converted a former general who was given the authority to kill thousands of people including and especially Christians and their missionaries, and did so by killing 30,000 with guns knives etc. people and 7,000 babies by throwing them against trees, after 30 years in the jungle when Tom got to talk with the man was converted and even became a pastor but 1 day later he was killed by people who hated him and it is sad But I love

  • Thank you so very much for making and posting this video. It absolutely touched my heart. I passed it along to some friends by posting on my blog.

  • HAHAHA THIS VIDEO IS FUNNY!!!

  • @JohnCanoShow this video brings me joy - but not because it is funny. I find your comment offensive, not because of my religion, but because of my respect for human dignity.

  • love it! I cried!

  • this so true :( very sad

  • If the Bible was a ship, it'd sink quick. It's full of holes.

  • Why are people still being prosecuted for their beliefs? Hasn't this gone on long enough? I am an atheist but I accept people as they are, beliefs included. This is one of the reasons I became an atheist, I am free to make my own judgement.

  • @centoguzzi, thank you for your kindness. There is no reason why this video must raise such contention. We should stand in awe of these little one's ability to stand up for what they believe in. I personally believe children are capable of making choices for themselves from a very young age. It's how I was raised, and how I believe all children should be raised - to weigh the evidence and choose what they find to be true and trustworthy - what they want to base their life upon.

  • Thank you for posting I'll remember to keep them in prayer that they will continue to stand for Jesus, thank God we have a promise that those who beleive in Jesus Christ will spend their eternity with Him>>>>What a reward to look forward to.

  • Thank you so much for posting this video. I pray for my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus and so does my church.

    Crying as I watched, I wanted to hug these brave and courageous young Christians so very much.

    I pray that my fellow Christians will pray for all the persecuted Christians around this world.

  • Religion is dangerous. Destroy religion and save lives, people i stand before you now saying grow a brain and grow the fuck up. Look at what your religion does to this world, watch how it slowly rots this earth, and wake up to reality, logic and truth.

  • @Zachisgod92 I agree with you. All this hatred based on religion has got to stop.

  • @Zachisgod92 - Religion is dangerous, Zach, mainly because it is the foundation on which all people's beliefs, actions, and attitudes are based. Are you sure that the religion you hold to is going to work?

    I am. And that is why I post this video, and live the life that I live. I follow a man named Jesus, who never did wrong, and who will one day return and make this world right again. That's not far-fetched to me. Believing humanity, which for billions or thousands of years

  • has screwed up and destroyed this world could make it right - now that would be miraculous. There you have it. Logic. And it points me straight to a power, a being, a God who is infinitely good, and infinitely wiser and stronger than myself.

  • hallelujia jesus

  • excellent excellent video God Bless.

  • wow ur an inspiration

  • May God be with them...I know he is!!!

  • I wouldn't go so far as to say religion should be outlawed...but it should be outgrown.

  • @davidls11 fuck you and fuck atheism.

    im christian until somebody takes a gun and successfully kills me.

    motherfucker.

    my address is 310 north 4th street, albion Illinois, 62806.

    i'll believe in god all the fuck I want motherfucker.

    now come do something about it.

    I dont give a fuckin rats ass what your response to this is.

    bitch boy

  • @IsraelPride24 Believe whatever fairy tales you want to believe. I especially like the ones about the talking snake and how the world is only a few thousand years old.

  • @IsraelPride24 You're sexy when you get mad.

  • @IsraelPride24 Wow, This is definitely getting you into heaven. God loves it when you attack other people for their beliefs. Aren't we all just so fucking christian here?

  • @IsraelPride24 "Suppose you hear in one of the towns the LORD your God is giving you that some worthless rabble among you have led their fellow citizens...to worship foreign gods....If you find it is true...you must attack that town and completely destroy all its inhabitants...pile all the plunder in the middle of the street and burn it. Put the entire town to the torch as a burnt offering to the LORD your God." - Deuteronomy 13:13-19, excerpted

    Your god is wicked and thankfully imaginary.

  • @themediocrenontheist It is exerpted from the Bible, but I don't know whether you realise what Jesus did. He came and died on the cross and then rose again, so this wouldn't have to happen. Just think if you had created people, animals, an entire universe out of love, and then watched them rebel against you, despite all you had got them through and encouraged... wouldn't you feel angry and hurt, just like any normal parent? Try reading the New Testament- it might surprise you. God bless.

  • @LeBexstar “We must question the story logic of having an all-knowing all-powerful God, who creates faulty Humans, and then blames them for his own mistakes." - Gene Roddenberry

  • @themediocrenontheist I'm afraid God doesn't make mistakes. And the quote you used was written by a human- how does that make it any more valid a point? I'm not trying to start an argument- I just wanted to give you something else to think about. God bless :)

  • God bless these kids! I'm 18, and I'm so thankful to live in a country where I am free to praise and worship God!

