Heartfelt Interview About Anglican Beliefs and the Difficulties of Faith

[xerax-]

As an Athetist trying to grasp a better understanding of faith in general this interview and your channel are a beautiful discovery, thank you for these videos

[agoogleuser]

The quality of the sitdown interviews are simply incredible. However you accomplish it is truly some of the highest production value I think I've witnessed on YouTube and any televised programs. I really like how you steer conversations without undue force but yet still express intent listening and humble curiosity. This format of conversation is both interesting and inspirational for my mind and my faith. Can't get enough, thank you!

[luisperez]

As an Anglican, I look at Christ everyday to receive the grace I need to be saved at the end. He gained our salvation but this salvation has not come to it's completion until I finally am in His presence and His kingdom forever. I was saved, I am being saved and I will be saved.

[orthodoxpilgrimofficial]

As an Eastern Orthodox Christian I found the interview with Pastor Patrick Wildman very insightful, thank you Mr. Whitman

[toddkunkler]

I am an ACNA Anglican who deeply appreciates what I sensed you also appreciated - solid evangelical commitment found within an ancient yet relevant tradition. Christianity is not only “worldwide” (catholic) but also spans centuries.

[bluedrummajor]

I read an Eastern Orthodox pamphlet once that said churches are meant to be embassies for Heaven and we gather at the embassies to remember whose we are, where we really came from and where we'll return, and how we're supposed to live our lives while we're not home.

[josuefuentes]

Hey Matt, I’m a young Catholic, who watches all your videos. I hope this doesn’t come off the wrong way, but I appreciate all that you are doing! Coincidently I have come to ask myself a lot of questions that I probably would not have if it wasn’t for your channel. And it has been one out of many reasons for the growth in my faith. Love ya man, and keep at it!

[ivandinsmore]

"A kingdom is a sphere, a place, a territory where the will of the king is done. The Kingdom is anywhere that God's will is done". ....Churches are outposts of the Kingdom. This really made sense to me in a way it hasn't before. I have never thought of the Church in that way.Fascinating.

[mamab]

I just happened on this video. I have been praying about my faith. About me being in my way. About my faith lacking the emotional feelings. About believing with doubt. About faith with questions. But the questions and answers here touched me. Then I realized even though in this season I lack that the feeling, I have actually been reading more, studying more, praying more than I ever have. I am having deeper conversations about Gods Word. Thank you. I will be watching this again and again. Truly thank you, I needed this.

[Ozgipsy]

I was a Baptist for a while. The Anglican high church rite is my home now.

It’s a beautiful faith when the church leaders follow the Bible. And when they don’t, The Global South pulls them into line. 👍

[Nopicrandom]

This whole series where you visit different churches and have legit conversations with folks has been great…keep up the good work. Thank you.

[joydurham]

Thanks so much for this interview. I am a catechist in the ACNA, and appreciate this interview. With that being said, I can appreciate the supernatural nature and accessibility of the sacraments in the Roman Catholic Church. Since this seems, to me, to be the remedy for much of our Protestant rational-ism. God bless all the people involved in this.

[VanessaHamshere]

Really excellent interview. As a British Anglican it was great to see someone talking about the American flavour. So much of it really resonated with me.

[Grandwigg]

I have loved reading the discussions in the comments for these videos. So many beautiful expressions of how their faith (or search for it) has presented in their lives and hearts.
It's interesting I remember pausing to back up the video to hear something again (and relay it to the other room), and saw it was the 'most replayed". It was the part that included we are to be rooted, grounded in the Cross of Christ and how 'my cross to carry' isn't some physical affliction or trial to 'bear up' under, but to sacrifice the self, selfishness and such for the Glory of God and the Gospel of Christ.

Or something along those lines. I quite liked it my mu retention is terrible and I think I am actually falling asleep. Good night.

[julieolson]

As a life-long LCMS member, I can't get on board with women preachers, but I absolutely adore the candor in your interview with Priest Patrick! It's all about the death, the burial, and the resurrection. Wonderful hour, well spent with two men who love Jesus!

Also love going through the books of the Bible every day on TMBH. Thanks for all you do to help us learn!

[victorartb]

I was brought up in the Baptist Church but since I moved to England I’ve been attending an evangelical Anglican Church . Thank you for this amazing interview . I can see why I’ve been so drawn to the Anglican Church lately !

[brizness]

This is quietly remarkable. I didn't know what to expect when I hit play, but this unfolds into an incredibly articulate explanation of what it means to follow Jesus. Matt, you really did a great job guiding this into the basics of things and then kneading out the great answers Patrick provided. An eloquent and heartfelt presentation for we who seek.

[davidjosselyn]

As a A Catholic, I really appreciated Pastor Patrick sharing his wisdom and witness of the spirit at work in the church and world beyond the cross and resurrection.

[Kilowhiskey-gt]

Dude I absolutely love your channel, so great to understand other Christian denominations, I pray for the unity of Christs church one day.

[rick]

Thank you Matt for the profound questions on your journey of faith.
As someone who is RC, I am also fascinated by Anglican spirituality and the miracle of this 'Broad' church encompassing so many divergent and strongly held beliefs.
A beautiful church and inspiring pastor-The Reverend Patrick Wildman.