What each Christian denomination believes (in under 10 minutes)

We all liked the part where the Methodists said "It's Methodin' time!" and then they methoded all over the places. Truly one of the methods of all time. 🧪⚗🧑‍🔬👨‍🔬👩‍🔬🧂⚕

You missed the part about the Dutch Reformed, who differ from other reformed traditions on the theological question of "should mints be passed around during service?" to which every other group simply responded "What?"

I'm Catholic and many of our priests actually say this: If you live truly and sincerely your faith, the church does not matter. You will be saved. See ya in heaven, protestant bros.

Presenting Christianity as a decision tree honestly is a great way to frame things. For me, that question of Bible or Church is/was incredibly important as I grew out of simply worshiping with one denomination simply b/c it's we're my family went.

I spent almost a year trying out church services from different denominations before finally landing on Baptist. I accepted Christ as my savior and did the full-body baptism. My faith is now the most important thing in my life. Praise God!

"Does the Bishop of Rome have authority over all bishops?" would be a better Catholics versus Orthodox question.

I am a follower of Christ. The bible holds authority over me now and forever.

What an informative video. As a Protestant, or perhaps a Congregationalist, I believe the common faith all Christians share. Sadly, I also see the corruption and the inappropriate things churches have done.

As a Methodist, I’d revise your take that our actions are more important than our beliefs, solely because it kind of sounds like a faith-by-works deal. I’d say something like “The Lord convicts us to enact His will.” I also say “Scripture informs my faith, my faith informs my actions.” I appreciate the time you take to look into the different denominations!

I would like to add for lutherans, since the whole faith alone vs faith with works is often a bit misunderstood. Works very much are expected of you as a lutheran, it's just that no amount of works will ever bring you salvation, only faith in Christ will. You do not earn salvation by doing good, you do good to show thankfulness to God for the salvation you have already been given by way of Christ's death on the cross and His resurrection.

I find the different angles of all these denominations fascinating, thank you for taking time to prepare and share this.

Great work my brother in the Lord! I am very grateful for all of your work to glorify God!

Honestly, let's appreciate how rich Christianity is. I find Christology truly fascinating. It can get really deep, it dances with Philosophy and it also provides spiritual experiences with a root in mystery. I considered myself an atheist, deist at most, for decades, and with a deterministic and physicalist worldview where I left no room for religion. But I've been getting into theology lately and Christianity is such a big iceberg of thought, culture, tradition, History, Philosophy and faith, that it's fascinating by itself. Despite all the denominations, the core aspects are always the same, Christ saving us.

All your videos are gold, thank you brother in Christ. 🙏🤍

I’m Pentecostal, and I’ve never had a pastor, believe that you can stop sinning altogether

Your channel has helped me appreciate other denominations. Starting to view us all as 'one church'.

As a pentecostal, I think "Should we speak in tongues" would be a better question. "Must we" gives the impression that baptism in the Holy Spirit is a requirement for salvation, which the overwhelming majority of pentecostal churches reject.

As a Catholic your videos are always well informative 🙏🏻

I watched your first video on what each Christian denomination is was good. But this one is presented in an even better format for understanding. Thank you and good job!

I found this very helpful. It's easy to find lists of things that different denominations believe but much harder to find A/B comparisons like this. When I was in the US in the 90s I knew several people talking about which denomination they were and how they would only go to that type of church. When I asked what the actual differences were in what they believed they simply didn't know. They just knew how they were brought up and were going to stick to that. I have been interested in comparisons of different denominations since then. This is the best thing I have found so far on the subject. 👍