How should we interpret God’s Word when it comes to marriage? In this video, we remain anchored in Scripture, examining foundational passages like Genesis 2:24 and Matthew 19:4-6, which define marriage as between one man and one woman. We also explore Romans 1:26-27 and 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, addressing the biblical perspective on same-sex relationships.While some argue for a cultural reinterpretation of marriage based on Galatians 3:28, we discuss why biblical truth remains unchanging. Loving all people means speaking truth with grace—upholding God’s design while sharing the Gospel with compassion.📖 Key Verses: Genesis 2:24, Matthew 19:4-6, Romans 1:26-27, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, Galatians 3:28🙏 Let’s stand firm in faith while extending love and truth to all.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#GayMarriage #TheBible #AnchoredInTruth #GodsTruth #FaithAndLove #LGBTQFaith #ChristianMarriage #LoveIsLove #BiblicalMarriage #TruthInScripture #InclusiveFaith #FaithBased #ChristiansForLGBTQ #RelationshipGoals #SpiritualJourney #UnityInDiversity #ScripturalSupport #LoveWithoutPrejudice #FaithInAction #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

Ten years ago, at the age of 39, Dave Bruce suffered a series of strokes. He recognized something was wrong when the left side of his face wasn't working, his speech was slurring, and his blood pressure was extremely high. He couldn't swallow. His right carotid artery was dissecting, which caused his brain to swell so much so that, according to doctors, his brain stem was about to snap, so they performed a craniectomy, removing a part of his skull to allow the brain room to swell. After the strokes, Dave was left with no physical abilities, he could not move. After months of rehab, Dave regained some of what he lost, but complete paralysis on the left side of his body remained. From an active lifestyle to having lost so much of what he loved, Dave suffered from depression in the years following his stroke, and attempted to take his life, having ingested over 200 pills. Through the quick action of others, he survived, and spent three weeks in a mental health facility, where he was medicated to treat the symptoms. Some time later, speaking with his tax accountant, Dave had a conversation with eternal impact on his life. Their conversation was about faith and walking with Jesus in relationship. It was out of this conversation Dave sought out a local church, where He encountered Jesus and was saved. Dave was baptized, and began seeking for the ways of Christ, and in that time his depression has ceased. Part of that journey had been accepting where He is, reconciling the truth that though he hasn’t yet experienced complete healing, his life can still be used for God’s glory! With the technology of Tesla, Dave has regained his ability to drive. Despite his physical limitations Dave chooses to carry a positive mindset. He is living out Ephesians 4:22-24, actively shedding old behaviors, attitudes, and ways of thinking that are rooted in sin and embracing a new life characterized by righteousness and holiness, reflecting the likeness of God.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#GodsFaithfulness #StrokeRecovery #ParalysisAwareness #LifeAfterStroke #FaithInAdversity #MiraclesHappen #SurvivorStory #StrengthInTrials #OvercomingObstacles #DaveBruce #HopeAndHealing #FindingPurpose #ResilienceJourney #InspirationThroughPain #TurningWeaknessIntoStrength #FaithAndHealing #LifeChangingMoments #FaithfulInTrials #RenewedStrength #StoryOfRedemption #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

For the next eight weeks, we’re diving into the most controversial topics in the Church today, bringing clarity through a biblical lens. This week, we tackle a long-debated question: Can Christians drink alcohol?Some argue the Bible calls for complete abstinence, citing verses like Ephesians 5:18 and 1 Peter 5:8, warning against drunkenness and the loss of self-control. Others point to passages like Psalm 104:14-15 and Jesus turning water into wine (John 2:1-11) as evidence that moderate drinking is permissible.So, what does Scripture really say? How should Christians navigate this issue with wisdom, love, and discernment? Let’s explore the biblical principles together!🔔 Subscribe for more weekly discussions on faith and controversial topics!📖 Key Scriptures: Ephesians 5:18, 1 Peter 5:8, Proverbs 20:1, 1 Corinthians 10:23-24, John 2:1-11👇 Share your thoughts in the comments.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#CanChristiansDrinkAlcohol #BiblicalPerspective #Moderation #Sobriety #ChristianLiving #FaithAndAlcohol #DrinkResponsibly #SpiritOfModeration #ChristianDebate #AlcoholAndFaith #SoberLiving #FaithfulDrinking #BibleStudy #LivingSober #SpiritualGuidance #ChristianCommunity #FaithBasedChoices #HealthyLiving #AlcoholAwareness #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

Charity Henry believes that every story is important. She has grown to realize that our lives are like ministry, and we are called to live like Jesus. But as Charity has learned, it’s not always easy. In November 2006, Chairty discovered a lump in her breast. With a surgical opening the very next day, it was quickly discovered that lump was cancerous, necessitating 6 surgeries in January 2007. It was during this time Charity was reminded that we must go to God with everything, even the anger, depression, and confusion. In her trial, Charity told God she expected Him to help her to be able to raise the three children He had given her to raise, and in His faithfulness, He brought her through the cancer scare. Her journey through cancer became a part of her faith journey as a surrendered vessel for the Lord’s purpose. Charity has used her career as a drama teacher of 17 years to reach students through her life. She actively serves at her church on the choir and praise team and has most recently been crowned the 2024 Senior Elite North America Pageant Queen, a title which has allowed her a greater stage to reflect Jesus. Join us as Chairty shares of her experience and how her faith has shaped her walk.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#BreastCancerSurvivor #SeniorElitePageant #NorthAmericaPageant #CharityHenry #PageantQueen #SurvivorStrong #BeautyBehindTheCrown #EmpoweringSurvivors #Inspiration #CancerAwareness #CrownWithACause #QueenForACause #StrengthInAdversity #LoveAndSupport #UnlockYourPower #ElevateTheVoices #HopeAndStrength #CharityImpact #LivingMyBestLife #QueenInEveryWay #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

