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Speaker 2: The Fact Seizures from around the world. It's time for
Speaker 2: another edition of the Fatcunter Podcast. As we record, it's
Speaker 2: lunchtime Monday, July twentieth, twenty twenty six. It is the
Speaker 2: anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's fantastic movie The Moon Landing, which
Speaker 2: premiere July twentieth, nineteen sixty nine, fifty seven years ago today.
Speaker 2: Amazing the technology they had almost sixty years ago. A
Speaker 2: but we'll save that for another day. Today is layer
Speaker 2: nine of exposing the matrix religion and the counterfeit Church.
Speaker 2: And just a couple notes before we get started. You know,
Speaker 2: I have twelve to fifteen clips to play today, and
Speaker 2: if it happens to be from your denomination, I'm not
Speaker 2: going after the entire denomination. I always want to make
Speaker 2: that clear. At the same time, I understand where we're
Speaker 2: at on this war on Christianity and their road to
Speaker 2: a one world religion. And as I'd mentioned before, all
Speaker 2: the other layers, the government and the military and everything else,
Speaker 2: has been infiltrated. This was his real last step, and unfortunately, somehow,
Speaker 2: some way, you know, Satan has got his clause into
Speaker 2: the church, getting people to believe that those who are
Speaker 2: Antichrist are good folks and everything else. So again, I
Speaker 2: would be playing a lot of clips today if it,
Speaker 2: you know, again, comes from your denomination. I'm not taking
Speaker 2: a shot at the denomination as a whole. I think
Speaker 2: there are good churches affiliated with these not everyone is bad. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: you know, Satan has infiltrated many of these churches. And
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about the road to a one
Speaker 2: world religion and prosperity gospel and entertainment driven churches. A
Speaker 2: lot of people say, what's the problem. It's lukewarm, and
Speaker 2: God doesn't like lukewarm biblical illiteracy. I say all the time,
Speaker 2: there are people who take a pastor's word as gospel
Speaker 2: and they don't look at the gospel itself. We're going
Speaker 2: to start off. This is the United Methodist University, a
Speaker 2: duke divinity, and this is declaring God a drag queen
Speaker 2: and the trans man. This is real stuff in these
Speaker 2: historic churches that have been infiltrated.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Holy and Queer One.
Speaker 4: Be with you.
Speaker 3: Good morning, and welcome to worship. My name is Caroline
Speaker 3: camp I Yushi the pronouns.
Speaker 5: I am the.
Speaker 3: Communications coordinator for Duke Divinity Pride, and I am ecstatic
Speaker 3: to see this worship space so full and so vibrant
Speaker 3: with color. Thank you all for being here at the
Speaker 3: first ever Divinity Pride worship collaboration. We want to thank
Speaker 3: everybody who had a hand in making this happen, from
Speaker 3: the Chaplain's office to those who folded the bulletins, to
Speaker 3: the music, and to you. Thank you for being here today.
Speaker 3: We at Divinity Pride want to create a worship space
Speaker 3: that honors and celebrates all of our unique and good identities.
Speaker 3: Today you will hear from four amazing speakers and three
Speaker 3: beautiful soloists who will give words to their experiences with
Speaker 3: the God who calls them. We want to affirm everyone
Speaker 3: to be who they truly are, to step into the
Speaker 3: Holy One's fire that burns away all that says we
Speaker 3: are not good enough and refines us by the Pentecostal fire,
Speaker 3: to be who exactly the Great Queer One calls us
Speaker 3: to be. Let the Spirit move you today, lift your
Speaker 3: hands and your voices, and dance in whatever way is
Speaker 3: most freeing for you. Would you please stand step into
Speaker 3: this worship space and pray with me the words found
Speaker 3: in your bulletin and on the screen strange one, fabulous one,
Speaker 3: fluid and ever becoming one. Do not allow us to
Speaker 3: make our ideas of you into an idol. You are
Speaker 3: as close to us as our own breath, and yet
Speaker 3: your essence and sends all that we can imagine. You
Speaker 3: are mother, father, and parent, You are sister, brother and sibling.
Speaker 3: You are drag queen and transman and gender fluid, incapable
Speaker 3: of limiting your vast expressions of beauty embodied in us
Speaker 3: your creation. We recognize our flesh in all its forms,
Speaker 3: is made holy in you. With thanksgiving, we celebrate your
Speaker 3: manifestation in all its glorious forms.
Speaker 2: Now you might think this is being held at like
Speaker 2: a hall rental with fifteen people. There's well over one
Speaker 2: hundred people there, and it's in a church that is
Speaker 2: probably fifty sixty seventy years old. Same here in Delaware,
Speaker 2: there's one in Middletown that's been infiltrated. They've got the
Speaker 2: rainbow flag and the BLM flag hanging out there. One
Speaker 2: of the oldest churches in Newcastle, or at least in Middletown, Delaware,
Speaker 2: and it's the same down here. It's really sad to see.
Speaker 2: But this whole plan comes from Bretwood, which we talked
Speaker 2: about last night, in producing this one world religion which
Speaker 2: was created by well, not created by It's always been
Speaker 2: part of the plan. It's biblical right, It's mentioned in Revelation.
Speaker 2: But Karl Marx he denounced religion as the opiate of
Speaker 2: the people, and communist states tried to extensively to abolish it.
Speaker 6: And the.
Speaker 2: Illuminous oligarchs, if you will, who run most of the world.
Speaker 2: They know that man has a spiritual nature which can't
Speaker 2: be fully eradicated as much as they try. So they
Speaker 2: therefore deem it more practical to infiltrate it and control
Speaker 2: it rather than try and destroy it outright now, once
Speaker 2: the coming World War three happens and the b system
Speaker 2: is in place, Noah Hyde law are in place, then
Speaker 2: all bets are off. But their plan was to infiltrate,
Speaker 2: water it down, get people to believe the six sided
Speaker 2: Star people were the good guys amongst everything else, and
Speaker 2: say it's okay to be sexually immoral, and all these
Speaker 2: other things that have infiltrated the church and the basic
Speaker 2: mechanism underlying the Satanic new World Order is consolidation. In
Speaker 2: the context of nations, this has meant ending national sovereignty.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? Bringing Europe and the United States
Speaker 2: from the Common Market to European Union, North America from
Speaker 2: NAFTA to the North American Union, and all these other
Speaker 2: things with the eventual goal of merging these regional structures
Speaker 2: into a one world government. And in the world of
Speaker 2: big business, a parallel consolidation process is indeed taking place.
Speaker 2: Has multinational corporations merged with each other and buy up
Speaker 2: small competitors. Again, in the nineties, many of these denominations
Speaker 2: were fractured and people fell away from the church, and
Speaker 2: then we're struggling financially, and the powers that be started
Speaker 2: snatching them up or lending them money under certain things
Speaker 2: they needed to follow. And the powers that be again,
Speaker 2: they want to consolidate religions. They just had that meeting,
Speaker 2: was it twenty nineteen with the Jews and Islam and
Speaker 2: Buddhists and you know in Abu Dhabi, I believe it was.
Speaker 2: And we're just going to bring everybody together. And I
Speaker 2: have some audio clips of Jolo Stein and Billy Graham
Speaker 2: all kind of saying the same things. Now, the technical
Speaker 2: or you know, the technical word for this is ecumenism, Okay,
Speaker 2: ecumenical if you will, right, and that comes the Greek
Speaker 2: word okumen, and that means world and earth. So all
Speaker 2: revenues of life must be consolidated. For the anti Christ
Speaker 2: to rule in religion is certainly no exception. British historian
Speaker 2: Arnold Tonybee says that I believe that in the field
Speaker 2: of religion, sectarianism is going to be subordinated to ecumenicalism.
Speaker 2: That in the field of politics, nationalism is going to
Speaker 2: be subordinated to world government. So of the many tasks
Speaker 2: to which the Rockefellers committed their vast fortune, it was
Speaker 2: ecumenical religion. You know, if you look at the people
Speaker 2: who backed Billy Graham and Joel Ostein, they're very vanilla
Speaker 2: and I have the clips, I have the receipts of it.
Speaker 2: As they say. Now, in order to bring this about,
Speaker 2: there's three steps. One degrade Christianity as a unique faith,
Speaker 2: and they've already done that with the evangelicals again six
Speaker 2: sided star people are good guys, right, not saying there's right.
Speaker 2: As a Christian you still have to witness to them.
Speaker 2: But the evangelicals think they're saved already, They're God's special people,
Speaker 2: they have their own covenant. Nothing could be further from
Speaker 2: the truth, and we'll touch on that later. But again,
Speaker 2: this necessitated providing loans to major churches in exchange for
Speaker 2: doctrinal changes and funding. This is a big one, funding
Speaker 2: seminaries that would produce modernist ministers who would undermine the faith,
Speaker 2: so the subsequent weakening of Christianity would ultimately ripen it
Speaker 2: up for consolidation with other religions. And again, here's a
Speaker 2: Presbyterian quote unquote pastor we call them impastors speaking at
Speaker 2: a Jewish synagogue with a planned parenthood Stole.
Speaker 7: As a Christian ethicist and ordained Presbyterian clergy member, the
Speaker 7: fact that the major threats to the reproductive health and
Speaker 7: rights of women across the country are coming from Christian
Speaker 7: communities and arguments was the driving factor for me to
Speaker 7: reshape my professional agenda to focus almost entirely on these
Speaker 7: issues over the last ten years.
Speaker 8: For the first half of my career, my work focused
Speaker 8: on economic ethics and anti poverty work, and certainly work
Speaker 8: on abortion is directly related to that.
Speaker 7: But after the success of the right wing Christian anti
Speaker 7: abortion activists in passing trap laws in the twenty tens
Speaker 7: and then moving quickly to institute state abortion bands. It
Speaker 7: became clear a number of years ago that Roe was
Speaker 7: seriously under threat and with.
