Who in hell taught you that?

By: Marcus V. Brown Sr.
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  • Misquoted or misinterpreted Scriptures that people use all the time.
    Marcus V. Brown Sr.
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Episodes
  • 4 Things People Get Wrong About the God of the Bible

    4 Things People Get Wrong About the God of the Bible
    Nov 14 2024

    Today, I want to address four common misconceptions about the God of the Bible. These misunderstandings are widespread, but I'm going to dive into each one. Stick around to the end, as some of what I say may challenge you. #marcusvbrown #izfly
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    8 mins
  • Is it a sin to not read your Bible?

    Is it a sin to not read your Bible?
    Oct 30 2024

    Not reading the Bible isn’t a sin. While it’s wise to read it, God values understanding His Word, which is why He gave us pastors and teachers. True faith grows through hearing and comprehension, not just reading. So, if someone claims not reading is sinful, ask—who taught that? #marcusvbrown #izfly

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    22 mins
  • Who in hell taught you that? Misquoted or Misinterpreted Scripture

    Who in hell taught you that? Misquoted or Misinterpreted Scripture
    Oct 21 2024

    When I first heard people preach, I realized they often took scriptures out of context, adding their own ideas to make a point. They would misquote or misunderstand what the Bible was really saying, leading to confusion. It's important to read scripture in context to truly understand God's message and avoid spreading false teachings. #marcusvbrown #izfly

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    19 mins

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