It’s funny how I can still sense the shadows of who she is inside of her while watching her in her podcast for a few times before even hearing her testimony. She still has spirits inside of her. She needs deliverance.
Buddy also told her that 100% because she’s cute not because she’s anything special or he’s some sort of wizard pulling intelligence out of the ether like some sort of prophet… he understands simple and basic Harlotry and idolatry that exists in the west 👀
I approach any public-facing ministry with a dual commitment: to uphold the authority and purity of Scripture and to evaluate the fruit of the ministry in light of that truth.
The "Girls Gone Bible" channel with Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma presents an interesting, and at times concerning, case study in modern Christian media. While their evident passion for Christ, commitment to the Gospel narrative of redemption, and effectiveness in reaching a secularized younger demographic are commendable, a serious biblical critique must be raised in several key areas.
My primary concern revolves around the depth of their theological instruction, which often appears superficial or "feelings-based" rather than rooted in robust, systematic, and exegetical study of the Bible.
The Exegetical Deficiency: The purpose of Christian teaching, according to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, is that the man of God "may be complete, equipped for every good work." This requires careful exegesis, which is drawing the meaning out of the text. It appears their message often relies on personal testimony, motivational speaking, and topical discussions with Scripture sprinkled in for support, rather than engaging in the hard work of biblical theology that builds spiritual maturity. This risks turning the Bible into a self-help guide instead of the revelation of God's redemptive plan.
The Prosperity Gospel Tendency: While they emphasize "redemption and salvation," their content—particularly when referencing personal success, relationships, and the like—can sometimes lean toward a "post-Oprah self-help Christianity," as some critics have noted. This focus on earthly comfort and achievement risks obscuring the cross-centered message of self-denial and suffering for Christ, which is central to the New Testament (e.g., Luke 9:23). They often emphasize what God can do for the individual's life, rather than the Christian's chief end: glorifying God and enjoying Him forever.
Modesty and Vain Glory: The focus on fashion, appearance, and the hosts' attractiveness, coupled with the nature of social media influencing, risks elevating personal image and vain glory over Christian virtues of humility and inner beauty. The Apostle Peter instructs women to focus on "the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God's sight is very precious" (1 Peter 3:3-4). This media approach appears to rely heavily on the very outward appearance that the Bible de-emphasizes.
The Commercialization of Ministry: The heavy promotion of tours, books, and sponsored content raises a red flag regarding the separation between ministry and mammon (Matthew 6:24). While self-support is necessary, a "ministry" that appears to operate primarily as a profitable lifestyle brand can give the appearance of exploiting the Gospel for financial gain, which Scripture strongly condemns (e.g., 2 Peter 2:3).
In summary, while the channel's reach and ability to speak about Christ and redemption to a lost generation is a potential good, conservative biblical critics must exercise great caution.
The danger is not outright heresy, but rather dilution. It is the risk of providing a high-octane motivational Christian experience that lacks the substantive nourishment of sound doctrine necessary for true discipleship and growth in Christ (Ephesians 4:14).
I would urge young Christians to approach this content with great biblical discernment, testing everything against the clear teaching of the Word of God (Acts 17:11). It is vital to prioritize teachers and resources that emphasize deep, prayerful, and authoritative study of the whole counsel of God, rather than those who offer a light, emotionally gratifying, and culturally conforming version of the faith.
"Will you go to Heaven when you die?" It is probably the most important question of your life. In summary, God's plan of salvation is as simple as A-B-C:
A = Admit you are a sinner who needs to be saved Romans 3:23: "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God."
B = Believe that Jesus died for you and rose again Romans 10:9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
C = Commit to accepting Christ as Savior and Lord Romans 10:10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. We cannot find hope and peace in this world but there is Someone that can give us true hope and peace. His Name Is Jesus!!
7:56 isn’t it wild that it’s known that the brain doesnt stop forming until about 24-25, yet alcohol is legal for the adolescence at 21, and in some places, age 18? Makes you wonder.
YOU HAVE A NEPHILIM ON CHRISTIAN T.V. NONE HUMAN, AND SHE CANNOT GO 30 MINUTES WITHOUT A SNORT OF COCAINE. HAS AIDS. NO DISCERNMENT AT ALL. UNCLEAN SPIRIT. ONLINE HOOKER.
It happened to me too when I was smoking. O e morning when I wake up, I felt that light on me, I thought it was the sun, but the window was nowhere near, and I just stopped smoking a few days later, after like 15 years of doing it.