Speaker 9: It the health and well being of anyone.
Speaker 7: With a womb. As a woman born and raised in
Speaker 7: the South, as the daughter of a Presbyterian minister, and
Speaker 7: myself a Christian ethicist committed to liberation, theology and social justice,
Speaker 7: I felt called to address the deep harm that anti
Speaker 7: choice Christians were and are inflicting across the country. My
Speaker 7: work is now focused largely on developing counter narratives that
Speaker 7: tell different stories about abortion and reproductive decision making, stories
Speaker 7: that seek to highlight the ways in which ending pregnancies
Speaker 7: saves lives and can help to support people seeking to
Speaker 7: live into wholeness and moral responsibility. My own story includes
Speaker 7: four pregnancies and two abortions, and like most people, I
Speaker 7: would much prefer to talk to you about my children
Speaker 7: than my abortions. But part of the problem is that
Speaker 7: people don't feel safe or comfortable talking about ending pregnancies.
Speaker 7: Abortion is laden with stigma in America.
Speaker 2: Now that was Reverend Doctor Rebecca Todd Peters. They love
Speaker 2: their names, don't they. They love their titles. Number One,
Speaker 2: As a pastor, I would never allow a Jewish person
Speaker 2: to stand behind my pulpit more than welcome to the church.
Speaker 2: You know, hopefully we could convert them to Christianity, but
Speaker 2: we're not going to let them spew anything Antichrist to
Speaker 2: my flock. But this is the problem, and this is
Speaker 2: something you'll catch here as we play these clips. You know,
Speaker 2: when I give sermons, it'd be hard pressed to go
Speaker 2: more than a minute ninety seconds without citing a verse.
Speaker 2: If you speak for more than a couple of minutes
Speaker 2: without sitting a verse, you're simply giving an opinion. You're
Speaker 2: not giving an expository sermon whatsoever. And I will tell
Speaker 2: you that I believe that there, you know, there is
Speaker 2: a special place in hell for people who harm children
Speaker 2: and shepherds who lead their flock astray intentionally, and I
Speaker 2: believe that's one of the people. Number two, Let's continue
Speaker 2: on with the Rockefeller's tasks of bringing, you know, degrading Christianity,
Speaker 2: if you will. So, there's now specific organizations such as
Speaker 2: the National Council of Churches would be formed as the
Speaker 2: framework by which various denominations and ultimately various religions could
Speaker 2: be brought together under this new ecumenical banner and to
Speaker 2: give churches motive for unification and social causes acceptable within
Speaker 2: the morals of most denominations and religions would be promoted
Speaker 2: as rallying points for united actions. So, in the early years,
Speaker 2: the powers that be understood that Christianity would be difficult
Speaker 2: to incorporate into a world ecumenical movement, because Christianity has
Speaker 2: always been unique among religions, offering salvation not by good deeds,
Speaker 2: but faith in Jesus Christ through his finished work on
Speaker 2: the Cross. So their goal was to attack the authority
Speaker 2: of the Bible, and to this end, the Rockefellers heavily
Speaker 2: funded seminaries that would question the Gospel, the most notorious
Speaker 2: being Union Theological Seminary in New York City. It was
Speaker 2: Presbyterian theologian Charles Briggs, both a graduate and a professor
Speaker 2: of Union Theological who in the late nineteenth century prominently
Speaker 2: introduced into a America higher criticism, claiming the Bible was
Speaker 2: full of errors and denying that many of its books
Speaker 2: were actually written by the attributed authors, so that was
Speaker 2: the first step. Then you go to nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 2: a Baptist pastor Harry Emerson Fastig, another graduate of this
Speaker 2: Union Theological Seminary, He delivered a controversial sermon called shall
Speaker 2: the Fundamentalist Win? He cast doubt on the Bible being
Speaker 2: God's word? What other things did he doubt? The virgin birth,
Speaker 2: the second coming of Christ, even Christ's death on the
Speaker 2: cross serving as atonement for sins? And he denounced people,
Speaker 2: saying who held these beliefs as intolerant. And that guy
Speaker 2: Fodsig or Fastig, pardon me, was on the cover of
Speaker 2: Time magazine many many, many years ago, and of course
Speaker 2: rightly so. That sermon sparked outrage. The General Assembly of
Speaker 2: the Presbyterian Church demanded an investigation. He was forced to resign. However,
Speaker 2: he was immediately hired as pastor of Riverside Church, the
Speaker 2: church attended by and built by John D. Rockefeller, and
Speaker 2: Rockefeller paid for one one hundred and thirty thousand copies
Speaker 2: of Fostik's notorious sermon to be printed and distributed to
Speaker 2: Protestant ministers. Significantly, his brother, Raymond we're talking about Fostik's brother, Raymond,
Speaker 2: was president of the Rockefeller Foundation for twelve years. So
Speaker 2: the views expressed by theologians like Briggs and Fastik were
Speaker 2: called modernism, which also included denying christ divinity, miracles, and resurrections. So,
Speaker 2: in short, modernism was not merely a quibbling over some
Speaker 2: gray area and passage of scripture. It was a complete
Speaker 2: repudiation of the faith's major tenants, and with Rockefeller backing,
Speaker 2: made its way into seminaries, Christian colleges and churches across America.
Speaker 2: Modernism didn't simply happen. It was orchestrated, and it was finance.
Speaker 1: The first time another pastor told me that my gay
Speaker 1: sex was holy, I cried. So Church, in honor of
Speaker 1: God's community, gathered here, in honor of the creation that
Speaker 1: God has called good us, join me in this affirmation
Speaker 1: of queer holiness. Divinely queer holiness, written by my fellow
Speaker 1: queer pastor and colleague friend, Reverend Laura Growin. Our lives
Speaker 1: are holy, our dancing is holy, our protest is holy,
Speaker 1: our grief is holy, our rage is holy, our community
Speaker 1: is holy. Our gender presentations are holy, our bodies are holy.
Speaker 1: Our sex is holy.
Speaker 2: All that's about enough of that that is lesbian pastor
Speaker 2: Zion Lutheran Church of the ECLA. And of course the
Speaker 2: rainbow stole even a rainbow collar to boot with a
Speaker 2: rainbow flag behind her in this church. That people, somehow
Speaker 2: I couldn't imagine. And I've been in churches before where
Speaker 2: it was borderline cringe. I've been in churches where the
Speaker 2: offering plates were passed around twice because we didn't do
Speaker 2: good enough the first time. I've seen a lot of
Speaker 2: strange things, but I mean my good that. But again,
Speaker 2: forming an ecumenical structure and the powers that be their
Speaker 2: long view. Once modernism had sufficiently degraded Christianity into just
Speaker 2: another religion, it could be bonded with other faiths. But
Speaker 2: before achieving this last step, Christian denominations themselves had to
Speaker 2: be united. So they did, and was initially called the
Speaker 2: Federal Council of Churches, later called the National Council of Churches,
Speaker 2: was founded in nineteen oh eight, and again everything after
Speaker 2: eighteen seventy one changed. Heavily funded by the Rockefellers, it
Speaker 2: was to become the structural core of the drive to
Speaker 2: consolidate American Christianity, and the man chosen to spearhead this
Speaker 2: John Foster Dulles, who, by the way, was an in
Speaker 2: law of the Rockefellers. Dulles was the attorney who defended
Speaker 2: Harry Emerson Faustik during his heresy investigation, and he served
Speaker 2: as chairman of the trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation, where
Speaker 2: Emerson's brother Raymond was president. Fast forward to nineteen nineteen
Speaker 2: the Paris Peace Conference, which formed the League of Nations,
Speaker 2: as you know, the first step toward the world government.
Speaker 2: John Foster Dulles was legal counsel to the United States delegation.
Speaker 2: A founding member of the CFR Council of Foreign Relations,
Speaker 2: Dulles contributed articles to the CFR's journal Foreign Affairs, beginning
Speaker 2: with the very first issue in nineteen twenty two. He
Speaker 2: eventually helped write the preamble to the United Nations Charter,
Speaker 2: which of course makes no mention to God, and if
Speaker 2: it did, it wouldn't be our God. Dulles also chaired
Speaker 2: the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, where his choice for
Speaker 2: president of that institution was Alger Hisss. And if you
Speaker 2: missed that podcast last year, go listen to it. And
Speaker 2: he was the notorious communist spy who was Secretary General
Speaker 2: at the US Foundings Conference in nineteen forty five. Now
Speaker 2: part of Dulles's religious agenda was to persuade American churches
Speaker 2: to accept world government. In nineteen thirty seven, he wrote
Speaker 2: in the magazine Religion in Life, where then, does the
Speaker 2: solution lie? A theoretical solution lies into the abolition of
Speaker 2: the entire concept of national sovereignty and the unification of
Speaker 2: the world into a single nation. All boundary barriers are
Speaker 2: thus automatically leveled. And to be honest, they've accomplished much
Speaker 2: of that already. You look around you, there's no borders anymore.
Speaker 2: That everybody sprinkled all around. There's no community anymore. John
Speaker 2: Foster Dulles was on the executive committee of the Federal
Speaker 2: Council of Churches. In nineteen forty two, he chaired a
Speaker 2: meeting of thirty religious denominations brought together by the Federal
Speaker 2: Council of Churches and Time. March sixteenth of the year,
Speaker 2: Time magazine reported that they adopted a program calling for
Speaker 2: a world government of delegated powers, a strong and immediate
Speaker 2: limitations on national sovereignty, a universal system of money, and
Speaker 2: various other globalist measures. Now since them the Illuminati of
Speaker 2: the powers that be. Their ambition was not merely to
Speaker 2: consolidate churches in America, but across the world. In nineteen
Speaker 2: forty eight, the World Council of Churches was formed. John
Speaker 2: Foster Dulles attended the founding conference in Amsterdam. The conference's
Speaker 2: director of research was John C. Bennett. Once again, you
Speaker 2: have a member of the Council of Foreign Relations and
Speaker 2: the president of the Union Theological Seminary. So you have
Speaker 2: a guy who is running a seminary on the Council
Speaker 2: of Foreign Relations, and you think he's looking out for
Speaker 2: us for those attending, No. Also attending was Reinhold Nuber.
