Are dinosaurs mentioned in the Bible?

 

We are told that men and dinosaurs did not live at the same time. Indeed, we do not see the word dinosaur used in the Bible. However, there is a creature described in the Bible that is labeled as a modern animal by most commentaries, but whose description doesn't match what they say. In this video, I will identify this animal and how the idea of dinosaurs being in the Bible is not as far fetched as we've been led to believe. 

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The Bible Reveals the TRUTH About Dinosaurs 

https://youtu.be/pVTl1YvtPFI?is=B-yfB4Vhc0ar26vU

Luke 9:62 Looking Back

 

A plowman who looks back while plowing will ruin the furrow. Plowing requires steady, forward focus so the line stays straight; if he turns his head, even briefly, the plow veers off course, the row bends or wanders, and the entire field ends up uneven. In the ancient world this was obvious: a distracted plowman produced crooked, wasted rows, and the harvest suffered. In this video, we will discover why Jesus used this imagery and what it means in relation to eternal security. 

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Once Saved Always Saved 4 of 12

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Are there three stages of salvation?

 

There is a "traditional theological model" of salvation that some ascribe to. It says there are three stages of salvation and incorporates three central aspects of Christianity. In this video, I will take a quick look at these three areas and see if the Bible supports the conclusion made about them. 

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Bread of Life 

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Matthew 5:13 Losing Your Saltiness

 

Losing saltiness, being thrown out, and being trampled underfoot are harsh descriptions of what believers can face. So we must understand what Jesus meant by this warning. Join me as I bring clarity to this verse and determine what it means for a Christian to lose their saltiness. Resources: Can a Faith Plus Person be saved? https://youtu.be/WKnmFSWlpGI?is=nIRk4mGvJjIaPp9t

Can you be saved but not sanctified?

 

Salvation and sanctification are inexplicably linked. To what degree depends on how you define them. Until you recognize how the two are synchronized, you will struggle to rest in the finished work of Jesus Christ and be loved by God. The result will be a life of trying to earn by deeds what has already been given to you by faith. Join me as I sort this out for you.

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Sanctification
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1 Timothy 6:10 Wandered From The Faith

 

Many conditional statements in the Bible are used to support the belief that a Christian can lose their salvation. One of those statements is "wandered from the faith." However, when you study this statement in context, you discover that it is not about salvation at all. Join me as we discover what Christians are wandering away from.

Resources: Once Saved Always Saved 9 of 12 livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/audio_files/always_saved_9.mp3 https://share.google/s190pCMiohg7TIXRf

What is the truth about faith and works?

 

Galatians 3:12 draws a hard line. Paul shows that any system built on obedience, rituals, or performance is a works-based life, not the life of grace. Scripture repeats this truth with force: justified by faith, apart from works; saved by mercy, not deeds; grace collapses the moment works are added. Romans, Galatians, Titus, and Ephesians all declare the same reality. It's up to you to decide what reality you will live in. 

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Love by Faith

livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/audio_files/galatians_20_live_by_faith_3_3_14.mp3 https://share.google/I9MHvd6fU9XutQ2bd

1 Thessalonians 3:4-5 Labored in Vain

Paul feared for the Thessalonian church. So much so that he sent Timothy to strengthen and encourage them. Some Christians have concluded that Paul's fear related to the possibility of the Thessalonians losing their salvation. In this video, we will explore what motivated Paul's concern for the Thessalonians.

Resources: Continuing to go to Synagogues livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/audio_files/acts17_continuing_to_go_to_synagogues.mp3 https://share.google/VTLYyfkMwq1aeFJTy

What does Paul's use of "if" actually mean in 1 Corinthians 15:1 and 2?

 

Paul says we're "saved if we hold firmly to the Gospel." Was he warning believers, or revealing something deeper about the very nature of real faith? In this short, we dig into the Greek, the context, and the one thing that makes belief either solid or empty. If you've ever wondered what "believing in vain" really means, this will change how you read 1 Corinthians 15 forever.

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What is the Gospel?

Living God Ministries - The Gospel https://share.google/5RLu7YV2L3LDMijvv

1 Timothy 1:18-20 Shipwrecked Faith

1 Timothy 1:18-20 is often used to threaten the eternal security of the believer. In this video, we explore how Paul's warning to Timothy is about battling the reasons why people had "suffered shipwreck with regard to faith."

Resources: Once Saved Always Saved 9 of 12 livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/audio_files/always_saved_9.mp3 https://share.google/38W65b4oIqoVHvsBb

What if nothing is missing in your walk with God?

 

There's a claim in Scripture that, if true, changes everything about who Jesus is and what it means to belong to Him. It's a line that speaks to identity, authority, and the kind of security most people never realize they already have. This short unpacks a truth that shows why nothing in heaven, on Earth, or in the unseen realm can add to what He's already done, and why those who are His aren't missing a single thing.

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Your Identity in Christ 

Living God Ministries - Your Identity in Christ https://share.google/fZKV7J2UKbR

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2 Peter 2:20-22 Entangled and Overcome

 

A passage that sounds like a warning to Christians is actually talking about a different group of people. In this video, we break down 2 Peter 2: 20-22 and uncover whom Peter is actually describing, why their condition becomes "worse," and how the imagery of corruption, entanglement, and returning to filth fits into the larger message of the chapter. Resources: Once Saved Always Saved 12 of 12 livinggodministries.net/living_god_ministries/radio_archive/audio_files/always_saved_12.mp3 https://share.google/wFkodXJXiVsRqoI0N

Does obedience to the Mosaic Law determine who goes to heaven?

If obeying the Ten Commandments isn't hard enough, some people want to add another 603 commandments to that list. I don't think people understand what they are getting themselves into when it comes to living a life under the law. Join me as I answer this question about the Mosaic Law and heaven. 

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Law is Useless

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