The Tolerance Rant

This clip is taken from the sermon "Anger and Action," preached by Pastor Mark Driscoll at the Mars Hill Church Ballard campus in Seattle, Washington, on September 16, 2007. It is the 20th sermon in our sermon series on the Book of Nehemiah

To watch the full sermon, visit:http://www.marshillchurch.org/media/nehemiah/anger-and-action

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[TheSeanWilson]

This was made to be remixed.

[fatrob1711]

this is epic!!

non christian haters gonna hate

[AdstarAPAD]

5.16 mark of this video. look at his left hand. You will see the satanic hand signal... Don't follow this guy.

[thelaw986]

@fatrob1711 lol hating retards is a sin

[thelaw986]

developers developers developers....

[teachercath]

@teachercath allow me in no way to stop paying my taxes. I know God will judge them a day but me on my side, I don't wnat to use their sin to start sinning on my side. I want to walk in love. And choose to love no matter what.

[teachercath]

@teachercath examples for those we are teaching and pastoring but nobody is perfect. If I still follow Jesus it's just because of His Grace day in and out. Now, I do agree with you, it's ridiculous the way money is spent sometimes but you know what? It's all up to you to choose to get bitter out of these experiences or choose to love them no matter what and invest your money in the right place, in a ground you know that is Godly. In my country, our money taxes are spent ridiculously this doesn't

[teachercath]

@AmericanCryer The goal of the Church is not to feed you but to allow you to have fellowship. That's the same with Uni. We all go there to have a lecture but at the end of the day, you're the one responsible to make your own research and teach yourself out of the infos you get from the teacher. In Church, the one teaching you is the Holy Spirit. No Church is perfect. None. We all are a bunch of wreck people that tries to follow the best we can Jesus. Yes, as leaders, we are recommanded to be

[teachercath]

@teachercath Last point the Jewish roots. A friend of mine Rabbi Michael L Zeitler wrote a magnificent book on that and I recommend it to you on the why behind the what of it. Concerning the Jewish roots, there are many ministries supporting Israel and declaring our Jewish roots. I am a part of one, Calvary Campground founded by the Heflin that supports it. IHOP supports Israel or you even have people like Sid Roth or XPMedia or even Jewish for Jesus that support Israel... and so on.

[AmericanCryer]

@AmericanCryer And God forbid I question anything regarding the Bible. As you may have seen, many of the churches in the US are very large and wealthy. It's a social club! I liken it to the Catholic church. Too much money, not enough message. And sometimes the messages are politically motivated or socially motivated, but to the wrong end. And it's very troubling to me. I find church within myself when I read the Bible or other texts I find truthful and helpful.

[teachercath]

@teachercath theology but that will make of you a new age guy or a mystic but from the moment you will do it you leave the chore of belief that makes of you a Christian. This is your freedom but we, Christians, are set on a clear chore of belief decided centuries ago with the Nicene Creed. This unites all the Christian together: Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox. This is on what our faith is based. Now, what we call heresy is what does not fit with this Chore of belief we all agree on.

[AmericanCryer]

@teachercath Well, I do have fellowship with some people. But it just got to a point where everywhere I went I was hearing bigotry and hate. Now I can understand having hatred for a sin or act, but this is not what I was hearing, and definitely not the message Yeshua taught for all of us. It seems that many follow the teachings of Paul rather than Yeshua. I've seen mistreatment of women teachers, when Yeshua himself had Mary Magdalene as a disciple. Just my thoughts.