Two short scathing videos debunking the man-made cliché “God hates the sin, but loves the sinner,” by Tim Conway & David Platt (and no it’s not a Bible verse)

Two scathing videos debunking the cliché “God hates the sin, but loves the sinner,” by Tim Conway & David Platt (and no it’s not a Bible verse).

Sadly most pastors will not teach this from their pulpits. Why not? Because they’re afraid of losing membership. Henceforth they would lose money. Folks it is a fact that too many believers in our westernized churchianity, have feminized and romanticized the Lord Jesus, as they minimize His Gospel. Just recently I heard a pastor on KWVE Christian radio (from Fort Lauderdale, FL) talk about “Jesus’ feminine attributes.” What’s ironic is this pastor appears to be feminine himself.

As I’ve said for years, too many have formed Jesus into a figment of their own imagination, rather than submit themselves to the image of Jesus as the Christ (according to the Gospel). That is a form of idolatry. We must come to Christ on His terms, according to His Gospel. We must repent from sound biting all those ‘whosoever’ verses. We must teach the ‘whole counsel of the Word of God.’

Remember the Apostle Paul’s dying death declaration. Paul said in the book of Acts that he did not have the blood of innocent man on his hands. Why? Because he taught the ‘whole counsel of the Word of God.’ A balance of love, the good, the bad, the positive, the negative, mercy, wrath, judgment, grace, damnation, salvation, etcetera etcetera. Yes the same God that is infinite in love, can at times hate (though He is sinless).

Ecclesiastes 3:8 says there’s “A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.”

Paul told us in Romans 12:9 “Let love be without hypocrisy. Abhor what is evil; cling to what is good.”

The below two short videos better explain Gods hatred compared to His love, and His love compared to His hatred.

Video 1/2 Does God Hate Sin, But Love the Sinner?, by David Platt

Does God Really Love the Sinner and Hate the Sin?, by Tim Conway