No one who spoke at the G3 Conference alongside the Rauschenbuschists wanted to interact with my post on why Spurgeon would not attend G3. They did not interact with the article because they could not. It was indisputable. While these men claim the heritage of Spurgeon, they ignore his absolute detestation of partnering with compromise and bad doctrine. The only notable flash-in-the-pan pseudo-celebrity with a twitter pulpit that we are aware of interacted with the article was Samuel Sey, who merely claimed the article was somehow (inexplicably) “slander” and we were like the devil.
When I posted the article an admin asked me, “Do you think that will get lots of interaction?” and I responded, “Absolutely not. There’s no debate and there’s nothing for them to say.” Anyone who would foolishly suggest that Spurgeon would take part in an event with someone like John Piper or anyone like those described in the Dallas Statement would immediately betray that they know very little about Charles Spurgeon.
Well, it seems that the article got at least some attention from the charismatics who posted a preemptive article about the Prince of Preachers at Charisma News, entitled, “Would ‘Prince of Preachers’ Charles Spurgeon Attend ‘The Send’?”
Not to be confused with the North American Mission Board’s flashy, disco-balled and strobe-lit missions conference, SEND, the charismatic conference is called The Send. Speaking at The Send is Bill Johnson (Bethel Church), Francis Chan, Lou Engle (The Call and Azusa events), Todd White (the fake faith healer whose hair looks like the Predator’s), Mike Bickle (Kansas City Prophets and IHOP), Heidi Baker, Ben Fitzgerald (the Christian tarot card guy), and NAR Apostle Sammy Rodriguez (who also speaks at SBC events, by the way).
On a scale from “full bag of nopes” to “no way in Hades,” where do you think the likelihood lies of Charles Spurgeon attending The Send?
Anyone who really knows Spurgeon would know it’s a laughable suggestion that he’d take part in such a blasphemy show. But what we laugh at, Charismatics applaud.
As for their arguments as to why Spurgeon would attend such a Shinola-show, I’ll just let you read it here.
I would argue that Spurgeon would be no more likely to attend The Send than he would the Shepherd’s Conference, which he wouldn’t touch with a
