False Christian teachings, trends….
The 12-minute video in this post is mostly a trailer for a movie that will be released later this year. It features statements by many church members in their struggle against David Platt; the SBC; and Cultural Marxist teachings in the church. As I watched the video, I saw many parallels between the experience of the congregants who were interviewed and American citizens who have stood against Democrat politicians in DC. …Cultural Marxism is the source of much of the chaos in our culture….
This post contains a 2-minute excerpt of a Pastor Justin Peters talk; the excerpt illustrates Steven Furtick teaching the ‘little gods’ doctrine to his congregation. Via the two clips of Furtick sermons, Peters shows how that heretical little gods doctrine has changed, to become even more blasphemous. He says in a video about Furtick from his own website, Flee Furtick.
I kept hearing the term Side-B Christianity and wondered what it was. I was surprised to find that there are several other ‘sides’ emerging in our culture. In my opinion, none of these sides are ‘biblical’ Christianity; Y, seems closest to me.
Recently, Ligonier Teaching Fellows Drs. Steven Lawson and Burk Parsons joined our president, Chris Larson, for a discussion. Watch their dialogue on how Christians can love their neighbors by holding fast to what God has commanded, especially when faced with the question of whether to attend LGBTQ “weddings.”
False “Apostle” Kathryn Krick is the “pastor” of 5F Church. She claims divine revelation and the power to cast out demons. Her followers bow in front of her & show her veneration calling her “Mama”. Others have recognized the cult like nature of her ministry
The 12-minute video of this post is by Pastor Michael Grant. Therein, he explained the coming one-world government, religion and economic system. He used scripture and current events to provide a meaningful and understandable foundation for Christians to build upon. [Since even the most prominent theologians of the church, past and present, disagree widely on the subject of ‘end times,’ it is difficult to draw conclusions about that period of time. However, as a Bible student, I believe that Pastor Grant’s points are valuable to understanding any of the major views.]
This post contains an 8-minute video by Pastor Grant on an article written by the Gospel Coalition. The article favorably compared Taylor Swift to Jesus. The purpose of this post is to make the point that Christian ministries that have the appearance of being orthodox may not be. Furthermore, that if one does not know the contents of his/her Bible, then it is easy to be led astray. Some discernment ministries are linked for those Christians who have not yet become Bible students. A brief list of video highlights are provided.
The purpose of this post is to provide an informed opinion on the events of the past week, via Rosaria Butterfield. She is a former lesbian and professor of Queer studies at Syracuse U; she was born again after reading through the Bible several times to write against it. She says a bit about her past in the 1st of three 5-minute videos. Each video deals with one of the terms of the title of this post, and more about her bio is given in the introduction of the post.
This post contains a video by Pastor Michael Grant on Alistair Begg: narrative from Grant’s video: “Pastor Begg has finally broken his silence after being kicked off American Family Radio for his “gay marriage / trans marriage” advice. Phil Johnson, who is John MacArthur’s right hand man weighs in which is especially important since Begg is set to speak at this year’s ShepCon in March. I also address the issue of so called “Christian Cancel Culture”, it is a thing?” [I also included another video that is more in depth but much longer; also, links to numerous educational posts.]
In the 12-minute video of this post, Pastor Michael Grant provides video clips and explanations to arrive at 7 reasons one should not listen to false prosperity preacher Joyce Meyer. In closing, he provides some very sound instructions for those whose local churches are unbiblical like Joyce Meyer.