Sherry has uploaded a solid sermon on the loss of Gospel Truth in Evangelical and Fundamental churches. This is a sermon from the Pastor of First Baptist Church of Johnson City, NY. Solid and strong!
Sherry has uploaded a solid sermon on the loss of Gospel Truth in Evangelical and Fundamental churches. This is a sermon from the Pastor of First Baptist Church of Johnson City, NY. Solid and strong!
I hope all pastors who hear this sermon will do as he is doing by the clean-up of his church. I pray every reader/listener will spread this as best as they can, too.
Thanks for reblogging, sister! \o/
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Sherry, this is my prayer too! Amen! Perhaps we should ask this faithfulness of our pastors? I believe so – and that starts with praying for their separation from the world.
Thanks for bringing this sermon to us, sister!
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Hi, and good mornin.
I tried a couple of times to play it, but it wouldn’t play.
Perhaps try finding a different link?
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Thanks, Lee! I will check on it!
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Lee, you need to take the link to Sherry’s blog and play the message there.
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I did, but it still doesn’t work.
But that’s okay.
Good mornin to you and Tom, and Greta up there in the frozen tundra. 🤠
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Frozen tundra mush after needed downpour. 🙂 God bless you in the great state of Texas
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Maria, thank you for reblogging this excellent sermon! Pastor Jim spoke on several of the issues we discuss here at WP but are generally avoided by most pastors even if they are concerned. I have posted a few comments on Sherry’s blog.
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It is excellent, Tom. It gives me hope that as the apostasy continues the Truth of the Gospel of grace is being proclaimed, unknown to us. I saw your comment at Sherry’s blog and think the discussion was good!
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Thanks, Maria! What happened at this church is happening all over the world as a portion of members confront the drift into error. Unfortunately, I think a lot of times it’s the pastor who is leading the drift.
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Tom, it’s true that pastors are often leading the drift. They will answer to the Lord, sad and terrifying.
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I believe pastors are giving responsibilities to those who can do the job yet are not doing the discernment oversight. For example, Ladies Bible Study are usually overseen by the pastor’s wife and so he feels he can trust her in what she teaches or brings to the study. He probably doesn’t know anything is wrong with Beth Moore, nor does his wife who hasn’t done her due diligence in discernment. Even Ladies Bible Study needs quality control… 🙂
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Sherry, I’ve seen this happen with the book a ladies group used. It was written by Priscilla Shirer. I showed the group leader materials about her and she dismissed them. Discernment is considered meanness or legalism, or over-reaction.
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Good thoughts! As the pastor mentioned, the church has gone into a doctrine-lite mode and discernment (critical thinking based upon God’s Word) is not only in short supply but is even discouraged and frowned upon.
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Or, as Maria is my witness, a “theology-less theology.” Though this is one person with many followers who I ran across recently, it makes me wonder how many are actual believers in such an oxymoronic idea! I don’t wonder why this person calls the Holy Spirit a “she.”
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RE: a theology-less theology
When I read that I immediately thought of Joel Osteen and his predecessor, Robert Schuller.
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Right, Tom. That’s what these two represent.
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Tom, it’s true. Sherry and I witnessed this.
Sherry, it would be worth keeping up on what goes on both in comments on her About page and her posts.
About two years ago, another blogger was supported in her praise of The Shack. Bible-believing Christians refused to correct her.
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No, I’ve said what I said and her comments show that she is not making any sense nor is she teachable right now. I fear I will cause her to dig in her heels deeper in her unbiblical beliefs all the more. God will show her her errors and it will suddenly dawn on her that she followed heresy. Let her forget me and remember the correction she received. God won’t let her go if she is truly His.
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You’re right about this, Sherry. She has been told and that is all you can do. The Lord knows how to correct His children so that they are able to listen, though it can take some time.
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