Juanita Bynum can keep her sheets. But please mam, for God’s sakes stop the madness.
Unfortunately,  there’s scant evidence to suggest she will. So here we go again with “No More Sheets”.  And look who’s joining her to tell us all that all we  need is a good dose of celebrating ourselves.
Jonathan Nelson who recently appeared with inclusion heretic Carlton Pearson
Dorinda Clark Cole of the How Sweet the Sound controversy.
Darrell Hines. Cant help but be disappointed in this after the “holiness is right” speech on TBN. Et tu Bishop?
Is it …

Believe it or not, I love God’s word. I love talking about it, meditating on it and living it out.
Im anxious to revive our “One week in the Word” series for the serious lovers of the Word of the Lord. I hope that’s everybody.
In case you dont know it will be a full seven days of as much goodness, glory and grace of the Word of God as we can get into. A word feast! There will be no gay christian stories, scandal beatdowns or hot rebukes of the goats. …

Do you think a headline like that would stop other churches from selling themselves out competing in this contest? Probably not. That’s why the homosexual choirs are back again sangin’ gospel music. Its more proof that singing gospel music requires zero holiness. In fact, you don’t even have to believe the bible is true.
So they’re back. And sweeter than ever.
Gay choirs are back in the running for Verizon’s capitalistic cash cow How Sweet the Sound. How you ask?
Because HSTS is owned by a secular, pluralistic company whose bottom line is …

The St. Louis American posted an article interview with two area clergy which offered more evidence that the late Walter Hawkins was a closet inclusionist. One of the two men in the story, we have covered before. Bishop Wyatt Greenlee (left), an assistant of Yvette Flunder said Hawkins and Flunder helped him start his gay inclusion church Greater New Higher Heights (now a UCC). Read more about Greenlee here and here.
“I started ministry in 1988 and it was through his wisdom and counsel that helped me set it up properly,” …

Bishop Yvette Flunder has released comments about gospel music industry producer and singer Walter Hawkins who died last Sunday at age 61. Her comments reveal more about the private Hawkins and confirm that he was at least biblically in error at the time of his death. Unfortunately no sermons or teachings of Hawkins have been made public, but his embrace and apparent teaching of gay inclusion sullies his music legacy.  Flunder who is “married” to Hawkins’ cousin Shirley Miller said that anyone who appreciated her progay ministry, must also pay …