Speaker 2: He was CFR Union Theological as well. And funding for
Speaker 2: the World Council of Churches came from the Rockefeller and
Speaker 2: the Carnegie Foundations. And if you want your mind blown,
Speaker 2: go look at the amount of money that the Carnegie
Speaker 2: Foundation has. So although the National and World Council of
Speaker 2: Churches provided structures for consolidation, the question remained of how
Speaker 2: to motivate churches to unite. Christian denominations often differ through
Speaker 2: various theological issues, obviously, but they generally agree on values
Speaker 2: helping the poor, the sick, et cetera. So the strategy
Speaker 2: for unification was to encourage them to collaborate where they
Speaker 2: did agree, and this took the form of an a
Speaker 2: action oriented program known as the Social Gospel. Walter Rausenbusch
Speaker 2: I think his name, was a Baptor minister trained in
Speaker 2: Rochester Theological Seminary also funded by the Rockefellers, became a
Speaker 2: socialist and was known as the father of Social Gospel.
Speaker 2: In eighteen ninety three, about the same time Charles Augustus
Speaker 2: Briggs was initiating the US Modernist movement, Rosenbusch declared that
Speaker 2: the only power that can make socialism succeed is if
Speaker 2: established is religion. So he said that Christianity is in
Speaker 2: its nature revolutionary. He denied that Christ died in substitutionary
Speaker 2: atonement for our sins and said the Kingdom of God
Speaker 2: is not a matter of getting individuals to Heaven, but
Speaker 2: transforming the life on earth into the harmony of heaven.
Speaker 2: And that is what Karl Marx was going for and
Speaker 2: people like this Lutheran pastor condemning John the Baptist as
Speaker 2: a hate filled violence encouraging anti Jesus Bigot. The Holy Gospel,
Speaker 2: according to Saint Matthew.
Speaker 10: In those days, John the Baptist appeared in the wilderness
Speaker 10: of Judea, proclaiming repent for the reign of Heaven has
Speaker 10: come near. No more of this, Jesus cried out. On
Speaker 10: the night of jesus arrest and trial, Peter slashed someone's
Speaker 10: ear off to defend Jesus, and Jesus wanted none of it.
Speaker 10: No more of this, Jesus said, and healed the man's ear.
Speaker 10: I believe Jesus would say the same thing to John
Speaker 10: the Baptist about these harsh words.
Speaker 2: John did a lot of good.
Speaker 10: He pointed to Jesus as Messiah. He suggested very helpful,
Speaker 10: concrete ways to turn toward God in repentance. But this speech,
Speaker 10: it's hate filled, inflammatory, without nuance, And with all due
Speaker 10: respect to John, Jesus way has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 10: But you tell me, do you really think we need
Speaker 10: to hear more public leaders to fame whole groups? Haven't
Speaker 10: we had enough of that already with the insults and
Speaker 10: the defamations, the easy stereotypes, the calls for destruction. A
Speaker 10: president who calls this week some of his own citizens worthless, criminals,
Speaker 10: garbage because they come from Somalia who sees an immigrant
Speaker 10: do a bad thing and suddenly is filled with hate
Speaker 10: filled rhetoric to ban all immigrants, including friends of this
Speaker 10: congregate who are dear to us. Aren't you tired of
Speaker 10: hate filled rhetoric that doesn't see human beings but publicly insults,
Speaker 10: offer stereotypes, invites violence. But you might say, well, this
Speaker 10: is John the baptist, though he's preparing the way for Messiah.
Speaker 10: He's on the right side. And you might even say
Speaker 10: these are Pharisees and Sadducees. After all, it's likely they
Speaker 10: deserved it. Are you sure?
Speaker 2: Are you certain that.
Speaker 10: Every Pharisee and every Sadducey of this time deserve to
Speaker 10: be called snakes threatened with destruction, with being cut off
Speaker 10: from Abraham's family? What about Nicodemus Joseph of Arimathea. Matthew
Speaker 10: says that these Pharisees and sad you Sees came for
Speaker 10: John's baptism. He doesn't say they came to judge or critique.
Speaker 10: They apparently came for the same reason the others did,
Speaker 10: for a baptism of repentance. Yet John assumes they're all wicked,
Speaker 10: they all have ulterior motives that just seems wrong.
Speaker 2: Shame on you, John the Baptist. It's that's something, it's
Speaker 2: something it's hard to even fathom. And again there you
Speaker 2: go another three and a half minutes and just no scripture,
Speaker 2: just opinion. And that's why we're in this situation. And
Speaker 2: I'll leave it at that. You know, the words, his
Speaker 2: own words speak for itself. But perhaps the most notorious
Speaker 2: social gospel pusher was rock Feller backed Reverend Harry F. Ward,
Speaker 2: who taught twenty three years at Union Theological Ward was
Speaker 2: also founding chairman of the ACLU, which is an ironic
Speaker 2: position since the organization had been dedicated opponent of religious
Speaker 2: displays on public property. That is a weird union A.
Speaker 2: Ward also chaired the American League Against War and Fascism,
Speaker 2: which was founded by the Communist Party USA, which of
Speaker 2: course has the big picture of Lincoln on it their
Speaker 2: favorite president. Manning Johnson, a former Communist Party official, told
Speaker 2: Congress in nineteen fifty three that Ward had been the
Speaker 2: chief architect for Communist infiltration and subversion in the religious field.
Speaker 2: Union leader Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor,
Speaker 2: called Ward listen to this the most ardent pro Bolshevik
Speaker 2: cleric in this country. Note the irony of a clergyman
Speaker 2: supporting communism, theology that denounces religion as the opiate of
Speaker 2: the people and has slaughtered millions and millions and millions,
Speaker 2: I would venture to say hundreds of millions of Christians.
Speaker 2: Ward's Social Gospel was a push for ecumenism. He helped
Speaker 2: found in nineteen oh eight the Methodist Federation for Social Service.
Speaker 2: He was as secretary for thirty three years. There you go.
Speaker 2: In the federation, the gospel of Christ took a backseat
Speaker 2: to the social Gospel, which called for Christians to fight
Speaker 2: things like social justice, better labor conditions, and world peace.
Speaker 2: And one hundred years of that being infiltrated into the
Speaker 2: churches of reason. Why you're hearing things like I'm playing
Speaker 2: today right? Not surprisingly, these were the same goals proclaimed
Speaker 2: by Marxists. Christians were thus to be united into a
Speaker 2: cheap volunteer workforce for socialist new world order. And here
Speaker 2: I can play video clips from churches within a five
Speaker 2: mile radius of me, and you'll hear entire sermons. I'm
Speaker 2: not making this up. You'll hear entire sermons without one
Speaker 2: verse being cited. And that's the truth. Now. Rockefeller, pardon me,
Speaker 2: also had his hands in missionary work. So in nineteen thirty,
Speaker 2: at his request, with his financial support, a group of
Speaker 2: Baptist laymen persuaded seven denominations to participate in the Layman's
Speaker 2: Foreign Missions Inquiry. Their report, rethinking Missions, It almost reminds
Speaker 2: you of reimagining right. A Layman's Inquiry after one hundred
Speaker 2: years recommended that missionaries de emphasize listen to this recommended
Speaker 2: that missionaries de emphasize Christian doctrine and seek to ally
Speaker 2: themselves with other religions in doing good works.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 2: Remember Trump, Oh maybe if I stopped this spore, I'll
Speaker 2: get to heaven. Listen, you can help a thousand old
Speaker 2: ladies across the street. You can stop ten wars, you
Speaker 2: can take a bullet for your neighbor. If you're not
Speaker 2: in Christ, you don't get to heaven. John fourteen six.
Speaker 2: That's not George, that's the Bible.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 2: Your good work should be the fruits of your faith.
Speaker 2: So the denominations distanced themselves from the report. However, Pearl Buck,
Speaker 2: author and former missionary to China, praised it. In the
Speaker 2: Christian Century saying that every Christian should read it in
Speaker 2: articles published in Harper's and Cosmopolitan, And for all you
Speaker 2: younger folks, don't understand how big some of these magazines were,
Speaker 2: Like ninety percent of the people got Time magazine in
Speaker 2: the seventies into the eighties, and Cosmo and Harper's and
Speaker 2: Readers Digest. We didn't have the Internet back then, so
Speaker 2: magazines subscriptions like Sports Illustrated. I think I had an
Speaker 2: SI subscription for probably fifteen twenty years. I wish I
Speaker 2: had some of them. But again, Buck rejected the doctrine
Speaker 2: of original sin and said that belief in the divinity,
Speaker 2: even historically of Christ, was unessential to the faith. She
Speaker 2: criticized the typical missionary as narrow, uncharitable, unappreciative, and ignorant,
Speaker 2: and in place of evangelization, she recommended that missionaries help
Speaker 2: with agricultural, educational, medical, and sanitary work. So, in short,
Speaker 2: Pearlbuck's pronouncements fit perfectly with A. Rockefeller's scheme for a
Speaker 2: modernized ecumenical Christianity, and it should not be overlooked that
Speaker 2: the subsequent to praising Rockefeller's missionary inquiry, her novel The
Speaker 2: Good Earth, of Course, was awarded the Nobel Prize in
Speaker 2: Literature and was turned into an Oscar nominated movie. So
Speaker 2: if you look in recent years of this three step plan,
Speaker 2: you know, as far as degrading Christianity, the process begun
Speaker 2: by Charles Briggs introducing modernism with its attack on every
Speaker 2: fundamental of Christianity, and the Bible continues today. Now. One
Speaker 2: prominent assault on the Bible's authenticity has been the Jesus Seminar,
Speaker 2: began forty years ago by the late Robert Funk with
Speaker 2: banking from the Backing, not banking backing from the West
Speaker 2: Oar Institute, whose financial supporters are not publicized right think Vanguard.