Deconstruction is a process of reassessing what we've been taught about God, faith, and the church. For many, this journey isn't about rebellion but about redefining what it means to be a Christian. It can involve questioning doctrines, reinterpreting scripture, and even wrestling with issues like inerrancy, salvation, and the authority of the church.Is deconstruction a crisis of faith or a step toward spiritual growth? Does it lead to deeper understanding, or does it pull people away from core beliefs? In this conversation, we explore the complexities of deconstruction with grace, humility, and an open heart.🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on faith and spirituality!💬 Share your thoughts in the comments—let’s have a respectful dialogue.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#DeconstructionOfFaith #FaithCrisis #FaithEvolution #SpiritualJourney #PersonalDevelopment #TransformativeExperience #ExplorationOfBeliefs #QuestioningFaith #MindfulnessMatters #SpiritualAwakening #IdentityJourney #CrisisOfFaith #PhilosophyOfReligion #TheologicalDebate #BeliefSystemShift #GrowthThroughChallenge #FaithInTransition #EvolvingFaith #MeaningfulConversations #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

If someone had told Jeremy Pearson that there was 100% chance he was going to be like his father - he would have denied it. He never thought he would. The fact was the battle was stacked against him. As a young child, Jeremy remembers visiting his dad in prison until, one day, he was dropped at his paternal grandparents’ house, where he was to be raised. In the years following, any contact with his father ended. Jeremy’s grandfather was an alcoholic, and Jeremy’s father was a drug addict, dying from his 4th overdose with meth when Jeremy was 20. As with his father and grandfather, Jeremy was lost in the cycle of drug addiction, but for a praying Uncle and Aunt. When he ran out of money and didn't have a place to stay, they took him in. When Jeremy was arrested, they bailed him out. When he was living in his car, they took him in and shared the love of Jesus. To pay them back for their support he promised he would go to church. Jeremy attended a Sunday night service with an atmosphere of hope, but he felt defeated, believing he couldn’t beat his addiction… but for experience with the Holy Spirit, driving down a small-town bypass. In that moment, everything transformed... Jeremy never made a decision - He gave up - He surrendered. God gave him an "out" and he took it! Jeremy is now in full-time ministry. There is power in his story. We all need our Savior. Jeremy’s story is evidence. His story is a God story. God offered it – and Jeremy took it. You can experience the same.**Stay connected:**- Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt- Facebook: /lovehimlovethemFor inquiries, reach out at [email protected].#AddictToPastor #TransformationJourney #HolySpiritEncounter #JeremyPearson #AddictionRecovery #FaithOverFear #SpiritualAwakening #Testimony #HopeInChrist #BreakingChains #FaithBasedRecovery #Inspiration #WalkingInFaith #PurposefulLiving #FaithJourney #Restoration #LifeChange #FindingFreedom #GodsHealing #AddictionToFaith #LHLT #LoveHimLoveThem

Is the new Zondervan Bible—dubbed "The Upside Down Bible"—altering biblical truth to fit modern ideologies? This video explores concerns about the NIV TNIV translation, its gender-neutral approach, and how subtle wording changes may shift theological meaning. With study notes influenced by special interest groups, could this version lead to confusion about salvation and biblical truth?

Since her daughter’s infancy, Freita Strickland recognized there was a problem with Chelsea’s hearing, lacking all response to sound. Though Chelsea’s doctor said she was fine at her 1-year appointment, Freita went home and performed her own test, banging a spoon and pot. When she was again met with no response, Freita took things into her own hands and took Chelsea to the hospital for testing. Learing her child was profoundly deaf, Freita began researching ways she could help her child and remained home with Chelsea for the next two years. Freita introduced Chelsea to sign language. When researching cochlear implants, Freita learned they do not use them unless the child is "stone deaf". However, Freita was persistent. She saw specialists and pursued treatment until Chelsea finally got a cochlear implant at the age of 5. She then had to go through "auditory training" and focus on "listening". Their use of sign language was a "bridge" to reading and saying the words correctly. Initially, Freita struggled with what Chelsea’s future would look like, but Freita put the Lord first and prayed for strength. Freita attended a Baptist church as a child, and renewed her faith before Chelsea was born. She is a "believing believer”, and recognized the joy of the Lord is her strength.

Flying home in a single-engine airplane through rolling fog offers a powerful metaphor for our spiritual journey with God. Are you navigating life by sight (VFR) or by faith (IFR)?

Welcome to a thought-provoking journey where belief meets action. In this video, we delve deep into the essence of what it means to truly live by your convictions.