Kenneth Copeland Ministries Ups Being a Scumonaut by Bragging About New G5 Jet
It was brought to our attention that Copeland “Ministries” or seed money laundering Inc. has a new G5 jet that
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Francis Chan, Todd White & Michael Brown Headline IHOP’s “OneThing” Montanist Fest
This New Year’s weekend from December 28 to the 31st IHOP or the International House of Prayer is hosting its
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False Teacher of the Day #7: Lisa Bevere
Lisa Bevere and her husband, John, operate a ministry called Messenger International. The ministry exists, according to their website, “to
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False Teacher of the Day #5: Guillermo Maldonado
Guillermo Maldonado is the co-founder and lead pastor of King Jesus Ministry, a Latin-American Word of Faith megachurch based in
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False Teacher of the Day #3: Ulf Ekman
Ulf Ekman is a Charismatic Catholic from Sweden and founder of the Word of Faith megachurch, Livets Ord (Which translates to
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Kenneth Copeland’s Living Legacy of Heresy
Kenneth Copeland is 80 years old. Only the Lord knows the number of his days or where he’ll spend eternity
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Hillsong: Houston IS The Problem
Brian Houston’s autobiographical fodder entitled Live Love Lead, published in 2015 by Faith Words, an indicia of Hatchette Book
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Steven Furtick Sees Himself as the Son of God in the Bible
Narcigesis – A biblical hermeneutic where one reads themselves into the bible and writes God out of it. (source) Steven Furtick,
Read moreWar Room: A Review by Justin Peters
If you do not know the Kendrick brothers by name, you almost certainly know them by their films: Flywheel (2003),Facing the Giants (2006), Fireproof (2008), and Courageous (2011). Stephen, Alex, and Shannon Kendrick have just released their fifth faith-based film, War Room. War Room, starring popular Bible teachers Priscilla Shirer and Beth Moore, looks like it may well be the most successful of their films to date bringing in $11 million just on its opening weekend; more than triple it’s $3 million production budget.
Given the popularity of Christian themed films and the considerable buzz about this one in particular, my wife, Kathy, and I went to see War Room on the evening of September 3rd so that I could write a review. For those of you who read my review of Mark Burnett and Roma Downey’s movie, Son of God, you know that I am a bit skeptical of the Christian movie genre as a whole. Nonetheless, I do want to offer what I hope to be a fair review. This review will not touch on every single facet of the movie or even on every theme it presents, but I do hope to address what I believe to be the most important of them.
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Here are a few Facebook memes by Psalm 12 Outreach that you can share if you like. For more, please
Read moreRick Warren Teaching Contemplative Prayer at Hillsong 2015
***Note – I originally wrote this over at the Pulpit and Pen blog. Please be sure to check that site
Read moreSteven Furtick – Teaching heresy about the walls of Jericho
Then he goes on to preach that coming to church lifts our perspective to be able to see beyond those walls, and that there’s something about “making and effort to get into God’s presence” that will “elevate your perspective” to be able to see past your problems and you will see that
the enemy that you were intimated by, was actually intimidated of you all along.
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Rick Warren: People might not go to Heaven if you don’t tithe.
On 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.
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The rise of the feminine Church of Eden.
There’s no doubt that women are gaining a substantial voice in the Evangelical Church today. There’s Beth Moore, who travels extensively, speaking at conferences to audiences of both men and women. There’s Ann Voskamp, a well known writer of personal religious experiences, and of course, similar author, Sarah Young. Priscilla Shirer is gaining popularity among Evangelical congregations. And of course there are the famous Word of Faith pastrices, Christine Caine and Joyce Meyer. There are many others, including Lisa Bevere, Paula White, Kelly Minter, Angie Smith and Margaret Feinberg. But what do these women all have in common? They either teach something unbiblical, practice something unbiblical, or, in most cases, both.
Read moreRonnie Floyd's Continuing Slide into New Age Dominionism.
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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