Please pray for me my name is Angelina dela cruz, 59 years old I have a uterine bleeding for 1 year continues year please please pray for my healing, I always watching your program and almost prayers that you mention I claim it even it is for someone and I believe that I get my healing, please pray for me to stop my uterine bleeding, thank you and God bless us all😇🙏
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Go Angela! Jesus is Lord 🔥
Go girl go!!!!! Im here for it!! Jesus is the best❤!!! He’s sooo good🎉❣️❣️❣️
Please pray for my desire to drink to go away 😢
She's a great Albanian
It’s funny how I can still sense the shadows of who she is inside of her while watching her in her podcast for a few times before even hearing her testimony. She still has spirits inside of her. She needs deliverance.
“God will use your brokenness to bless many people.” Beautiful testimony from my beautiful sister ❤
Inspiring 🌟✨Wow Glory to God 😍😍
Beautiful
This is a beautiful testimony.
Even me,God has healed me from warfare and doubts.
I relate to this. This was me for a long time growing up
Jesus will absolutely deliver you from addiction. I'm living proof. PRAISE HIM!!!
Buddy also told her that 100% because she’s cute not because she’s anything special or he’s some sort of wizard pulling intelligence out of the ether like some sort of prophet… he understands simple and basic Harlotry and idolatry that exists in the west 👀
This is just too easy too easy 👀
GOD BLESS!!!
I approach any public-facing ministry with a dual commitment: to uphold the authority and purity of Scripture and to evaluate the fruit of the ministry in light of that truth.
The "Girls Gone Bible" channel with Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma presents an interesting, and at times concerning, case study in modern Christian media. While their evident passion for Christ, commitment to the Gospel narrative of redemption, and effectiveness in reaching a secularized younger demographic are commendable, a serious biblical critique must be raised in several key areas.
My primary concern revolves around the depth of their theological instruction, which often appears superficial or "feelings-based" rather than rooted in robust, systematic, and exegetical study of the Bible.
The Exegetical Deficiency: The purpose of Christian teaching, according to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, is that the man of God "may be complete, equipped for every good work." This requires careful exegesis, which is drawing the meaning out of the text. It appears their message often relies on personal testimony, motivational speaking, and topical discussions with Scripture sprinkled in for support, rather than engaging in the hard work of biblical theology that builds spiritual maturity. This risks turning the Bible into a self-help guide instead of the revelation of God's redemptive plan.
The Prosperity Gospel Tendency: While they emphasize "redemption and salvation," their content—particularly when referencing personal success, relationships, and the like—can sometimes lean toward a "post-Oprah self-help Christianity," as some critics have noted. This focus on earthly comfort and achievement risks obscuring the cross-centered message of self-denial and suffering for Christ, which is central to the New Testament (e.g., Luke 9:23). They often emphasize what God can do for the individual's life, rather than the Christian's chief end: glorifying God and enjoying Him forever.
Modesty and Vain Glory: The focus on fashion, appearance, and the hosts' attractiveness, coupled with the nature of social media influencing, risks elevating personal image and vain glory over Christian virtues of humility and inner beauty. The Apostle Peter instructs women to focus on "the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God's sight is very precious" (1 Peter 3:3-4). This media approach appears to rely heavily on the very outward appearance that the Bible de-emphasizes.
The Commercialization of Ministry: The heavy promotion of tours, books, and sponsored content raises a red flag regarding the separation between ministry and mammon (Matthew 6:24). While self-support is necessary, a "ministry" that appears to operate primarily as a profitable lifestyle brand can give the appearance of exploiting the Gospel for financial gain, which Scripture strongly condemns (e.g., 2 Peter 2:3).
In summary, while the channel's reach and ability to speak about Christ and redemption to a lost generation is a potential good, conservative biblical critics must exercise great caution.
The danger is not outright heresy, but rather dilution. It is the risk of providing a high-octane motivational Christian experience that lacks the substantive nourishment of sound doctrine necessary for true discipleship and growth in Christ (Ephesians 4:14).
I would urge young Christians to approach this content with great biblical discernment, testing everything against the clear teaching of the Word of God (Acts 17:11). It is vital to prioritize teachers and resources that emphasize deep, prayerful, and authoritative study of the whole counsel of God, rather than those who offer a light, emotionally gratifying, and culturally conforming version of the faith.
I’ve never heard an alcoholic say they wake up and go down and buy miniature bottles of alcohol which is what Angela claimed.
This got me wanting to pray so much.
Don't be deceived…just about money $$$….don't pay for there meetings….You can go to church FREE!
