I'm not a native English speaker, and for most of my life before creating this channel, I didn't care about the lyrics in the music I listened to. But song lyrics have been slowly adding to the destruction of our society for decades. The fact that a bad idea sounds musically pleasing doesn't make it a good idea. Addictions, crime, promiscuity, divorces, revenge, telling lies, cursing, swearing, hating, making idols, taking lives before birth, and many other destructive behaviors have been spread and normalized for years through most of the things we consider entertaining. Be careful of the messages you let into your life. Some people need to know that there is scientific proof that God exists. Causality and the principle of sufficient reason, to mention some, are accepted as universal, basically stating that everything has a cause and nothing appears by itself. Everything in the universe is subject to cause and effect, but whoever created the universe does not necessarily have to: if there was ever a time in the beginning where there was nothing, wouldn’t there still be nothing? Then it’s wise to admit that something or someone must have always existed, causing the existence of everything else. Some people have been able to explain it better than I can, so I will just cite one of the clearest presentations of the gospel I have ever read, published by Living Waters in the Million Dollar Bill: THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION: Will you go to Heaven when you die? Have you lied, stolen, used God’s name in vain, or lusted (which Jesus said was adultery, Matthew 5:28)? If so, God sees you as a liar, thief, blasphemous, and adulterer at heart. If you die in your sins, you will end up in a terrible place called Hell. But there’s good news. Though we broke God’s Law, Jesus paid the fine by dying on the cross: “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life” (John 3:16). Then Jesus rose from the dead and was seen by hundreds (it’s no fairytale). He fulfilled all the prophecies of the promised Savior. Please, today, repent and trust Jesus, and God will forgive you and grant you the gift of eternal life (Ephesians 2:8-9). Then, to show your gratitude, read the Bible daily and obey it, join a Christian church, and be baptized. Visit NeedGod.com and LivingWaters.com

@stevetracyegge8330

18 күн бұрын

Sorry man but I’m not reading that thing All I see is the Bible and that’s good

My list: 10: She Will Be Loved 9: Girls Like You 8: Sugar 7: Payphone 6: Maps 5: Animals 4: This Love 3: Moves Like Jagger 2: One More Night 1: Won't Go Home Without You

She will be loved and this love will always be. My. Favorite by them

their last song "Lost" is good too

I love the vídeo but THIS LOVE IS THE NUMBER 1

The most viewed Videos from Maroon 5 are Sugar, Girls Like You and One More Night!

Memories is my favourite

Like the fact that you mix influence and personal opinion keep going maybe with older artistes like Springsteen or Elton John but your work is awesome!

If I Never See Your face again? FT. Rihanna

1. Tangled 2. The Sun 3. Harder To Breathe 4. This Love 5. Back At Your Door 6. Makes Me Wonder 7. Sunday Morning 8. Must Get Out 9. She Will Be Loved 10. Misery

Maroon 5 is a really good singer 👳🏾‍♂️

@ayushmalhotra9387

2 жыл бұрын

maroon 5 is a band,Adam Levine is the singer!

@AdityaSingh-iu5ek

2 жыл бұрын

@@ayushmalhotra9387 Correct bro!

My favorite are : Payphone One more night Animals Maps Moves like Jagger Misery This love (my number 1❤) She will be loved

Para mí deberían haber estado Cold, Don't Wanna Know y Memories

My favorites: 1: Moves Like Jagger 2: Won't Go Home Without You 3: Goodnight Goodnight 4: Harder to Breathe 5: She Will Be Loved 6: This Love 7: Sweetest Goodbye 8: One More Night 9: Sugar 10: Payphone 11: Maps 12: Animals 13: Makes Me Wonder 14: Wake Up Call 15: Misery 16: Sunday Morning 17: The Sun 18: Girls Like You 19: Memories 20: Don't Wanna Know Top 10 of 2000's Maroon 5: 1: Moves Like Jagger 2: Won't Go Home Without You 3: Goodnight Goodnight 4: Harder to Breathe 5: She Will Be Loved 6: This Love 7: Sweetest Goodbye 8: Makes Me Wonder 9: Wake Up Call 10: Sunday Morning Top 10 of 2010's Maroon 5: 1: One More Night 2: Sugar 3: Payphone 4: Maps 5: Animals 6: Misery 7: Girls Like You 8: Memories 9: Don't Wanna Know 10: Daylight

Payphone should be in the Top 5 it should not be that low 😕😟 that the band best song ever i like it more then this love she will be loved & makes me wonder cause i never heard those songs on before

#3 is my favorite ❤

Moves like jagger ?????

