What churches do you follow?

I am looking to add a few more

What churches do you follow online (youtube, etc.)?

I am following the church that I used to attend for a long time, Andy Standley (North Point Community Church) and also Christ's Commission Fellowship (large congregation in the Philippines). In the past I also followed a Korean church, but I found the sermons a bit too long.

I am looking to add a few more, so I can watch a sermon everyday during my down time (about 30 minutes). I usually skip the intro and worship portions. Any suggestions welcome. I am open to both male and female pastors, all denominations, anywhere in the world. I would also like to follow a pastor who is single. I cannot listen to Christian radio since it is a bit too fire and brimstone, a lot of focus on being saved, and on a daily basis it is personally a bit too much for me. I believe they are more aimed to reach nonbelievers.

First MsMediator let us first define what Church is? It is defined as a body of Believers. So, if you are a non-believer, you can attend a Church but in a real Church you can never become a member of it. In most Church of today a non-believer can, and that is the first red flag! (Gal 5:9-10) So many look to follow a person they do not know, if they appeal to that person that is good enough, as long as that person never has to become ACCOUNTABLE!!

This may sound a bit blunt, but we are closer to the end then to the beginning. I would suggest finding a Church around where you live so you can become a part of it. Relationships as you well know are to be personal. Jesus wants to be personal with all of us, including you! Game time is over! So what to look for in a church? 1. Do the people really care about each other? 2. How can you fill the need of someone in the Church, for whether you are non-believer or a believer you do have gifts!

3.If one passes your test, talk personal with the Pastor, find out where he is leading the flock We are NOT to follow blindly! You are not a Dum woman! You know what you want and why. The Lord knows our heart and our mindset and make no mistake, one does not play games with our Lord! I care about you Sis, I have now been in the Lord for over 40 years, and I am serious about both him and his people! I first became a believer at the tender age of 22 a late bloomer you might say lol

I have my faults but I very serious about our Lord Jesus and he with me! I understand how you have been disappointed by people in your past. I mean really who hasn't. But Jesus has never done that to me! I encourage you to seek your own heart first before judging another, this has worked well for me sis. My you find what you truly seek, which I hope is both the truth about yourself as well as the Lord you seek! May every blessing always find you and find you most well through our Lord Jesus Christ!

I'm scared to delete those videos because I'm under the impression that it would somehow mean I'm either loving God less, or even sinning somehow. So for the moment, I'm not really sure what to do.

Kenneth Copeland and Jesse Duplantis... both obviously loved God tremendously,

KC does not strike me that way at all. I would delete all his videos.

PS~ I am not familiar with Jesse Duplantis.

You and I will have to respectfully disagree about Mr. Copeland. I know he can sometimes get pretty bold, and has gotten some flack for it over the years, but that doesn't invalidate his faith. Jesus wasn't "lovey-dovey" all the time, either - He drew very clear lines in the sand. As followers of Christ, why are we so often afraid to do the same?

People across the board (Christian or not) love to preach about "tolerance", when what they really want is endorsement. But to show real love sometimes requires drawing boundaries, and even we as believers can't always be friends with everyone.

As for Mr. Duplantis, he's a former rock musician from Louisiana, who accepted Jesus into his life in 1974, and entered
full-time Christian ministry in 1982. You can find out more information about him, at http://www.jdm.org

Copeleand's boldness (however or whatever you consider that to be) is not the issue. Is it odd you jump right away to saying if we disagree about this false teacher, Christians lack boldness? I find it so. I also find this guy you revere to be a weirdo creep. That's my bold statement on him.