  • @KimberlySmash1992 we're free to believe in god because we'll kill any motherfuckin pale faced nigger lovin yankee who comes here.

  • @IsraelPride24 What's the matter Charlie? Can't think of anything clever (and by that I mean racist and hateful) to say?

  • For Christians to complain about "persecution" is very hypocritical after the way they've treated gays minorities and non-christians. The only places where Christianity is not shown deference is in countries controlled by religions or ideologies that are just as chauvanistic and intolerant as Christians are in America. Only American secularism and separation of church and state prevents Christians from bullying American citizens today as they have in the past.

  • @pwnUgood These are children who are being persecuted. I highly doubt they have ever persecuted anyone.

  • @justcary I never claimed those particular "teens" persecuted anyone, only that they are being used as a propaganda ploy by right-wing Christians in the U.S. to rile up their fellow religionists and justify anti-American behavior such as censorship, persecution of gays, and attacks on human rights. Non-religious people don't advocate the persecution of anyone-- and we only wish the Religious Right wouldn't either.

  • @pwnUgood Actually i don't think its a ploy of any kind, but just a call to prayer for those who are suffering such persecutions. And a call to our leaders to do everything in their power to stop such things from happening if at all possible.

    This little 12 year old boy was burned because he said he loved Jesus. It has nothing to do with censorship or justification of anything, how do you even compare the two.

  • @pwnUgood I'm a christian and I thought about the whole gay situation.I believe God would not have wanted us to do things as such but to care for them because after all they are God's children. Yes christians persecute i agree I've read history books but not all do you have to know this fact to get the whole picture. I've never killed anyone nor anyone I know has and let me just say this a christian is someone that believes jesus came from heaven died on the cross rose again and will come again.

  • @thehostlover12 "I'm a christian and I thought about the whole gay situation.I believe God would not have wanted us to do things as such but to care for them because after all they are God's children."

    "God abandoned them to their shameful desires. Even the women turned against the natural way to have sex and indulged in sex with each other...They are fully aware of God's death penalty for those who do these things, yet they go right ahead and do them anyway. " - Romans 1:24-32 excerpt

  • @pwnUgood, I am deeply grieved that you have this perception of Christians - that the ones you have met are "hypocritical" and judgemental of gays and non-Christians.

    Fact is, homosexual orientation (attraction to same sex) could be biological. it could also be from nurture - we don't really know yet. However, just because it's biological does not mean that ACTING on those desires could be wrong. Some babies are born crack addicts - but that doesn't make become addicted any more right or helpful

  • I aknowledge the lack of education the Church has given Christians in regards to this issue. I hope that you will look at Christianity not by looking at Christians, but by looking at Christ. If Christ were here who would he have spent time with??? He rejected the pharisees of his day. Check it out: matthew 9:11

  • @CMN4Him Christ is an idealized figurehead and a brand name, not a real person. Ideals are important, but what counts is the actual behavior of living people. Conservative Christians are working hard to make themselves feel like victims, as though the world is "oppressing" them, when in fact they pretty much rule the roost here in America. Fight oppression in all its forms and stand up for justice out of a sense of decency, not just to promote your own self-righteousness.

  • luvdomus,

    May I ask how you know that Jesus was not a real person? Feel free to answer or ignore that question - but in my experience, the evidence of history seems to point quite strongly to there being just such a man. Most of my information was from Lee Strobel's book "Case for Christ" (Strobel is a former atheist who set out to disprove that Jesus was a real person).

    Secondly, I would like to point you toward an organization called "International Justice Mission". They are

  • a Christian organization that fights all kinds of injustice, from sex trafficking, to slavery, to bonded labor, to widow's land grabbing. I just got back from a conference with them in Washington, DC, and was impressed by their legal proficiency and excellence in bringing perpetrators of violence to justice. They believe that human life has dignity, and deserves respect and honor, regardless of religion, ethnicity, gender or political orientation. I think you would be impressed. I was.

  • @CMN4Him Point acknowledged. Christianity can be a force for justice in the world.

  • @luvdomus yes ofc and we'll admire such persons whos doing stuff like this, but good people can be anywhere, and "christians" in general should not take credit for what a few of them worked their ass off to do.

  • this is so sad

  • Video poster username: Cumming For Him.

  • So, I'm a little confused... Why is it right to force your faith onto children who's not really intelligent enough to know what makes sense and not? It is called indoctrination, my friends, and SHOULD be illegal. Go China!

