Is it spiritually healthy to follow multiple online pastors on YouTube?

[jennifer_bloom]

The pastor I watch online has been a full time pastor for decades and he creates around 15 hours or more of content every week, which consists of 5 videos on a regular week and maybe more videos during a special festival event, so it is not like I have time to follow more than one pastor online, that is if I decide to view all 15 hours of digital video footage. I usually skip at least 60% of the videos because I want to do my own bible study too and not just rely on the pastor. I also watch another pastor, but I only view their short videos 90% of the time because their short videos have the most verbal impact for the last amount of viewing time.

[AMS700CX4u2]

Jennifer, I admire your intense interest in the scriptures. and as Karri23 says, It is great the get multiple perspectives. The major thing to remember is that your interpretation is just as correct as any other human. Seminary is a group of human interpreters teaching what they were taught by a group of human interpreters, and so on. There is nothing that says they are right. Our Lord shook his head many times because his disciples misunderstood what he was trying to get across to them.

[AngryCarl3]

That depends on the pastor and the content they produce.

[AngryCarl3]

Thanks for MHO!

[georgeboy2006]

• It sounds like you have a great balance! Quality study time on your own matters way more than just racking up hours watching videos.

[goaded]

What if you took 20% of that time and did something for someone else, instead?

[RareBreedOfMan]

It doesn't hurt to follow them as long as they're preaching the right stuff.

[RepleteAura]

What is going to be most consistent in messaging and not cause confusion would be beneficial

[Humbertleinad]

I don't think so, different teachings may contradict your belief

[andreamelissa]

Dose it really mean anything?

[Acidbee]

No but fun anyway