Rick Warren Disciple, Brandon Cox, Promoting New Age in the Church
Brandon Cox, a disciple of Rick Warren and pastor of Grace Hills Church in Bentonville, AR, is another example of
Read moreBrandon Cox, a disciple of Rick Warren and pastor of Grace Hills Church in Bentonville, AR, is another example of
Read moreWe’ve been reporting for quite some time now that evangelicals, especially Southern Baptists, have been fawning over staunch Roman Catholic
Read moreRecently, I wrote an article addressing serious theological issues that the CEO of Saddleback Church, Rick Warren, preached at the
Read moreRecently, I wrote an article addressing serious theological issues that the CEO of Saddleback Church, Rick Warren, preached at the
Read more***Note – I originally wrote this over at the Pulpit and Pen blog. Please be sure to check that site
Read moreAt the Hillsong 2015 Conference in Sydney, Australia, where Rick Warren shared a stage with other heretics such as Joseph Prince,
Read moreWherever there is compromise, you’ll find Rick Warren. If you can’t wait until September to see Rick Warren compromise the
Read moreThe man who claims to be the representative of Jesus Christ on earth, the man who holds a golden cup
Read moreDo you know how you can tell if Rick Warren is saying something unbiblical? … if his lips are moving. Or in this case, his fingers are typing. In a recent blog post he is saying that our job as Christians is to affirm and accept people. He uses Romans 15:7, where it says, “Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you,” to justify his position. But the key to this passage here is, “as Christ accepted you.” Does Christ accept us in a state of unrepentant sin? Does he affirm our sinful lifestyles, such as homosexuality? No, but apparently Rick Warren thinks he does, and that we should too. Recently, he affirmed the sodomite Elton John’s homosexuality by holding hands with him, and joking that them kissing would be the kiss heard around the world.
Read moreOn May 17, 2015, Pastor of Saddleback Church took the opportunity during Sunday Morning worship service to make a plea for more money. He twists several Scriptures in order to guilt members of his church into believing that if they aren’t giving 10 percent of their income on a weekly basis, they will not receive the blessings of God. He then ends his message with having his members sign an oath, “pledging” to give 10 percent of their income from this point forward, and that it “saddens him” to “know that some members would be missing out on God’s blessings,” and that “people might not go to heaven” because they didn’t give their money to his church.
Read moreThe ugliest woman you’ll ever meet, but she’s mine and she’s ugly.- Elton John, Ugly This past Wednesday, Saddleback Church’s
Read moreBy now, it’s no doubt that Rick Warren has not let the criticism from fellow believers, advice from his colleagues,
Read moreRick Warren – who the last time we checked was a Southern Baptist (and a keynote speaker for the 2014
Read more“We rejoice that the Holy Father has captured the world’s attention and so much good will for the Christian faith!…You
Read moreHi Erick, You have a great website, The Resurgent (I link it to show you courtesy, as I usually don’t
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