Speaker 2: Funk packed his seminar with liberal quote unquote scholars. More
Speaker 2: than a dozen had studied at Union Theological and half
Speaker 2: came from three liberal establishments, Harvard Vanderbilt, both whose divinity
Speaker 2: schools were heavily funded by the Rockefellers, and the very
Speaker 2: openly ecumenical college, the Claremont School of Theology. So the
Speaker 2: Jesus Seminar uses this system of colored beads to vote
Speaker 2: on when something was really said or done by Jesus.
Speaker 2: So a red bead meant definitely yes, a pink bead
Speaker 2: meant probably yes, and a gray bead meant probably no,
Speaker 2: and a black beid meant definitely no. So in short,
Speaker 2: the Bible's historical accuracy was to be determined by votes
Speaker 2: based on personal opinions of people living two thousand years
Speaker 2: after the original eyewitnesses to the events. The seminar concluded
Speaker 2: that over eighty percent of the sayings attributed to Jesus,
Speaker 2: all of us who have read letter Bibles, eighty percent
Speaker 2: of those read letters were not actually said by Jesus,
Speaker 2: and only two percent were definitely accurate. These are people
Speaker 2: teaching in seminaries, and likewise, the seminar followed modernist tradition
Speaker 2: by denying miracles, the divinity, and even the resurrection of Jesus. Funk,
Speaker 2: who himself held these views, had handpicked his seminar's participants,
Speaker 2: thus its outcome was no surprise. Nonetheless, the media touted
Speaker 2: the proceedings as a scholarly refutation of most of the
Speaker 2: New Testament. And you know again, that's why you get
Speaker 2: these pastors at Zion Lutheran Church.
Speaker 13: Please rises you're able, strange, one fabulous, one fluid and
Speaker 13: ever becoming one.
Speaker 14: You are as close to us as our own breath.
Speaker 14: And yet your essence transcends all that we can imagine.
Speaker 14: You are mother, father, parent, You are drag, queen and
Speaker 14: trans man and gender fluid, incapable of limiting your vast
Speaker 14: expressions of beauty. We recognize our flesh.
Speaker 2: In all it forms.
Speaker 15: Is me right?
Speaker 2: Well, luckily the piano players started playing a lot louder.
Speaker 2: There's a dude in the dress getting ready to fire
Speaker 2: up the guitar up there. But that's that's what you get.
Speaker 2: And you know it started with the Universal Life Church.
Speaker 2: Anybody can be a pastor. And by no way, shape
Speaker 2: or form, am I saying that you have to go
Speaker 2: to college for four years to become a pastor. You don't.
Speaker 2: I know people who have never stepped inside of a
Speaker 2: seminary or Bible college who are more knowledgeable about the
Speaker 2: Good Book than men who have been behind, you know,
Speaker 2: the pulpit for decades. And that's the truth. God came
Speaker 2: to the Oh my bad, didn't mean to get to
Speaker 2: that yet. Take take a seat, Jack Gibbs. It's not
Speaker 2: your time yet, so driving on here with a forty
Speaker 2: minute mark already. Now here's another thing, you know, the
Speaker 2: tell a vision, tell lie Vision and all it's documentaries,
Speaker 2: and even now on Netflix and things, they have a
Speaker 2: slew of documentaries that have aimed at casting casting doubts
Speaker 2: on the Bible. And these typically spend most of their
Speaker 2: airtime interviewing modernist theologians rather than the conservative ones. And
Speaker 2: you have the History Channel, which is owned by A
Speaker 2: and E and they are a joint venture of groups
Speaker 2: with the CFR, and they have links to Disney, ABC
Speaker 2: and the Hearst Corporation which controlled the newspapers. And you
Speaker 2: have National Geographic, once again owned by CFR member Rupert
Speaker 2: Murdoch Fox Cable. Not sure that he's in the picture
Speaker 2: anymore though, And of course the Discovery Channel, which in
Speaker 2: two thousand and five hired as its managing editor Ted Copple.
Speaker 2: Did you know that he was also a CFR member
Speaker 2: and good friend of Henry Kissinger. Perhaps the most ambitious
Speaker 2: strike at the Bible has been Dan Brown's two thousand
Speaker 2: and three novel The Da Vinci Code. Now, as of
Speaker 2: two thousand and nine, I know it had sold over
Speaker 2: eighty million copies. I'm assuming well over one hundred million now.
Speaker 2: It was one of the best selling English language novels
Speaker 2: of the entire twenty first century. Of course, it was
Speaker 2: made to a film, and Illuminati member Tom Hanks played
Speaker 2: it the part of the lead and again. Although the
Speaker 2: da Vinci Code is cast in the mold of a
Speaker 2: historical mystery, much like you know in Indiana Jones If
Speaker 2: You Will, its punchline is an assault against the Christian faith.
Speaker 2: It is rife with false assertions regarding the early Church,
Speaker 2: and despite thorough refutation by church historians, many people got
Speaker 2: caught up in the height and accepted the Da Vinci
Speaker 2: Code's disinformation as fact. Right at the heart of its message,
Speaker 2: Jesus wasn't divine, He was never resurrected, Lo and Behold.
Speaker 2: Within months of the film's release, the Discovery Channel aired
Speaker 2: a documentary claiming a tomb had been found containing the
Speaker 2: bones of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Unbelievable. This was not
Speaker 2: a chance sequence. Media events are always orchestrated to deceive
Speaker 2: the public, and the ecumenical structures are growing. The National
Speaker 2: Councils of Churches, which encompass thirty seven denominations major ones,
Speaker 2: and the World Council of Churches representing three hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five churches denominations and fellowships continue today. They've been
Speaker 2: reinforced by such organizations as Christians Uniting in christ Christian
Speaker 2: Churches Together in the USA, and not to be missed,
Speaker 2: of course, the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Yes, that Tony Blair,
Speaker 2: the former British Prime Minister Bush's old pal, the consummate
Speaker 2: insider who recently refused to speak at World Hunger Conference
Speaker 2: because it could not meet his speaker's fee of you
Speaker 2: know how much his speaker's fee is three hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty thousand pounds. There's You're thirty three, has formed another
Speaker 2: ecumenical organization. Blair might be compared to John Foster Dulles,
Speaker 2: the politician who helped form the World Council of Churches.
Speaker 2: On the foundation's website, Blair states, I launched the Tony
Speaker 2: Blair Faith Foundation to promote respect, friendship, and understanding between
Speaker 2: the major religious faiths. I've always believed that faith is
Speaker 2: an essential part of the modern world. As globalization pushes
Speaker 2: us ever closer, it is vital not to be used
Speaker 2: as a force for conflict and division. Rather, faith is
Speaker 2: something that has much to give and to teach. A
Speaker 2: world which is economic, globalization and political change is offering
Speaker 2: many opportunities but also presenting many dangers. So he admits globalization,
Speaker 2: one world order, and of course, as always, they leave
Speaker 2: out the word Jesus Christ. Now, his emphasis on globalization,
Speaker 2: his desire for unity among all faiths. His buddy's dad
Speaker 2: back in nineteen ninety was the one who said it's
Speaker 2: time for a new world order. And behind all that
Speaker 2: fuzzy talk about respect, friendship and understanding is an aim
Speaker 2: for a one world religion which the Antichrist will require
Speaker 2: to rule the world. In fact, you know this. We'll
Speaker 2: call it the new social Gospel. Today's methods for implementing ecumenism,
Speaker 2: and what's used to motivate today's churches to unite social action. Right,
Speaker 2: that's one thing that's strong here with the Methodist Church.
Speaker 2: Most of them they have food lockers, they have clothing available.
Speaker 2: The one church, it's like the second Sel Saturday. Every
Speaker 2: other month they have a massive food drive. People line
Speaker 2: up in their cars. That's good, But your primary mission
Speaker 2: is the great commission, that is to go out and
Speaker 2: when you can't cover the most basic function of a church,
Speaker 2: to even give a sermon that offers the gospel. Sundays
Speaker 2: are strictly for Christ and the Cross. Right, It's fine
Speaker 2: if you want to cover something from the Old Testament.
Speaker 2: I always do. By the way, when I preach, I
Speaker 2: always go back because the New Testament confirms the old.
Speaker 2: But you have to wrap your message up with the
Speaker 2: gospel of Jesus Christ died for your sins and getting
Speaker 2: out on the streets knocking on doors and saying, if
Speaker 2: you were to die today, do you know where your
Speaker 2: soul's going. Well, I'm pretty sure I've been good, right,
Speaker 2: I go to church Christmas Easter. But are you one
Speaker 2: hundred percent sure? Well, I'm ninety percent sure. So there's
Speaker 2: a ten percent chance that you could spend eternity in hell. Well,
Speaker 2: never thought about it like that. Let's talk. And then
Speaker 2: they think, well, you know, look at porn the other night.
Speaker 2: So I had to accept Jesus again. What if I
Speaker 2: looked at porn and I didn't and I You know,
Speaker 2: people don't understand how salvation works because there's so many
Speaker 2: misguided pastors out there. You were saved by grace through
Speaker 2: faith in Jesus Christ. The end baptism to me and
Speaker 2: in the Bible, it's not necessary. It is a show
Speaker 2: of your faith, Okay, And go out, put your faith
Speaker 2: in Jesus, repent, and get baptized. It is a public
Speaker 2: announcement of your faith in Christ. Everyone should. I've baptized
Speaker 2: a lot of people in my backyard. If you're in
Speaker 2: the area, you need to be baptized, I'll set it
Speaker 2: up and you come on down and I'll baptize it
Speaker 2: right here at the house and we can order it
Speaker 2: or something. But what is used to motivate today's churches
Speaker 2: to unite again? It is social action. Just as Marxist
Speaker 2: pastor Harrid F. Ward headed the Methodist Federation for Social Action.
