Pulpit & Pen Resources Steven Furtick: I am the sword formed against death and Hell Steven Furtick Sees Himself as the Son of God in the Bible Steven Furtick is Pretty Sure God Sinned Steven Furtick Gladhands T.D. Jakes Church – Gives 35K dollars Steven Furtick Has Faith in ‘Doubt’ Steven Furtick on the Wall … Read more
Editor’s note. Apparently, this story came out in early 2018, but received little traction and barely a mention. The story was written up before we were able to place the clip. It is not current, but it has value in being achieved. Posting for posterity. Steven Furtick has corrected and rebuked a campus pastors for … Read more
The Instagram account Preachersnsneakers has been on a roll lately, showcasing the excesses of celebrity Christian pastors by identifying the clothing they’re wearing on stage and trying to figure out how much they retail for. It’s a great shrine to the love of filthy lucre, as where else can you see Ed Young Jr. wearing … Read more
The heresy of Pelagianism is named after its founder, Pelagius of the (354-420). Pelagius argued that Original Sin (the Fall of Mankind in Adam) did not so corrupt man’s nature that it left man incapable of choosing God and salvation without a special work of God in or through him. In other words, Pelagius believed … Read more
Steven Furtick, who named a book “Unqualified” in reference to John MacArthur’s assessment of him, preached a sermon from a non-existent Bible verse. Oddly enough, before preaching from the verse as though it were Inspired Writ (and allegorizing the text at that), Furtick acknowledged that the older (and better) manuscripts do not have the verse. … Read more
“I’ve heard of the strength of Jesus. I’ve heard about the sovereignty of Jesus…Nobody ever talks about how sneaky Jesus was. You’re looking at me strange…” Charismatics have been adding to the attribtues of God. Usually, when someone speaks of the nature of God, they stick to attributes like omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence, immutability, sovereignty, or … Read more
In the video below, Steven Furtick, pastor of Elevation Church, admits that one of his pastors is “prone to exaggeration” about baptism numbers. In other words, they lie about it. See the video for yourself below: HT: Is Not Satire
You can hear the nightclub-type sounds coming from the doors of Elevation Church campus in Winston-Salem. Some well-meaning and seemingly reasonable open air evangelists were politely handing out tracts with the face and words of Charles Spurgeon. This is, in reality, a great idea, considering that a long line of young people waiting to get … Read more
Steven Furtick’s transition from string-bean adolescent preacher to muscled, vein-bulging inspirational speaker hasn’t been his only evolution. The preacher chords he added as musical accompaniment on cue to his preaching and his increasingly African American stylistic vocal inflections have created a celebrity pastor almost unrecognizable to his former self. One of the few things that … Read more
At the weekly skinny jeans convention known as Elevation ‘Church,’ Steven Furtick had an audience member come up, dress like Waldo, and find Waldo in a screen projected on stage. Furtick likened Waldo to Christ, and then went on a Waldo-infused tirade. Calling a volunteer, “Wade,” out of the audience, Furtick said it would … Read more
It’s not the Babylon Bee satire site. It’s just another day in the life of Steven Furtick. Fiction couldn’t be any more absurd than the reality at Elevation ‘Church.’ Furtick released a video in which he exposits his relationship with Alexa, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant created and marketed by Amazon. In what appears to … Read more
Funds from the Southern Baptist Cooperative Program helped to launch Steven Furtick’s Elevation Church. Today, that church has become a mega-church hotbed of heresy. The skinny jeans-wearing cartoon with a misaligned jaw and case of roid-rage (also known as Steven Furtick) hosted a book signing by prosperity preacher, TD Jakes, at his church this Monday. Furtick conducted … Read more
If it isn’t enough that Steven Furtick, pastor of Elevation, the multi-campus megachurch in Charlotte, NC is a habitual twister of the Scriptures for the purpose of self-promotion and egotistical gain, it’s now abundantly clear that he’s gone full-on Prosperity Gospel. The Prosperity Gospel is a false gospel that teaches that God promises to all … Read more
Popular Word of Faith huckster and senior “pastor” of Elevation Church, Steven Furtick, is no stranger to reading himself into the biblical text. Furtick is the king of narcissistic eisegesis–or narcigesis for short. Recently, at the aptly named Reckless Conference held at T.D. Jakes’ Potter’s House, Furtick twists Isaiah 49 and claims that he is the weapon … Read more
Narcigesis – A biblical hermeneutic where one reads themselves into the bible and writes God out of it. (source) Steven Furtick, the king of narcigesis, makes no uncertainty about who he thinks Scripture is about. Of course, most conservative biblical theologians would, without hesitation, say it’s about Jesus. But Furtick consistently reads himself into every text of … Read more
