Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@carmenalvarez4204 says : Amen>> <<@DiggitySlice says : Short answer: no, but don't put it before Jesus>> <<@outof_obscurity says : Paul said "the LOVE FOR MONEY is the root of all evil." Not money is the root of all evil. Money makes you more of what you already are. If you pay a tithe then if you make $5000 a year then you pay $500 for the year. But if God gives you success, if he gives you $50,000,000 a year then you pay $5,000,000 for tithing. That's a massive increase in donation. So God basically says "I'll give you success. What are you going to do with it?">> <<@joseotoya2102 says : Amen!>> <<@Thyalwaysseek says : It is not a sin to be rich but it is easier for a camel to walk through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God. This means if you are materially wealthy while others around you struggle and suffer in poverty then you are not prospering spiritually. Remember what Jesus said, if we want to be like him then we much turn our backs on material wealth.>> <<@n9wff says : How come these preachers avoid Paul's walk? Beaten, stoned, scourged, imprisoned. "He will suffer greatly for my Name's sake." Anyone volunteer for that calling?>> <<@japavlic1 says : Very much so.>> <<@closingtheloop2593 says : Give your money to the poor and follow me. Im agnostic but know jesus more than many supposed Christians. Im not against well off Christians. Im against a Christian owning 10-10000x that of his fellow citizens and do so by turning a blind eye to the consequences of this naive and early society to reward those who game society. I know many religious people who dont know how to sacrafice. Robbing peter to save paul. Pathetic.>> <<@EdwardRomanOficial says : What is to you the meaning of “love for money”?>> <<@itsamindgame9198 says : Yes, Scripture does not say material wealth is a sin, but it does say that it is spiritually risky and can become a major stumbling block.>> <<@JoseHerrera-vs8nv says : Gen. 13: 2 Abram was very rich in cattle, silver and gold . And this is before God change His name to Abraham in Gen. 17:5 . EVEN After He and Sarah had a ' mishap' with Hagar the Maid !>> <<@CaptainFantastic222 says : It is easier for an elephant to go through the eye of a needle then a rich man to inherit the kingdom of god Something like that>> <<@drchadbrown2872 says : This is good. Keep rocking.>> <<@brendamoya8650 says : Amen>> <<@spencergsmith says : As with anything else, God is more concerned with our thoughts and motivations than our outward appearances or material possessions. The LOVE of money is the root of all evil, but money is not inherently sinful, especially if you are using it to the glory of God.>> <<@maxmaximum-sh4bx says : Great video>> <<@sylaroneill3100 says : Then why did Jesus perform miracles for people physically? To show Gods glory right? Why wouldn’t God continue to do that today for his children?>> <<@3DL1 says : Money in itself is not evil.......but the "love of money" is a root to all kinds of evil.>> <<@lawrenceeason8007 says : If god didn’t want us to be sick then why did god create disease to infect all living things?>> <<@JoseIbarra-ok8ub says : See John 3:16 and Psalm 23... We were created to be prosperous and abundant. Father doesn't create garbage. He created man perfect. Immortal body, Immortal soul, and the brain at 100%. Sin caused us to loose our perfection. We will return to perfection like the day of creation the day after judgment day. GOD bless you greatly. 💕>> <<@Gek1177 says : My understanding is that it isn't but that the sort of people who become wealthy tend to be full of sin. It is worth remembering the Jesus preached in poor communities too and was a poor nobody himself growing up. The wealthy are a convenient scapegoat even today. It's hardly surprising that he took a few shots at the rich. You play to your audience.>> <<@johnjohnbuglioli131 says : Some of the same people keep/kept blaming God on every segment of this channel for tragedies in this world, so I thought I would answer this accusation once and for all !..........The evils and the suffering in this world have been/are because of man's disobedience and sinful nature in a man broken world........ 1 John 1/8 Anyone that says he is not a sinner(criminal thoughts and/or behavior) is a liar and the truth is not in them and they are not of God. You cannot directly correlate the tragedies and the sufferings in this world to God's deficiencies. He allowed/allows mankind Free Will. Man had/has the option to obey God and live and/or fix- up or mess-up the world. The Earth and mankind are cursed because of disobedience to God. Therefore cancer and child leukemia and Covid-19 exist, as well as, other evils because of man's sin(evil thoughts and actions). ... James 1/15... Then desire having conceived, gives birth to sin; and sin having become fully grown, brings forth death......She(Melissa) is correct in her logic in my opinion with respect, to wealth, in a temporal world compared, to life, in an eternal existence with God.>> <<@jackalsgate1146 says : Motive - If the motive to make money revolves around yourself, then I say, don't work. If the motive to make money revolves around the uplifting of the less fortunate, then I say, do work.>> <<@alvan5399 says : Wrong>> <<@waynehawkins8934 says : Religion is the downfall of humanity>> <<@jethroscooter7214 says : 1 John 3:17 But whoever has the worlds goods, and sees his brother in need and closes his heart against him, how does the love of God abide in him? There are billions of people in need, to be rich and have Love for God abiding with in, is impossible. Or not maybe I’m wrong on this?>> <<@thatomofolo452 says : No>> <<@anthonycox2374 says : Christ intends for some people to be wealthy, and He gives other gifts to others. Not being poor or not being wealthy is not a sin; it’s making poverty or wealth or anything else an idol instead of worshiping Christ alone.>> <<@PortmanRd says : "Thy wealth can shed no tears around thy beir, Nor can it rob thee of thy woe, or fear; Ere thou departest, with it freely part--- Let poor folk plead for thee and he will hear. Abu al-Ala al-ma'rri>> <<@larzman651 says : It's fine to be wealthy or prosperous , as long as GOD always comes first and you don't worship or rely on it (money). For GOD so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whomsoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life 🙌>> <<@Hydroverse says : The only downside of prosperity is when you learn to trust in money more than God.>> <<@festushaggen2563 says : It's better to be content with whatever God gives you. Jesus also said lay up treasure in Heaven rather than on Earth. Where our treasure is, our hearts will be also. Matt 6:20-21. The things of this world will all pass away. See them as the dust they are.>> <<@gorillaz_jbi says : God’s ideal for this world was perfection (Genesis 1:31). He created it perfect, desired that we enjoy perfect lives and perfect fellowship with Him, and intended that prosperity would be a way of life. But sin corrupted that perfect plan, and now prosperity, health, and a trouble-free existence are impossible for many and fleeting for the rest (Romans 5:12; Genesis 3). God does offer to prosper us beyond explanation, but it may not come during our short earthly stay. For many, the full realization of God’s restoration will be experienced only when we leave this world behind and enter His presence for eternity. Hebrews 11 lists dozens of faithful servants of the Lord who one might expect to have lived prosperously because of their faithfulness. Yet verses 39 and 40 say this: “And all these, having gained approval through their faith, did not receive what was promised, because God had provided something better for us, so that apart from us they would not be made perfect.” Every child of God, bought with the blood of Jesus Christ, will experience prosperity beyond our wildest imaginations for all of eternity (1 Corinthians 2:9). Until then, we walk by faith. Romans 8:17–18 promises this: “Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory. I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.” Being co-heirs with Christ means that forever we will enjoy everything God owns. No earthly prosperity can compare with that.>> <<@obioraobi says : You missed it, God does want us rich, look again.>> <<@mattslater2603 says : Lol Melissa has no idea of what a gods perspective would be.>> <<@gi169 says : Thank you CE, God bless.>> <<@JaylaHolder says : No its not a sin to be wealthy but its a sin of greed.>>