Speaker 2: The website for Tony Blair's Faith Foundation originally had a
Speaker 2: section called Social Action Projects, and viewers were asked to
Speaker 2: sign a declaration which stated, I commit to working together
Speaker 2: with people of all faiths against disease and poverty. Now listen,
Speaker 2: it's not about what you believe you see. Social action
Speaker 2: should transcend your faith. Social action is a result of
Speaker 2: your faith. Your church should have like an alcoholics anonymous
Speaker 2: meeting once a month or whatever. They should have women's breakfasts,
Speaker 2: men's breakfast. You should have a food locker. Here in
Speaker 2: Delaware we have the Love Incorporated Networks churches, and there's
Speaker 2: some Methodists, there's some Baptist. But when somebody has a problem,
Speaker 2: they call them, They look at their map of their partners.
Speaker 2: He's the closest church that the idea is to help
Speaker 2: them with their necessity, help them find food, shelter, but
Speaker 2: it's also to feed them spiritually. Right, you go to
Speaker 2: Salvation Army, bless them for what they do. They're going
Speaker 2: to help you out physically. But if you're not helping
Speaker 2: someone spiritually, then you're kind of missing the bigger picture.
Speaker 2: And that's not George talking about about the Salvation Army.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying again pre nineteen thirties, for the last
Speaker 2: couple thousand years, when somebody had an issue, if the
Speaker 2: family couldn't provide, they went to the local church. At
Speaker 2: my last church, they had a mercy fund. The first
Speaker 2: Sunday we had the Lord's Supper and then we had
Speaker 2: a mercy offering if you will, right, but put the
Speaker 2: plates around in. Everybody put money in and we put
Speaker 2: that aside. If somebody had an issue, maybe they could
Speaker 2: meet their electric bill or sometime of a short term
Speaker 2: financial issue, but that should all be secondary. Right in America,
Speaker 2: the push for ecumenical social action has been spearheaded by
Speaker 2: Rick Warren, the old pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California.
Speaker 2: He's best known for his book The Purpose Driven Life,
Speaker 2: which by two thousand and seven had sold over thirty
Speaker 2: million copies. Many churches were persuaded to join Warren's Purpose
Speaker 2: Driven movement because his book topped the New York Times
Speaker 2: bestseller list and was featured on MSM shows such as
Speaker 2: Good Morning America, etc. After all, didn't this prove Warren
Speaker 2: was anointed by God somehow? Where other evangelical spokesmen had failed.
Speaker 2: Warren had penetrated the anti religious bias of America's mainstream media.
Speaker 2: Good Old CNN even called him America's pastor, and Barry
Speaker 2: Oh invited him to give the invocation it is inauguration,
Speaker 2: So the true reasons for Warren's bursting on the scene
Speaker 2: suggests something besides God's anointing. Remember, Warren was a member
Speaker 2: of the Council on Foreign Relations. He had ties to
Speaker 2: Rupert Murdoch. The Purpose Driven Life was published by Zondervan,
Speaker 2: a division of HarperCollins owned by at least it was
Speaker 2: News Corp. Murdoch. And you know Rick Warren again on
Speaker 2: the cover of Time magazine, and again it doesn't have
Speaker 2: this way it did in nineteen seventy five or seventy
Speaker 2: six when they book Carter on the front and got
Speaker 2: him elected, the all shucks peanut farmer who hijacked our
Speaker 2: education system. And once you realize that Rick Warren is
Speaker 2: intimately connected to a man who is, argue you believe
Speaker 2: the world's most powerful media magnet, and that both have
Speaker 2: been CFR members, Warren's rising star becomes more fathomable. And
Speaker 2: there are people that have criticized his theology, and of
Speaker 2: course the big one when a pastor makes his own translation,
Speaker 2: it's disturbing to me, and it attributed to ecumenism. In
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight, helped by a two million dollar
Speaker 2: donation by Rupert Morroch, Warren launched the Peace Coalition. Time
Speaker 2: magazine reported the initiative with the headline Rick Warren goes Global.
Speaker 2: You noticed how many times they use that word. Nothing
Speaker 2: to see here. The organization's website states that the plan
Speaker 2: is a massive effort to mobilize one billion Christians to
Speaker 2: attack the five global There it is again evil giants
Speaker 2: of our day, spiritual emptiness, self centered, leadership, extreme poverty,
Speaker 2: pandemic disease, and illiteracy and education. There you go, once again,
Speaker 2: get involved in education. So once again, behind idealist language
Speaker 2: lies a plan for an ecumenical world. Would it be
Speaker 2: healthy for Rick Warren to preside over an empire of
Speaker 2: a billion Christians? Absolutely not. That coalition was an obvious
Speaker 2: compliment to Tony Blair's Faith Foundation. So as America's point
Speaker 2: man for ecumenical social action, some people said Rick Warren
Speaker 2: might be called the Harry F. Ward of today. But
Speaker 2: unlike Ward, Rick Warren doesn't praise communism, which is an ideology,
Speaker 2: but considers it passe. But like Ward, his coalition plan
Speaker 2: would forge churches into a volunteer army in the service
Speaker 2: of the globalist, socialist new world order. And again pro Israel.
Speaker 2: Take a one minute break so you can hear Jack
Speaker 2: kids tell you that if your church isn't pro Israel,
Speaker 2: it's not really a church.
Speaker 16: God came to this world as a Jew. He's coming
Speaker 16: back as a resurrected man. Jesus Christ not only the
Speaker 16: King of kings and the Lord of lords, but he's
Speaker 16: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 17: King of the Jews.
Speaker 16: His throne will be in Jerusalem, the Jewish capital in
Speaker 16: the nation of Israel, the Jewish state, and he will
Speaker 16: sit upon the throne of David, an amazing Jewish musician
Speaker 16: and warrior and king. All this rhetoric you're hearing, everybody
Speaker 16: get pumped. We're in the last days.
Speaker 17: It's got to go this way.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 17: If your church is not pro Israel, it's not a church.
Speaker 16: If your church is not pro Israel and pro reaching
Speaker 16: the Jewish people with the love of God, you're not
Speaker 16: in a New Testament church. You're actually attending a fraud.
Speaker 17: It's fraudulent.
Speaker 16: Get up, get out, and when you find a Jew,
Speaker 16: hug them, tell them that you're praying for them, and
Speaker 16: that Jesus Christ, according to Proverbs thirty verse four, is
Speaker 16: the son of God to the.
Speaker 17: Jewish people God.
Speaker 2: That guy's all over the place. By the way, again,
Speaker 2: that was Jack Kibbs. Rick Warrem has spoken at the
Speaker 2: World Economic Forum in Davos, the CFR Harvard Kennedy School,
Speaker 2: Ted talks the Global Health Summit. That guy is certainly
Speaker 2: part of the club and part of the ecumenical movement
Speaker 2: to bring this one world religion. I need to move
Speaker 2: along because I'm pressed on time. I may do a
Speaker 2: follow up later in the week, but I have more
Speaker 2: clips to play and I have a few things I
Speaker 2: want to mention on the prosperity Gospel and this church
Speaker 2: pretty culture. This next clip is pastor Quotations Greg Locke,
Speaker 2: who I'm going to be completely transparent with you. Back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty and twenty one, I looked up to
Speaker 2: him because he didn't close his church, and then he
Speaker 2: turned into something else. I think you know he was
Speaker 2: obviously bought out. He has a huge amount of money
Speaker 2: now and I know where he gets his money from.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: This is Greg lock.
Speaker 9: The Gaza Strip, which has now been cut off by Israel,
Speaker 9: and rightly so. They should have cut him off a
Speaker 9: long time ago. I don't care how insensitive you think
Speaker 9: I am to that there's six doors in this church
Speaker 9: and leaving time you want to.
Speaker 2: They've cut him.
Speaker 9: Off, you know, electricity, they've cut off the water.
Speaker 2: They should have no listen.
Speaker 9: I'm not for hurting anyone that's innocent, but anybody that
Speaker 9: supports terrorism is not innocent.
Speaker 2: Do you can't stand out?
Speaker 9: Israel should make the Gaza Strip a parking lot by
Speaker 9: this time, destroy the whole thing. Well, what they ought
Speaker 9: to do is evacuate up there on the heel and
Speaker 9: get a great big missile and blow that wicked dome
Speaker 9: of the rock plumb off of the spot where it's
Speaker 9: standing right now, so we can get that Third Temple
Speaker 9: reveal and nuts, they're in the Coming of Jesus.
Speaker 11: Boy, it is embarrassing and shameful as an American Christian
Speaker 11: to hear that, and to know that video is from
Speaker 11: a few years ago. It's been on the internet. No
Speaker 11: one bothered to highlight it. Most people weren't even aware
Speaker 11: this was going on. Oh, it's definitely going on. These
Speaker 11: are very common views. Seems obvious that Mike Huckabee has
Speaker 11: them that a lot of the Christian Zietists. John Hagey,
Speaker 11: do you think just like Israel? They just like Israel
Speaker 11: a lot. No, these are clerics, so their lives were
Speaker 11: informed by their religious views. What are their religious views?
Speaker 11: Well you just heard it right there from Pastor Locke,
Speaker 11: who's quite a prominent Christian Zionis. He's not some lone wacko.
Speaker 11: And there he is with an Israeli flag waving behind him.