    Now, I'm fine with you believing in God, but don't teach these things to our children. Let them make their own decisions when they're old enough to make it right. They are, in fact, basing their entire life on these values. Give them room to do so...

  • Dear @bfkverns, I appreciate your comments, thank you for their thoughtful articulation. Although I don't claim to be any Solomon, I do know the God whom these children know.

    I was four years old when I first decided I wanted to rely on Him as a friend and Savior. No one forced me to do so, in fact, I did it alone. I remember no fear, no bribes, no threats, only a desire to know this one who created me and loved me, and had a plan for my life.

  • @CMN4Him I truly appreciate your reply, and thanks for taking time to debate this issue, as it is something we must raise awareness of. Now, when you were four years old, did you understand the evolution theory, and did you know how to read the bible and weigh the biblical theories of life and existence up against other theories? Were you aware of the other thousands of gods you could have chosen to rely on instead?

    I'm glad to hear it was a choice of your own.

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  • @bfkverns - I guess I question whether making a rational decision is a matter of age. I know many adults who are incapable of rationality. And I was wondering... could you define what you mean by a "rational decision"? My best interpretation from what you've said is "informed, but unbiased", and I just wanted to check that with you.

    At four years old, I did make a rational decision. I weighed the evidence that I knew and chose between the two gods that I knew - self or Christ.

  • As I have grown I have continued in this rational evaluation of life and truth, and have found in every field (history, science, psychology, anthropology, music) a complexity and design that cannot be attributed to an extrapolated theory of chance. In other words, the more I learn, the more I am convinced that "nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever could"

  • (cont.)

    I believe if you asked any of these children how they came to know the Lord, they would give you a similar story.

    Sir, I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the church in China is now even bigger than the church in the U.S. And there are many children among them. Why?

  • (cont.) Because they would rather devote their lives to an all-powerful God than to a government who has killed their mothers, fathers, and relatives all in the name of freedom. There is no freedom of religion in China. The only kind of indoctrination taking place there is towards Atheism.

    It is the child's decision to make. I wholeheartedly agree. A parent (or government) must not force a heart attitude, whether it be Islam, Christianity, Bhuddism, or any other cult or practice.

  • I have to disagree. Ones religious freedom starts when he/she is old enough to make a rational decision. Also, the indoctrination is not an atheistic one. Yes, they are learning about evolution, but only because it resembles the knowledge we've gathered so far. It simply cannot be avoided in science, biology, history and chemistry. It is the same in every other western nation, and respectfully so :)

    They also teach religion in school, but without a bias.

  • (cont.) But many children choose Christ even without their parents.

    In today's day and age, you very well may be the one who will decide whether your child is ever exposed to the God of Christianity or not, Sir. I beg you not to take this responsibility lightly. Consider the facts. Weigh the evidence. You child's destiny, happiness, security, wholeness, and direction hang in the balance.

  • Again, I agree with you. It is not a responsibility to be taken lightly. However, if I consider the facts and weigh the evidence, my kids will be atheists, and I believe they will live just as happy and whole as any child raised in faith. I will make every effort I can to give them security as well, simply because I don't dare to refer my kids' safety and security "upwards".

    I'm glad we agree on most terms, though. Live well, friend!

  • I pray that both of our children will grow in their ability to observe the world around them, dig into the facts, and make decisions that are both rational and wise. I hope that they will have the humility to consider and weigh the beliefs of others, but the courage to hold firmly to what is right. God bless you, my friend. Thanks for challenging me to think this issue through.

  • @bfkverns may God have mercy on ur soul.for the word if God says 2 teach ur child the ways of the lord so when that child becomes an adult, they wont depart from the word of God.

  • @girlonajob, that is what you have been persuaded of - but would you rather children who think deeply about the universe and about truth, or children who recite answers they cannot defend, and thus are ashamed to voice?

  • @CMN4Him the truth is all around us but ppl deny the facts. its so easy 2 think of our own logics and thoughts instead seeking the truth. im not ur judge, i only base facts on the word of God. i have been persuaded on anything but i have confirmation from the gift of the holyspirit. i thank God that i believe that i Jesus died 4 me.no matter who may say or think other wise.im just glad i know him and its not 2 late 4 anyone.

  • @bfkverns

    God bless you

    what you have just said is so sad for me to hear

    I am 15 and trust me I am old enough to make this decision

    how can you say "go china" you are supporting then for persecuting gods people?

  • I feel sorry for you. Where is your faith? What do you trust in? You sound as if you have been hurt and betrayed, that is because you are trusting in yourself or other people or your circumstances to find completeness and fulfillment. You will never find what you are looking for....peace...in those things. You will only find it in the Lord. Just try it...read the book of John in the New Testament of the Bible and write back.