@roxyliccione4727

Жыл бұрын

I am just going through my mind to find my music

Animals was wild

every video is 130 seconds

Well, at least you got #1 right...

Top 20 the scriptt

Wtf Girls Like You #16

I'm not a native English speaker, and for most of my life before creating this channel, I didn't care about the lyrics in the music I listened to. But song lyrics have been slowly adding to the destruction of our society for decades. The fact that a bad idea sounds musically pleasing doesn't make it a good idea. Addictions, crime, promiscuity, divorces, revenge, telling lies, cursing, swearing, hating, making idols, taking lives before birth, and many other destructive behaviors have been spread and normalized for years through most of the things we consider entertaining. Be careful of the messages you let into your life. Some people need to know that there is scientific proof that God exists. Causality and the principle of sufficient reason, to mention some, are accepted as universal, basically stating that everything has a cause and nothing appears by itself. Everything in the universe is subject to cause and effect, but whoever created the universe does not necessarily have to: if we built a smartphone, we would still be subject to the laws of human beings, not the laws of electronic devices. By following the truth, humanity developed the greatest civilization in history, far better than civilizations that followed their own rules. We now seem to be on the way to self-destruction, but we can still see the truth. According to Mark 12:29-31, in the New International Version of the Bible: 29 “The most important one,” answered Jesus, “is this: ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. 30 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ 31 The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no commandment greater than these.” On a more personal interpretation of our reality, I would argue there is also evidence that God knows everything about us, that he can see inside us, and that he listens to us. The designers of a smartphone know everything about it. They know how to fix it when it breaks, and they can travel through its system no matter the language installed. That smartphone has no idea of how it came to existence, and even less about its creator or even whether there is one. It would need a conscience for that. Also, free will to decide, and a little help. Humanity has not been able to give a conscience or free will to anything yet, but let's suppose it can for a moment. The hypothetical super-smartphone then could do things like move around if it had legs, take pictures whenever it wanted to, connect to free Wi-Fi networks, record every sound around it, play music out loud, call public phone numbers advertised on the streets, etc. But it could only do those things when the batteries have energy, and humans would be the only ones capable of charging them. Some super-smartphones would then prefer staying close to their owners instead of having random adventures. But even then, those who choose to go on adventures would be so dangerous for society that their designers would want to restrict them somehow. How could they restrict the super-smartphone's decisions without taking free will away from them? How could they teach their creation not to take pictures in the dark, waste people's time calling random numbers, record conversations, or play loud music in public spaces, for example? There would have to be some kind of guide within or around the super-smartphone that it could access, but also that it could choose freely to abide by or not. Isn't that what we humans have in the Bible? Would you throw a good smartphone away or try to make it last? Then why should we worry as long as we are good in the eyes of our creator? Do we charge our smartphones as soon as they say the battery is low, or whenever we think it is best in our own judgment? Then why would we expect our creator to do what we ask him right away? If someone drops a super-smartphone and the screen breaks, should the super-smartphone blame its creator or the person who dropped it? Isn't a broken screen to a super-smartphone like a disease to a human being? When people get a new phone, they often save all their valuable information and move it away from the old one. Isn't the information like the soul of a phone? The old phone may be broken and simply be thrown or recycled. But if there are not many junk files, and the information inside is valuable enough, it will surely be moved to a good place: a good place from the human perspective. The super-smartphones might think that the most important thing they have is their camera or their microchip and that playing music makes humans happier than anything else they can do. But humans would know that the information inside them is the only thing that makes them unique, and using the super-smartphones for their own purposes would please them more than anything the super-smartphones do randomly. What should the super-smartphones do, then? Wouldn't then the most important commandments to the super-smartphones be very similar to ours?