Speaker 11: Casual calls for genocidal violence. Just blow it up, make
Speaker 11: it a parking lot. Well, two million people live there.
Speaker 11: What happens to them? They're terrorist sympathizers. That right there
Speaker 11: is the tell this is not Christianity. Imagine Jesus saying,
Speaker 11: just kill them all, they're terrorists. Is there anything in
Speaker 11: the Gospel that's just Jesus believed that. No, there's a
Speaker 11: lot to suggest, in fact, to tell us in very
Speaker 11: clear terms, he thought the opposite.
Speaker 2: Of course, Yeah, there you go. It's very hard to
Speaker 2: watch what he's turned into, very disappointing, and I can't
Speaker 2: honestly say that I was shame on me for being
Speaker 2: so into him without really checking out his theology. Obviously
Speaker 2: his character showed when he had Pastor Dean Odelon and
Speaker 2: he tried to have his people arrested, and he's thrown
Speaker 2: people out of his church. Just just pure evil and
Speaker 2: there's so much misguidedness, you know, John Hagy with all
Speaker 2: these people saying that the mission of the church is
Speaker 2: to comfort and bless the Jewish people. The mission of
Speaker 2: the church is the great commission. It's in the Book
Speaker 2: of Acts. It's very clear one one.
Speaker 6: Both of us serve the same God, the God of Abraham,
Speaker 6: Isaac and Jacob. Some of you have other gods. The
Speaker 6: God you serve is the face you see in the mirror.
Speaker 6: But the real God is the God of Abraham, Isaac
Speaker 6: and Jacob. Both Christians and Jews get their spiritual roots
Speaker 6: from Abraham.
Speaker 2: You sure, bro, You're sure about that. You are one
Speaker 2: hundred percent sure about that. John Hage says, it's the
Speaker 2: mission of the Church to comfort and bless the Jewish people.
Speaker 2: What do Christians and Jews have in common? They worship
Speaker 2: the same God. That pastor's statement contradicts the plain words
Speaker 2: of Christ. The Church's mission is not merely to comfort anyone.
Speaker 2: It is to preach repentance and God's to every person,
Speaker 2: including the Jewish people. Luke twenty four to forty seven says,
Speaker 2: and that repentance and remission of sins should be preached
Speaker 2: in His name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem Romans
Speaker 2: one sixteen. For I'm not a shame of the Gospel
Speaker 2: of Jesus Christ to the jew and the Greek. And
Speaker 2: Jesus plainly taught that anyone who rejects the Son does
Speaker 2: not possess the Father. So we don't have the same father,
Speaker 2: like Haigy, says John eight four to two is the
Speaker 2: biggest one. If God were your father, ye would love me.
Speaker 2: And John fifteen twenty three he hateth I'm sorry. He
Speaker 2: that hateth me hateth my father also, and if you
Speaker 2: go look at first John one, chapter two, verses twenty
Speaker 2: two and twenty three very clear that there are many
Speaker 2: many verses that say, if you want to get to
Speaker 2: the Father, you must trust in the Sun. And they
Speaker 2: do not. They reject him. And then you have now
Speaker 2: just to think that they can bring sex into the church,
Speaker 2: and they have drag queens reading Bible verses and presenting
Speaker 2: children's hour.
Speaker 18: Do either of you have any questions from miss Pennycost?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 9: Thank you?
Speaker 18: Yeah, you like her eyeshadow, that's great. Yeah, yeah, maybe
Speaker 18: she'll let you borrow it when you're older, when you're
Speaker 18: allowed to wear makeups.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 18: One of the things I think is great about Miss
Speaker 18: Pennycost is she reminds us that we follow a God
Speaker 18: who calls us to not conform to things of this world.
Speaker 18: That we're supposed to be transformed by the renewal of
Speaker 18: our minds. And that means that what I think today
Speaker 18: may have to change tomorrow if I continue to renew
Speaker 18: my mind. And it's so cool that we are of
Speaker 18: a God that calls us to continue to grow and
Speaker 18: continue to change into something new, and to not be
Speaker 18: bound by the ways that the world confines us sometimes
Speaker 18: that we're supposed to live differently.
Speaker 2: So now this pastor has taken Romans twelve to two,
Speaker 2: which is, do not conform to the pattern of this world,
Speaker 2: but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. That's
Speaker 2: now a pro drag queen Bible verse. Okay, got it,
Speaker 2: mister pastor in your big pink outfit there and with
Speaker 2: the drag queen standing in front of children again, a
Speaker 2: very special place in hell for these people. The prosperity
Speaker 2: Gospel touch on that for a minute. It's one of
Speaker 2: the most dangerous counterfeit operating, you know, within the modern church,
Speaker 2: because it takes words such as faith and blessing in
Speaker 2: abundance and twist them into this promise of material wealth
Speaker 2: and physical health and personal success. The Benny Hens the
Speaker 2: Joel Olstein's Kenneth copelends they present God as a means
Speaker 2: of obtaining what the flesh desires. Right, give money, speak
Speaker 2: the right words, demonstrate enough faith, and God is supposedly
Speaker 2: obligated to reward you. God is not a genie. The
Speaker 2: message places man's comfort at the center and turns the
Speaker 2: pulpit into a marketplace. Even though Jesus warned ye cannot
Speaker 2: serve God and mammon Matthew six twenty four. Paul likewise
Speaker 2: condemned those who suppose that gain is godliness. Instructing believers
Speaker 2: from such withdrawal thyself. That's First Timothy sixty five. So again,
Speaker 2: the true Gospel does not promise riches and luxury and
Speaker 2: freedom from suffering. It calls us into repentance and to
Speaker 2: put our faith in Jesus Christ, to deny ourselves and
Speaker 2: to be obedient. And the counterfeit church, which we're talking
Speaker 2: about today, measures blessings by possessions and how big your
Speaker 2: bank account is. But the true Church treasures Christ above
Speaker 2: everything this world can offer. And then unfortunately you do
Speaker 2: have people like Kenneth Copeland wants to.
Speaker 17: That very simple. It takes a lot of money to
Speaker 17: do what we did.
Speaker 4: We have brought over one hundred let's see, the latest
Speaker 4: figure just came out, one hundred and twenty two million
Speaker 4: people to the Lord Jesus Christ.
Speaker 17: Let me give you another example.
Speaker 4: Last May I was scheduled for Legos, Nigeria as a
Speaker 4: long ways I had a week off and I was
Speaker 4: scheduled for Peru, and I prayed about it, and I thought,
Speaker 4: I'm not missing.
Speaker 17: That dedication in Jerusalem.
Speaker 4: Out the airplane that we have that I bought from
Speaker 4: Tyler Perry, and I didn't pay anywhere any Tyler is
Speaker 4: one of the greatest guys.
Speaker 17: He made it.
Speaker 4: He made that airplane so cheap for me, I couldn't
Speaker 4: help but buy it.
Speaker 19: Well my question then, well, okay, all right, but I
Speaker 19: want to get to the demons because people are very
Speaker 19: concerned about that comments.
Speaker 17: Your chance, you're inside of this. I love your eyes.
Speaker 17: And here's what happened. We flew.
Speaker 4: In twenty one days, seventy hours, forty thousand miles, touched
Speaker 4: five continents, and preached face to face personally with one
Speaker 4: hundred and twenty five thousand people.
Speaker 12: Do you ever.
Speaker 19: Do you ever use your private chats to go visit
Speaker 19: your vacation homes for example?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 17: I did that.
Speaker 19: Again, getting back to the comment, you said that you
Speaker 19: don't like to fly commercial because you don't want to
Speaker 19: get into a tube with a bunch of demons. Do
Speaker 19: you really believe that human beings are demons.
Speaker 4: No, I do not, And don't you ever say I did.
Speaker 4: We wrestle not with flesh and blood, but Principalitian powers.
Speaker 19: Can you explain what you meant by that by that term?
Speaker 19: Then just explain because it's really, Oh.
Speaker 2: That's hard to listen to. It's probably the seventh or
Speaker 2: eighth time I've played it, whether it was on the
Speaker 2: radio or on the podcast. Imagine saying it takes a
Speaker 2: lot of money to do what we do. I've brought
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty two or over right, we have
Speaker 2: brought over one hundred and twenty two million people to
Speaker 2: the Lord Jesus Christ. Yeah, okay, whatever you say. Just
Speaker 2: an evil evil man, evil man, another prosperity false pastor.
Speaker 2: And then you have the entertainment driven churches. And you
Speaker 2: know many churches have traded reverence. See here's the thing.
Speaker 2: A lot of people give this a pass. I don't.
Speaker 2: Why is that because if you're having a smoke show
Speaker 2: at church and banging drums and again, this is just
Speaker 2: my point of view. You don't have to agree with it.
Speaker 2: I'm just telling you how I feel. My opinion. This
Speaker 2: the entertainment driven churches. You know, they have cars themed events,
Speaker 2: the movie cars, you know, Star Wars themed events during
Speaker 2: church service. That shows a lack of fear of God.
Speaker 2: We are to fear God. And they've traded reverence for
Speaker 2: entertainment and they've transformed worship into a concert that is
Speaker 2: not worship. People don't understand the term worship anymore. Worship
Speaker 2: is the belief ver's wholehearted response of reverence, love, obedience, praise,
Speaker 2: and surrendered to the Triune God, giving him the glory
Speaker 2: and the honor that belonged to him alone. If you
Speaker 2: look at John four twenty three, twenty four says we
Speaker 2: have to be sincere and grounded in God's revealed truth.
Speaker 2: God is a spirit and they that worship him must
Speaker 2: worship him in spirit and truth. And it's how we
Speaker 2: should live every day, not just Sunday right Romans twelve
Speaker 2: to one, giving God his due Psalms twenty nine two
Speaker 2: and obedience John fourteen five. True worship flows from a
Speaker 2: heart submitted to God. It should be God centered, God fearing,
Speaker 2: Christ exalting and spirit enabled. Now I'm not saying there's
Speaker 2: definitely a place for music guitars, you know, acoustic guitars.