Praise God!
It's never too late to repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of your sins! (Acts 2:38; Mark 16:16)
Thank you for your videos!!!
"Will you go to Heaven when you die?" It is probably the most important question of your life. In summary, God's plan of salvation is as simple as A-B-C:
A = Admit you are a sinner who needs to be saved Romans 3:23: "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God."
B = Believe that Jesus died for you and rose again Romans 10:9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
C = Commit to accepting Christ as Savior and Lord Romans 10:10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. We cannot find hope and peace in this world but there is Someone that can give us true hope and peace. His Name Is Jesus!!
My daughter Lauren 🙏💗🍺
Jesus delivered me from 30 years of weekend beer binges 18 years ago. My God is mighty to save!!
She's healthy, new, has a fresh start, and is living beyond remembrance. The future looks great.
7:56 isn’t it wild that it’s known that the brain doesnt stop forming until about 24-25, yet alcohol is legal for the adolescence at 21, and in some places, age 18? Makes you wonder.
YOU HAVE A NEPHILIM ON CHRISTIAN T.V. NONE HUMAN, AND SHE CANNOT GO 30 MINUTES WITHOUT A SNORT OF COCAINE. HAS AIDS. NO DISCERNMENT AT ALL. UNCLEAN SPIRIT. ONLINE HOOKER.
Lol… 48 drinks a day?
WOW ❤PRAISE GOD 👏 🙌 ❤️ 🙏 AMEN ❤️ 🙏 ♥️ BEAUTIFUL TESTIMONY ❤
1. Classical Homeopathy
Founded by Hahnemann.
One remedy at a time, matched to the person’s total picture (mental, emotional, physical).
No mixtures, no detox protocols.
This is the purest form —
precise, individualized,
and the foundation of all other branches.
2. Clinical or Modern Homeopathy
Used by doctors who treat specific diseases
rather than full constitutions.
They choose remedies based on diagnosis (for example, Arnica for trauma, Rhus tox for arthritis).
It’s faster, more symptom-focused,
but less deep.
3. Complex Homeopathy
Uses mixtures of several remedies in one formula
to cover a broad set of symptoms (common in Europe and India).
It’s what many naturopaths or over-the-counter blends use.
Works well for mild conditions
but rarely reaches deep constitutional healing.
4. Isopathy
“Same cures same.”
Instead of using a similar remedy,
it uses the exact substance that caused the problem, potentized.
Example: giving potentized pollen for allergies
or potentized antibiotics to clear their side effects.
5. Detox or CEASE Therapy
A modern offshoot
that focuses on clearing toxins, vaccines, or medications
by giving them in homeopathic form.
Used for autism and chronic toxicity cases,
but controversial because it often ignores individualization.
6. Organotherapy and Drainage
Uses low-potency remedies
to support or “drain” specific organs:
liver (Chelidonium),
kidneys (Berberis),
lymph (Lymphomyosot).
Often combined with classical work
to clear physical load.
7. Narayani Remedies
Combinations designed by Indian healer Swami Narayani.
They blend multiple remedies
around a single theme (like Hormone Balance or Trauma Mix).
Their strength is energetic breadth;
their weakness is lack of precision.
8. Bach Flower / Flower Essences (related but distinct)
Energetic medicine
parallel to homeopathy.
Works on emotional vibrations,
not physical disease directly.
Same principle of resonance
but through plant frequency
rather than potentization of substances.
9. Tautopathy and Sarcodes
Tautopathy: antidotes drugs or toxins
by giving them potentized.
Sarcodes: remedies made from healthy tissues or secretions
(like thyroid or liver), used to re-inform the body
how that organ should function.
So the big picture:
Classical = surgical precision.
Complex = broad coverage.
Isopathy / Detox = clearing residue.
Organotherapy = support and tune-up.
Narayani = energetic harmonizing.
All branches share one core principle: resonance heals —
but they differ in how specifically they aim that resonance.
I wonder when her desire for filler will go away too
It happened to me too when I was smoking. O e morning when I wake up, I felt that light on me, I thought it was the sun, but the window was nowhere near, and I just stopped smoking a few days later, after like 15 years of doing it.
God bless both of you sister 🙏 ✝️
Please pray for me my name is Angelina dela cruz, 59 years old I have a uterine bleeding for 1 year continues year please please pray for my healing, I always watching your program and almost prayers that you mention I claim it even it is for someone and I believe that I get my healing, please pray for me to stop my uterine bleeding, thank you and God bless us all😇🙏
Oh God………help us🙏