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Mark Batterson’s New Book on “God Whispers”

February 6, 2017February 6, 2017 Guest Post Mark Batterson, Michael Hall

Exciting news! Mark Batterson is writing another book! He announced it on Twitter: It seems Mark Batterson spun the fun

The Circle Maker – A Polemical Review

September 12, 2016 News Division Circle Maker, Mark Batterson

Heresies taught in this book: Montanism Mysticism Review [From Worldview Times, author Gary Gilley] This latest prayer fad stems from

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Ronnie Floyd's Continuing Slide into New Age Dominionism.

April 29, 2015 News Division apostasy, Charismatic, Church, Discernment, ecumenism, false Gospel, god, Gospel, Mark Batterson, new age, Ronnie Floyd, SBC, Uncategorized, unity, Word of Faith

As anyone who’s been following my blog knows, I’ve been highly critical of Ronnie Floyd and the SBC’s 2015 Annual Meeting theme, Great Awakening. I believe the Southern Baptist Convention has spun out of control under current president Floyd, and is heading downhill faster than ever. Ronnie Floyd is no stranger to questionable practices and teachings, and has been exposed for his mishandling of Scripture to teach Robert Morris’ first fruits tithing heresy, as well as ties to a New Age ministry that practices a borderline form of witchcraft, known as prayer circles. He also endorses New Ager Mark Batterson’s book, the Circle Maker, which also promotes an unbiblical form mystical prayer.

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Ronnie Floyd: One more year as pope of SBC thanks to J.D. Greear

April 21, 2015 News Division Alex Himaya, apostasy, Charismatic, Church, Discernment, ecumenism, false Gospel, false teachers, Fruits, god, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Joel Osteen, Mark Batterson, new age, Ronnie Floyd, SBC, Twisted Scripture, Uncategorized, unity, Word of Faith

The Baptist Press revealed yesterday that Pastor J.D. Greear of Summit Church, Raleigh-Durham, NC, has nominated current pope president of the Southern Baptist Convention, Ronnie Floyd, to a second term. This comes as no surprise, as Floyd is adored by the neo-evangelical leadership who have now mainstreamed the denomination. One of the problems with this neo-evangelicalism is that many of them are solid bible teachers, and are solid in their doctrinal beliefs, but outside of the pulpit is where they break down. They see no problem associating with, and promoting emergent leaders such as Rick Warren, and they tend to blindly support each other, as I reported before, without any accountability, in order to re-elect and maintain leadership positions within the SBC. This appears to be the same thing here.

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