Speaker 2: But straight up, you know what I'm talking about. The
Speaker 2: megachurch with the blaring music and the lights flashing and smoke.
Speaker 2: That is not a church. That is an entertainment. It's theater.
Speaker 2: It's a theatrical production. And now you have emotionalism replacing doctrine. Right.
Speaker 2: Doctrine provides the foundation that keeps believers from being carried
Speaker 2: away by manipulation, false manifestations, and every fashionable teaching. Remember
Speaker 2: Paul warn Christians not to remain spiritual children tossed to
Speaker 2: and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine.
Speaker 2: That's why we have to be careful about things that
Speaker 2: aren't in the canon. Genuine spiritual conviction produces lasting fruit.
Speaker 2: You have repentance, obedience, holiness, discernment, and the love for
Speaker 2: the truth. Emotion can't accompany that work, but it can't
Speaker 2: replace it. If a church teaches people to chase and
Speaker 2: experience instead of knowing scripture, it leaves them defenseless against deception.
Speaker 2: And then you know, we've covered this much of the
Speaker 2: last hour and ten minutes. The church celebrity culture right,
Speaker 2: and it's very simple. Remember the message, not the messenger.
Speaker 2: I heard a pastor of Fertik actually the guy in
Speaker 2: the North Carolina. I guess big celebrity culture now. They
Speaker 2: carry all these guys on TBN because they get big ratings.
Speaker 2: He was talking about introducing his son to led Zeppelin,
Speaker 2: and he said, admittedly jokingly, but remember perception. You're a
Speaker 2: pastor in front of what does they have five hundred,
Speaker 2: maybe a thousand people. I don't know how many people
Speaker 2: he has in that crowd, but he has a huge
Speaker 2: throng of people, not to include all the people watching
Speaker 2: him on television. He's like, I don't care if he
Speaker 2: grows up to be a Christian, but he better know
Speaker 2: about led Zeppelin, something to that effect. And of course
Speaker 2: it comes off as a joke, but when you're in
Speaker 2: the house of the Lord once again, it goes back
Speaker 2: to you're not really fearing God. And that's what these
Speaker 2: church celebrity cultures are. They're selling books, their images, their platforms.
Speaker 2: I would never name my ministry after myself, right, the
Speaker 2: George Hobbs crusades, No, never going to happen. New Disciple Fellowship,
Speaker 2: that's what it is, and it's dangerous. Remember Paul directly
Speaker 2: confronted this mentality in Corinth, where believers were dividing themselves
Speaker 2: according to their preferred teachers. He asked, who then is
Speaker 2: Paul and who is Apollos? But ministers by whom he
Speaker 2: believed no pastor should receive the devotion, loyalty, or admiration
Speaker 2: that belongs to Christ alone and of story. And speaking
Speaker 2: of pastors who don't know doctrine, here is Paul Ostein
Speaker 2: or Joel Ostein Pardon Phoenix, Arizona.
Speaker 20: Hello, Hello, Larry, You're the best, and thank you Joel
Speaker 20: for your positive messages and your book. I'm wondering, though,
Speaker 20: why you sized tip Larry's earlier question about how we
Speaker 20: get to heaven. The Bible clearly tells us that Jesus
Speaker 20: is the way, the truth and the light, and the
Speaker 20: only way that the fathers through him. That's not really
Speaker 20: a message of condemnation, but of truth.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I would agree with her. I believe that that's.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 15: Well, here's my thing, Larry, is I can't judge somebody's heart,
Speaker 15: you know, I don't know. Only God can look at
Speaker 15: somebody's heart, and so I don't know. I just to me,
Speaker 15: it's not my business to say, you know, this one
Speaker 15: is or this one isn't. I'm just saying, here's what
Speaker 15: the Bible teaches, and I want to put my faith in, uh,
Speaker 15: you know, in Christ. And I just I think it's
Speaker 15: wrong when we go around saying, you know, you're not going,
Speaker 15: you're not going, You're not going because it's not exactly
Speaker 15: my way.
Speaker 17: I'm not going to believe.
Speaker 15: I believe my way. I believe my way with all
Speaker 15: my heart.
Speaker 2: But doesn't share it.
Speaker 17: Well, he is wrong, and.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 15: If I look at it like that, I would, I
Speaker 15: would present my way. But I'm just gonna let God
Speaker 15: be the judge of that. And I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 22: Know, So you make no judgment on anyone.
Speaker 2: No, but I'll prove a no.
Speaker 15: I just you know what, I'll let someone let I
Speaker 15: let God be the judge who goes to heaven and Hell.
Speaker 15: And I just again, I present the truth and I
Speaker 15: say it every week. You know, I believe it's a
Speaker 15: relationship with Jesus. But you know what, I'm not going
Speaker 15: to go around telling everybody else if they don't want
Speaker 15: to believe that, that's going to be their choice. God's
Speaker 15: got to look at your own heart. God's got to
Speaker 15: look at your heart and only God knows that.
Speaker 2: And that's part of the ecamental ecumenical movement. Pardon me,
Speaker 2: it's because that guy is biblically illiterate and he can
Speaker 2: mass thousands of people at his arena on Sundays and
Speaker 2: his book that has sold millions of copies, Live your
Speaker 2: Best Life, right, nothing about self denial. Just unbelievable that
Speaker 2: anybody who has read just a little bit of the
Speaker 2: New Testament would say, what's wrong with you? You're either
Speaker 2: in Christ or anti Christ, either going to heaven or hell.
Speaker 2: There's no one between. And he's just like, well, I
Speaker 2: don't really want to offend somebody who might be considering
Speaker 2: going to my church and buying my book. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of false unity movements out there. Repentance have been
Speaker 2: removed from the Gospel. Much of the modern church has
Speaker 2: reduced the Gospel to just repeating a prayer. And Billy
Speaker 2: Graham was guilty of that. He was guilty of that, right,
Speaker 2: raising a hand. Your life's changed, right, It's just when
Speaker 2: repentance is removed, you're not confronting your sins anymore. Jesus
Speaker 2: died for our sins, and conviction is replaced by affirmation,
Speaker 2: and church has become filled with people who have never
Speaker 2: understood their need to be born again. Biblical grace does
Speaker 2: not give sinners permission to remain comfortable in rebellion. If
Speaker 2: you're truly saved, the fruit of your works will bear that.
Speaker 2: If teachers, I should say it teaches believers to deny
Speaker 2: ungodliness and worldly loss, just mentioned in the pastoral epistle
Speaker 2: of Titus. I think it's two eleven. A gospel that
Speaker 2: promises heaven without repentance, and discipleship without obedience, and Christ
Speaker 2: without the crost without the cross. Pardon me. That's another
Speaker 2: gospel and the biggest one that really has I mean,
Speaker 2: it's been around for a long time. But political churches,
Speaker 2: and again I hate to keep bringing up my last church,
Speaker 2: but I mean, he was a it was a Maga
Speaker 2: pulpit and an Israel pulpit, And these political churches are
Speaker 2: exchanging the Gospel for earthly rulers and rather judging every
Speaker 2: political movement by scripture, they're reshaping scripture to defend a
Speaker 2: party or a candidate. God bless America. God created all
Speaker 2: of us here, He hated the world. We're all made
Speaker 2: in His image. Man made borders the church is commanded
Speaker 2: to pray for rulers, yep, but it never became the
Speaker 2: religious arm of the state. When Peter and the Apostles
Speaker 2: were commanded to disobey God, they said, we ought to
Speaker 2: obey God rather than man. Look at Polycarp eighty six
Speaker 2: years old. Hail Caesar, Polycart. Nope, nope. I believe in
Speaker 2: God and Jesus Christ. God's had my back for eighty
Speaker 2: six years. I'm not going to turn my back on him. Now.
Speaker 2: Come on, Caesar is king. No, No, Jesus is king.
Speaker 2: And they killed him for it. And as I mentioned
Speaker 2: in my podcast last night, maybe just possibly something like
Speaker 2: that could happen in our lifetime if they build that
Speaker 2: third Temple and they get the Noahyde laws passed. And
Speaker 2: by the way, this isn't fear mongering. This is just
Speaker 2: the truth. It's out there, it's in the tow mood.
Speaker 2: There's a Noahide conference happening in November. Just want people
Speaker 2: to be prepared. There's a lot of people who said
Speaker 2: they will never take the mark, and many of them will.
Speaker 2: And as Joel, what about those faiths? Pardon me, as
Speaker 2: Joel Ostein was just clueless and didn't have the courage
Speaker 2: to say you need to be in Christ or you're
Speaker 2: going to hell. Billy Graham was the same way on
Speaker 2: Larry King.
Speaker 22: But what about those faiths, the Mormons and the others
Speaker 22: that you mentioned. Believe in Christ, they believe they will
Speaker 22: meet Christ. What about those like the Jews, the Muslims
Speaker 22: who don't believe.
Speaker 23: In God's hand. I can't be the judge.
Speaker 22: You don't judge them.
Speaker 23: No, how do you feel?
Speaker 2: How do you feel when you see.
Speaker 22: A lot of these strong Christian leaders go on television
Speaker 22: and say you are condemned, you will live in hell if.
Speaker 17: You do not accept Jesus Christ.
Speaker 22: And they they are forceful and judgmental.
Speaker 23: They have a right to say that, and they are.
Speaker 23: They are true to a certain extent. But that's not
Speaker 23: my calling. My calling is to preach the love of
Speaker 23: God and the forgiveness of God and the fact that
Speaker 23: He does forgive us. That's what the Cross is all about,
Speaker 23: what the resurrection is all about. That's the gospel. And
Speaker 23: you can get off on all kinds of different side trails.