  • I thank God that He has given me freedom of worship here in England. I am praying for all Christians and especially young persecuted Christians around the world. May the Lord Jesus Christ open the hearts of those of us who have freedom to worship so that we can/will be inspired by Christians who don't have freedom. May the Lord bless and keep safe all those who are suffering. One day we will be persecuted here in England + the whole world.

  • @The3in1trinity NAH MAN THAT IS LIKE NOT GOOD TO FANK GOD 4 FREE WORSHIP COZ A IT SAYS BLESSED ARE YOU WHEN THE PERSECUTE YOU AND HATE YOU FOR MY NAMES SAKE FOR YOURS IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD. PLUS THE BIBLE SAYS IN I FINK LUKE 21 THEN THEY WILL PERSECUTE YOU AND TURN YOU TO KINGS 4 MY NAMES SAKE... AND SO I BELIVE THAT ITS COMING ON A GLOBAL SCALE EVEN BEFORE THE MARK OF THE BEAST COMES AND ALSO PERSECUTION IN AMERICA 4 CHRISTIANS IS VERY SOON ...

  • @jjoj1 . I RESERCHED IT AND THEY WERE GONNA BAN CHRISTAINS 4RM PREACHING AND THEY GONNA TEACH IT LESS IN SCHOOL EVEN SEARCH FEMA CAMPS ETC ITS COMING REAL SOON AND ALSO BABYLON(AMERICA) HAS THE BLOOD OF SAINTS IN ITS HAND [REVELATION SOMFIN LOL] AND SO ENGLAND WILL SOON FOLLOW THIS LAW AND SOON IT WILL BE SODOM AND GOMORRAH IN THE STREETS ALL OVER AGAIN

  • @jjoj1 , I would have to disagree. I thank the Lord for my freedom of worship everyday. It is a great blessing with a responsibility... to use that freedom to speak up for those who do not possess that liberty. Thank you for your thoughts... those who are being persecuted for the Lords sake do reap a special blessing in His eyes.

  • @jjoj1 Of course Jesus says: Blessed r u when they persecute u 4 My sake. I understand that perfectly. But while God HAS given me freedom so i must take advantage of this Gift of God, 4 such it is. Do u not recall how Jesus Himself said thaat He must b about His Fathers business while it is still light. We who r PRESENTLY free should warn ppl of God's coming wrath on the unrepentant sinner. We r 2 preach IN SEASON + OUT OF SEASON. In other words, AS + WHEN WE CAN...Peace.

  • Amen. Prayer is a powerful thing. Use it!

  • @CMN4Him Prayer is a demonstrably ineffectual thing, don't bother.

    And persecution, don't make me laugh!

    Christians historically persecute other religions to the same or worse degrees as you describe in this video. Religious bigotry is still alive and well in bible belt, children of other faiths face discrimination and children of no faith get the worst, even from teachers. I feel no sympathy for a religion that persecutes its way to the top and plays the victim as it falls from power.

  • @JoesephKatana Perayer is ineffectual 2 those who think it so. Bible based Christians know God answers prayer. But God doesn't say He will always give us our request. This doesn't mean God isn't able. God answers prayer but it's not always the answer we think we want. If a person read he Bible they wld c example's of God answering pray one way in a particular context + in another situation it will b the opposite. Many ppl want 2 know the truth but they won't pick up the Bible. NOW IS THE TIME

  • @The3in1trinity Prayer is ineffectual for everyone. Even when the most dedicated bible thumping christians pray for something, it is exactly 0% more or less likely to happen then if they didn't pray, without regard to what it is.

  • @JoesephKatana I kinda feel this as offensive I've never killed anyone and I'm a christian. Yes I know christians have killed in the past lots of them even preists. But now in the present most don't realize what a christian is. Its a person who believes jesus came from heaven was born to the virgin mary died on the cross and rose again and will come again so ask your "Christian" friends if they know this oh and most don't know this Christianty not a religion its a relationship with God

  • @thehostlover12

    How many christians think their brand of christianity is the true "christian", and that everyone else is wrong? How many claim to know God personally? Why can't they agree on simple moral issues like birth control and the death penalty?

    Maybe if less of this relationship with god was in their mind, it wouldn't reflect their personally bigotry. Maybe next time someone decides to blow up an abortion clinic because they think its what god wants, god will speak up.

  • @thehostlover12

    I don't know you, you might be a good person without such faults. The difference between you and them (I hope) is that when the voice in your head says "kill" or "hate" you'll know better. Even though the bible contains god led atrocities, your morality is strong enough to show you what is right and acceptable to society.

