Views:3908|Rating:5.00|View Time:1:37Minutes|Likes:23|Dislikes:0 Too often we divide our lives into what is Sacred and what is Secular, but the bible says there is no division! Matt Chandler, senior pastor of The Village Church, helps uncover the truth and challenges you to break down the barrier between the two.
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Views:76495|Rating:4.75|View Time:1:33:15Minutes|Likes:1572|Dislikes:81 21:10 Brian: NE: Why Don’t You Believe in God, Creationism
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1:20:52 Bruno: Springfield, MO: Teaching Evolution as a Christian Made Me an Atheist
The Atheist Experience episode 21.04 for January 29, 2017, with Matt Dillahunty and Jen Peeples. Trump’s Executive Order. Jenn explains the fallout from the execuctive order closing the border to nationals of some countries.
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Views:49563|Rating:4.80|View Time:1:22:26Minutes|Likes:780|Dislikes:32 3:45 Shaw: England: Atheist Experience of Pakistani in England
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The Atheist Experience #948 for December 13, 2015, with Matt Dillahunty and John Iacoletti. A Plug for Secular Student Alliance. Matt recaps a fundraising effort for the Secular Student Alliance. He and John take calls.
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Views:463550|Rating:4.82|View Time:11:Minutes|Likes:5161|Dislikes:192 Matt from Kokomo, Indiana has difficulty accepting the idea that there might not be an afterlife. He also brings up near death experiences and the weight of the soul. This is an urban legend that goes back to 1907. (According to this legend, the weight of a soul is 21 grams; not 7 grams.) You can read the story here:
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Views:2779|Rating:4.87|View Time:10:55Minutes|Likes:38|Dislikes:1 The Atheist Experience 22.48 December 2, 2018 with Matt Dillahunty & Geoff Blackwell.
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Views:1568|Rating:5.00|View Time:27:35Minutes|Likes:29|Dislikes:0 The Atheist Experience 22.48 December 2, 2018 with Matt Dillahunty & Geoff Blackwell.
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Views:103043|Rating:4.75|View Time:55:28Minutes|Likes:718|Dislikes:37 Pastor of
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Matt was born near Seattle and, due to growing up with a father in the military, moved several times before settling in the Houston area. Though he attended church during his childhood and adolescence, he did not truly know and follow Jesus until he turned 17. He went to Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas where he received a bachelor’s degree in Bible. While at Hardin-Simmons, he was on staff at Beltway Park Church. In 2002, he became pastor of First Baptist Church of Highland Village, now known as The Village Church. In 1999, he married his wife, Lauren, and they now have three children.
Views:10498|Rating:4.21|View Time:10:53Minutes|Likes:80|Dislikes:15 Matt Chandler, pastor of the Village Church and leader of Acts 29, believes that the miraculous spiritual gifts don’t conflict with the Word of God because the Word is what tells him they don’t – and that they’re still valuable. He explores some reasons we don’t desire and pursue them as the Scripture teaches.
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Views:260|Rating:5.00|View Time:16:39Minutes|Likes:1|Dislikes:0 This video Pastor Matt Chandler Bible Study in Church 2016 – Mark Dever, Matt Chandler, Kevin DeYoung
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Chandler was born in Seattle, Washington. His father was in the military, causing him to move multiple times. They lived in Olympia, Washington; Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan; Alameda, California and Galveston, Texas. In Texas, the 6′ 5″ Chandler was a member of the high school football team. He oftens refers to the fact that Jeff Faircloth, a football teammate, was quick to share the good news of Jesus with him in a way that intrigued Chandler. Over the course of two years, Chandler attended church gatherings, opposed the beliefs, raised questions and doubts against Christianity and eventually submitted his life to the Lordship of Christ.[3]
Following high school, Chandler acquired his first job, as a janitor at Pine Drive Christian School in Dickinson, Texas. Chandler first spoke in front of a crowd when he was asked to share his testimony at a high school chapel. He was then offered a job as a youth minister at a small Baptist church in La Marque, Texas at the age of 18. Chandler moved to Abilene, Texas where he attended Hardin-Simmons University. While there, Chandler began leading the weekly Grace Bible Study at the Paramount Theater,which grew from a couple of hundred attendees to a couple of thousand. Chandler earned a Bible degree from Hardin-Simmons University. In 1996, Chandler was hired by Beltway Park Baptist Church under pastor David McQueen. In 1999, Chandler started a non-profit called Waiting Room Ministries with close friend Shane Barnard. Chandler twice started seminary classes but dropped out both times because he felt that he had acquired the tools he was learning from seminary back in bible school. He married his wife, Lauren, on July 31, 1999, and they have three children: Audrey, Reid and Norah.
A woman on the board of his non-profit organization asked Chandler to put in a résumé at Highland Village First Baptist Church. Chandler claims he did not expect to get the job due to conflicts in beliefs. Despite this, he was offered the job, and in 2002 he accepted the position. The church at that point had an attendance of 160 people. Now known as The Village Church, it has since grown to over 14,000 attendees. Chandler says his character was partially shaped by John Piper
On Thanksgiving morning in 2009, Chandler had a seizure at his home[10] and was later diagnosed with anaplastic oligodendroglioma, a malignant brain tumor. Chandler commented in June 2010 that he believed that God healed his cancer. He received treatment at Baylor University Medical Center and was given a clean bill of health in September 2010.
In March 2012, Chandler was named president of Acts 29 Network, succeeding Mark Driscoll, who had helped found the network of church planters. Acts 29 Network is a partnership of church plants that has grown to over 400 churches in the United States and around the world.
Views:32265|Rating:4.87|View Time:8:55Minutes|Likes:1479|Dislikes:38 The Atheist Experience 22.34 August 26, 2018 with Matt Dillahunty and Don Baker.
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Views:68113|Rating:4.85|View Time:1:40:48Minutes|Likes:1240|Dislikes:39 26:10 Chan: Shreveport, LA: Free Will, Evidence for Existence of God, Miracles
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The Atheist Experience episode 20.33 for August 21, 2016, with Matt Dillahunty and Jen Peeples. Was Joseph Smith a Con Man?. Jen describes some viewer mail where the claims go off the rails.
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Views:25156|Rating:4.56|View Time:1:29:22Minutes|Likes:299|Dislikes:29 The Atheist Experience #440 for March 19, 2006 with Matt Dillahunty and Keryn Glasser. The 613 Commandments and the Law. Keryn takes a look at old testament law and its relation to our present day laws.
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