Speaker 23: And when I in my earlier ministry, I did the same.
Speaker 23: But as I got older, I guess I became more
Speaker 23: mellow and more forgiving and more loving. And the Jerry
Speaker 23: Fowls and people like that, I love them. I thank
Speaker 23: God for their ministry. He has a great university, and
Speaker 23: two of three my grandchildren have gone there and they
Speaker 23: have had a tremendous change in their lives for being there.
Speaker 23: And some of the other people are the same way
Speaker 23: that on the other end of the extreme. Ron Hold
Speaker 23: nearby here in New York years ago preached against me,
Speaker 23: Oh spoke against me. I loved him with all my heart.
Speaker 23: I went to see him and all these people.
Speaker 2: Well, and there you go, Billy Graham, you know, to
Speaker 2: say it's in godhad he's a pastor. He's avoiding the
Speaker 2: question and the fact that he didn't offend someone on CNN.
Speaker 2: That's an eye opener as well. And he sounds exactly
Speaker 2: like Joel Ostein. You know, he may have mellowed with age,
Speaker 2: but scripture doesn't. It certainly doesn't. And you know, we've
Speaker 2: talked about lukewarm Christianity. Bible illiteracy is one of the
Speaker 2: biggest one. And listen, we're not all going to see
Speaker 2: eye to eye, but if we agree on the basics,
Speaker 2: that's the most important. But again, when people take a
Speaker 2: pastor's word, well, he went to Bible college, but you're
Speaker 2: the same person who stood up to cod against a
Speaker 2: doctor who went to college for even longer. In most cases,
Speaker 2: if you know the word, you have a right to
Speaker 2: say to not stand up in the middle of a sermon, obviously,
Speaker 2: but to pull this out afterwards. You know, we have
Speaker 2: many Christians who know popular sermons, worship lyrics, motivational sayings,
Speaker 2: but they can't explain salvation repentance. Remember Hosea four to six.
Speaker 2: My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge, and when
Speaker 2: believers neglect the word, they become vulnerable to every persuasive
Speaker 2: speaker who twists scripture for personal game. For me becoming
Speaker 2: unilliterate or unilliterate. Wow, don't audio clip that being biblically illiterate.
Speaker 2: Pardon me. That's gold, Jerry, that's gold. It was pulling
Speaker 2: out of pop culture. It was getting away from music
Speaker 2: and starting the day in prayer. And you know, with
Speaker 2: a devotional I've read the Book of John so many times.
Speaker 2: That's what we're going through on our radio show every
Speaker 2: Thursday night, w RMI Foundations and Faith. We're doing one
Speaker 2: chapter at a time, and it's just so important that
Speaker 2: we get in the book, and it's okay to pull
Speaker 2: the preacher aside afterwards. And if your preacher doesn't stick
Speaker 2: around for questions after church, that's a problem. That's a
Speaker 2: big problem. And churches avoiding spiritual warfare. You have many
Speaker 2: churches that speak of personal improvement Allah joel ostein while
Speaker 2: refusing to acknowledge the spiritual war that surrounds them. And
Speaker 2: you heard it. We wrestle not against the flesh and blood,
Speaker 2: but against principalities, against powers and the rulers of the
Speaker 2: darkness of this world. And there are evil. There's evil
Speaker 2: all over the world. You know, Satan, demon's temptation, false religions,
Speaker 2: the Synagogue of Satan, and a church that refuses to
Speaker 2: address spiritual warfare, it leaves their people unprepared for the
Speaker 2: enemy attacks. Spiritual warfare is no joke. It is no joke.
Speaker 2: Pastors must teach believers to remain sober and vigilant because
Speaker 2: their adversary walks about as a roaring lion who was
Speaker 2: seeking to devour. Ignoring the battle does not make it disappear.
Speaker 2: It merely leaves the congregation defenseless. And I'm gonna close
Speaker 2: with this. Stephen Furtick clip I's.
Speaker 17: On my stay with him.
Speaker 5: I say, who wasn't this children? Who?
Speaker 24: I know every item the night, I know them all.
Speaker 24: He to be going, he to be going. I'm clapping,
Speaker 24: I'm praising. I feel like I just snorted cocaine or something.
Speaker 24: I'm so excited and I never did that before.
Speaker 2: And they laughed. He just said, like, you're snorting cocaine.
Speaker 2: He's talking about drugs and church. Oh, it's just a joke.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm talking this entertainment. This brokelt I
Speaker 2: feel like I just snorted copas. I mean, that is
Speaker 2: too much. And that's where we're at now. I got
Speaker 2: to close with this. Baptism is very, very important, and
Speaker 2: that's one of the more arguments you need baptism to
Speaker 2: be saved. I believe that baptism is a showing of
Speaker 2: faith and it is an act of obedience and a
Speaker 2: public identification with Christ. Scripture consistently teaches that salvation is
Speaker 2: by grace through faith, not by the act of baptism itself,
Speaker 2: and by the way all transparency. I am not a
Speaker 2: fan of infant baptism. Like I grew up in the
Speaker 2: Methodist Church, and that's what you did. But let it
Speaker 2: be known that if your little one passes that he
Speaker 2: is in the arms of the Lord. He loves the
Speaker 2: little children. And until a person and can understand, you
Speaker 2: know right from wrong, and is able to make that decision,
Speaker 2: you don't have to worry about that. However, I think
Speaker 2: dedicating a child through the parents saying that they're going
Speaker 2: to bring them up in a house of the Lord,
Speaker 2: that's good. But it's also great to where you can
Speaker 2: bring family members in. Hey, the family members who aren't
Speaker 2: in church. Hey, we're having little Johnny's dedication. We'd love
Speaker 2: you to come. Anytime you can get somebody in the church.
Speaker 2: That's why if you've been to a funeral, if that
Speaker 2: pastor doesn't teach the Gospel of Jesus at that funeral,
Speaker 2: in many cases that might be the only time an
Speaker 2: individual is in a church. So make sure that that
Speaker 2: gets done. That's so important. Many timeunerals. The last funeral
Speaker 2: I attended back in the fall, I heard somebody say, Hey,
Speaker 2: the only time I see you is here at a funeral. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the only time I ever go to church. That's
Speaker 2: when you have to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: But it's again the scripture consistently teaches that salvation is
Speaker 2: by grace through faith. Ephesians to wait for by grace?
Speaker 2: Are you saved through faith? Not of works? Lest any
Speaker 2: man should boast Romans ten John three point sixteen. Whosoever
Speaker 2: believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Speaker 2: Believe in Jesus. Believe in Jesus. Yes, repent. Of course
Speaker 2: we must repent and get baptized. If you just had
Speaker 2: your head sprinkled when you were little, go find a
Speaker 2: place get yourself baptized. And I think that's it for
Speaker 2: the day I have. I'm four minutes late for another zoom,
Speaker 2: so I have to jump off the rest of this
Speaker 2: I'm going to be. I have to get my knee
Speaker 2: looked at. I did a number on it, and I
Speaker 2: have a bunch of other things going on which I
Speaker 2: may or may not be filling you in in the
Speaker 2: near future. But just keep me in your prayers and
Speaker 2: thank you for your time and your support. And I'm
Speaker 2: praying for each and every one of you. And if
Speaker 2: we didn't see eye to eye on some of these things,
Speaker 2: I hope you'll approach it in a way that's decent
Speaker 2: and honorable. You know, when I play these clips, I'll
Speaker 2: say it one last time. I'm not trying to attack
Speaker 2: an entire denomination, but I think it's so important, so
Speaker 2: important to point out say that five times fast, that
Speaker 2: much of the church has indeed been infiltrated, and it's
Speaker 2: our duty to expose these evils and hopefully they repent.
Speaker 2: Right rull rebuke them. This is our rebuke, and hopefully
Speaker 2: they'll repent and be forgiven. And let's get these churches
Speaker 2: back in order. See what happened. Gotta bless you, wal
Speaker 2: keep your head on a swivel, in Christ in your heart.
Speaker 2: And until we meet again, my friends, we will see it.
Speaker 5: The scaggrows dark, the knee she shake, the hawsome men
Speaker 5: begin to break, the loving man and face away. But
Speaker 5: still your truth from me is the saint, the kingdom's ries,
Speaker 5: the Kingdom's fall. Your voice is greater than the mars.
Speaker 12: You never live, you never lie.
Speaker 5: My shepherd walks you by my side.
Speaker 17: You never had a lot of streams and fear.
Speaker 5: The still small voice is hone.
Speaker 17: To you appear.
Speaker 5: All the world may turn away. I stand upon WHI
Speaker 5: you still say no crown on us. No praising man
Speaker 5: can steal the hook you place with it.
Speaker 12: My che is.
Speaker 5: Coming from above. I finished his erasing faith.
Speaker 21: There the narrow rose hard to climb, the faithful not
Speaker 21: to narrow.
Speaker 5: Time, get every tear.
Speaker 8: Each a lonely night.
Speaker 5: It soon before your holy sigh, and the trump fits closer,
Speaker 5: then before redemption waves beyond the door.
Speaker 21: So let the scoffers laugh today.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow Christ will have his way when the chomping sounds.
Speaker 24: Let me be.
Speaker 5: Found watching and pray and on holy ground, lamp burning,
Speaker 5: ride through the darkest night, clothing your mercy. Walking in
Speaker 5: lamp had no side. Whils come and King, don stray.
Speaker 5: My soul is a no compromise, no room for field.
Speaker 5: The grave was choptured by the sun. From every trick,
Speaker 5: from every lamp, readem forever we will stand. King Jesus, Come,
Speaker 5: o horse, so cry until that.
Speaker 12: Day FASTI even so coming Jesus. My hope is not
Speaker 12: in this saw.
Speaker 5: My hope is him the King who is coming.
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