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District Attorney Matthew Barton’s righteous press release re “pastor” Lindsey Whiteside of  Getwell Church, “She used the Gospel of Jesus Christ as a weapon!”

Thank you, Sir, for calling the judge’s decision “an abomination,” and for your righteous rebuke of the sexual predator and the system that gave her such a light sentence. As well as calling out corrupt public school officials. Below are my comments regarding an unbiblical ecclesiology that fosters this environment.   As I have had

The Triad of National Sin, and the one commonly practiced in unbiblical churches

Before we start, let’s define what national sin is. Historically speaking, in short, national sins refer to the sins that a nation collectively commits, both individually and corporately. For example, the sins of abortion and homosexuality have been historically known as national sins. These sins have been legislated from our nation’s highest levels of legislative

When Church services become platforms for National holidays

There’s nothing wrong with setting aside a special personal day to honor your mother and father. But as time goes on, I see an increasing number of Churches incorporating National holidays into their “Church” services, even with birthdays and graduation ceremonies. They’ve become increasingly pragmatic, horizontal, and idolatrous. Last year on Mother’s Day I sat

What is egalitarianism or an egalitarian?

I’m not going to win a popularity contest with this, but I’m not called to tickle itchy ears (2 Timothy 4:1-5). Christians must tell the truth in love, and love with the truth, because love warns. Sadly, today a majority of professing Christians and pastors have lowered the standard or threshold of what defines egalitarianism.

The “altar calls” or “invitations” seen in churches are not Biblical, they are anti-biblical

The “altar calls” or “invitations” seen in churches (or events) are not Biblical. They are anti-biblical, idolatrous, and/or perhaps even a type of anti-Christ. Altar calls are nothing more than a pragmatic, emotionally driven, decision-making experience, that manipulates simpletons while impersonating Christ and creating a counterfeit Christianity. That’s why we have so many goats today

The song Hallelujah is not a “Christian” song

A little Los Angeles history and how it became closely associated with contemporary music and a pseudō church history in this regard. Today this song Hallelujah is played on “Christian radio” and sung in many “churches.” But what most don’t realize is that the one who wrote and first produced this song was not a