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[28 Jan 2010 | 5 Comments | ]
The impact of the false inclusion doctrine 2.0

PART TWO OF TWO POSTS
One of the rather unfortunate side effects of false teachings is there is always someone vulnerable enough to become ensnared by it.  Some souls are truly ensnared; meaning they stepped into the clutches of a false teacher unawares. Others, link up with false religious movements out of a desire to scratch the itch of their ears for something other than what God has said. While some false teachings with a Christian facade have waned, others are going strong. Meanwhile, others are constantly attempting to reinvent themselves …

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[10 Jun 2009 | 6 Comments | ]

For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he: Eat and drink, saith he to thee; but his heart is not with thee. (Prov 23:7)
In my opinion, Proverbs 23:7 is almost always taken out of context to serve our own self interests or perhaps to explain something about someone else that may or may not necessarily be true. If the statement is to be contextually understood, the latter portion of it must be included as there is no period after “he” but a colon. This simply means what …

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[30 Apr 2009 | 2 Comments | ]
Answering Bishop Alvarado’s postmodernist questions

On Tuesday, I wrote a post called The curse of postmodernism. This is part two.  In a paper entitled Some Thoughts on Ecclesiology, Post-Modernity, and the Grace Fellowship of Churches, Atlanta area pastor Bishop Jonathan Alvarado explores what he calls the “secularization of the values of the church”.
It has been my observation over the past several years that a growing phenomenon has surfaced with respect to the church and its relationship to the world. It occurs to me that there has been a driving force from within the ranks of …

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[23 Oct 2008 | 36 Comments | ]

A theological/eschatological exposition.
Spoiler: this isnt a “dont vote for Obama, vote for McCain post”.
But I’m going to state the obvious right off the bat. Your support of Barack Obama for president is actually aiding (I’d like to believe unknowingly) the massive deception plan of the antichrist. Am I calling Obama the antichrist? Not at all. But  he does represent, with chilling accuracy, a portrayal of the antichrist and as such is a glaring sign that what the Bible told us about the last days and the entrance of the antichrist onto the world …

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[17 Aug 2008 | 16 Comments | ]

Sound like a broken record? Are you tired of hearing and reading about the rampant corruption in the church? Would you  rather only want to know how you can “tap into” the blessings of God and be prosperous instead?  Live your best life now? Don’t like hearing “negativity”?  Do you get angry when someone exposes the unbiblical practices of your “man of God”?
If this is you, you are a foolish person. Maybe a foolish virgin, but nonetheless a fool. All around us —within and without— the church is under unprecedented attack from false prophets …

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[20 May 2008 | Comments Off | ]

The fight we help to lead against gay christian doctrine is nothing new to the church. It has, through the centuries since its founding on Calvary by Christ, fought valiantly against many forms of false Christian-oriented doctrines.
As we began taking a closer look at a first century heretical sect called the Nicolatians, there emerges a convincing picture that the doctrine and deeds of the Nicolatians bare a striking resemblance to modern gay church theology. What’s more, the “allies” of the gcm, whom we have cited here such as Bishop Carlton …

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[5 May 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Gay theology is so heavily influenced by antinomianism that all of the gay christian movement’s arguments against what the scriptures clearly teach about homosexuality are a result of this infusion of this heresy. Like a proverbial “pandora’s box” when a religious group embraces one doctrinal fallacy, it opens the door for other false beliefs to be accepted and practiced. Often it is spiritually fatal.
The sermon by Rev. Candace Chellew, Whosoever editor and a gay UCC minister, is one of the clearest examples of antinomianism we have come across. On its face, the antinomianist …

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[13 Mar 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Surprised? You shouldn’t be.
Yes, Brian McLauren, the enigmatic guru of the emergent church movement is watering gay churches. And why not? After all, the emergent church and the gay christian movements are cut from the same false doctrine cloth which rejects sound biblical doctrine. When we wrote in early February that is was “inevitable” that elements of these two false movements would coalese, we were almost two years behind. The core goal of value-less unity is a strong component of both movements.
McLauren appeared at the same homosexual church in Arkansas that southern …

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[6 Feb 2008 | Comments Off | ]

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This video would be high comedy if the people promoting it weren’t dead serious.
Michael Piazza, the spiritual architect of the gay church Cathedral of Hope (now UCC) in Dallas makes the confusing pitch that since they are holy homosexuals, you should send them money. Here we have another example of why the gay christian movement is so spiritually bankrupt: they steal biblical terminology and pervert it.
There is so much wrong with this gay christian heresy, but I’ll only cite a few of them.
COH is the gay church’s crown jewel, …

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[15 Jan 2008 | Comments Off | ]

We have several items to report to you. This is a rather lengthy post, but the false prophets are working in overdrive. We have learned that gospel music luminary Beverly Crawford, who launched her career with Bobby Jones, is responsible for the career of gcm activist Tim Dillinger. A gay christian from Exgaywatch articulates why the gcm is nothing more than a heresy revival. Soulforce is on the prowl again, with plans to visit TD Jakes’ Potters House among others. G. Craige Lewis’ latest post connects the dots between …

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