    When you label yourself a christian, you're reinforcing the other christians. I'd be offended to be included in the same group with such people too.

  • @JoesephKatana, I am proud to identify myself with only one thing - that is, the Cross of Christ. I am by far as broken as any man that has ever lived... but I have been given a new life, and a second chance.

  • @CMN4Him Amen to that, god made me with a broken body and a filthy soul, but that's o.k because hes the one path to salvation. Why worry about the petty inconveniences of life while I KNOW in my heart that if I ignore the natural world and believe every word of the scripture that everlasting salvation will be my reward. Who cares if I trash the world before my time comes, our children can just accept the lord Jesus Christ and join us in heaven.

  • @JoesephKatana, I'm afraid you misinterpreted my statement, so let me elaborate.

    God is the path to redemption - not just a free ticket into heaven. Redemption begins here, now, and continues on into eternity. Redemption is a process that involves repentence (turning away from what I used to be), confession (setting a new course), and change (actively pursuing a new lifestyle based on new values). That new lifestyle is not just spiritual - it's physical too! Chrisitans should

  • be on the forefront of issues such as global poverty, injustice, works of mercy, and wise care for the environment. And unfortunately, we're not. To our shame. THAT is what I meant by brokenness - I have everything I need, and yet I still don't do what I desire to do.

  • @CMN4Him And you have an excuse conveniently built in, its not your fault, you're broken. Your religion tells convinces you you're broken and tells you to be perfect. It tells you the almighty is on your side but won't help you. It tells your good acts are gods grace and your evil acts are your fault. It tells you that you need a second chance.

    I doubt you'll have any effect on global poverty carrying a ball and chain like that around, but I wish you the best.

  • this is a top 5 utube vids i've ever witnessed! i cried and i'm a 26 yr-old Man of God! i cry as i type these words because when God, my savior and redeemer called me and i finally listened only a year and a half ago I CAN SEE! and then you try to talk to people but NOBODY CARES! then you see these YOUNG rich souls poor lifes HAVE GOD. and THEY KNOW GOD! they KNOW GOD! Christianity is NOT about RITUALS, its a PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST, do YOU know Him? i'm still sobbing ;( Gloria a Dios!

  • Dear Brother @camilosatx, what a blessing it is for me to read your comment! There is a great lack of men in our world who are willing to be broken by suffering. I pray that you have been strengthened in your walk with the Lord by the witness of these little ones! Serve Him well, and I look forward to meeting you in heaven one day! ~ CMN4Him

  • wow . this is really inpiring .

  • @cassyisme - thank you. I'm glad it challenged you.

  • @cassyisme - Thank you! I'm glad it challenged you.

  • Gold in the hands of Jesus.

  • @shibbolethxoxo - Thank you.

  • W.N+S.S

  • @wilfnorman, I'm sorry you are so offended. But these are my brothers and sisters closer than any blood relation, and I will never apologize for speaking on their behalf. Many of these children have forgiven men like you who hate them for no reason. Christ did the same thing. Thus I extend the same grace to you. Peace to you.

  • @wilfnorman Whatever u think, Jesus loved us enough 2 die 4 u + me. It's ur choice 2 hate or love. If God Loved us so much that He sent His Son, The Lord Jesus Christ 2 die 4 our sins, then u can love if u choose 2. It's ur choice. God won't force u.Peace...

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  • I'm glad it touched you so, Riana. There needs to be a wake-up call in the church to what Christ has called us to - joy and freedom, yes, but also a life of abandonment to Him, which may include pain and suffering.

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  • BEAUTIFUL video god bless you keep learning

  • Awesome video

  • amazing reminder for Christians given freedom to worship God...tnx and God bless

  • 1 body striving together for the faith not matter what the cost may be. standing unashamed!

  • thank you so much for this video! it is very touching. the courage of kids is amazing. let's not forget these kids, and remember them in our prayers. God is wil them, and it shows in their words and testimonies.

  • POWERFUL. I'm plan to show this at teen camp as part of a message about persecuted believers in restricted nations.

  • GrowlersMom,

    I thrilled and humbled you'd like to use this. If I may ask, what camp? I will be praying for the message to touch the kids there. ( :

    CMN4Him

  • Awesome video. I'm so thankful that I live in the West. But never forgetting their stories.

  • Yes, it reminds me of the story in Joshua when those who were already settled on the East side of the Jordan went and fought alongside their brothers until they too had rest. That is our responsibility!

  • Nice vid.

    God bless.

  • Thank you, and He has.

    Same to you. ( :