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This is a really good article! Looking forward to my conversation with @AmyInCheeseLand on Christian Nationalism!
Queen Okeoma claims she’s been to hell eight times—and Otha Turnbough apparently believes her. In this episode, we uncover how her bizarre hell testimony connects to Turnbough’s viral claims about Jesus and expose the dangerous theology behind them.
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Spot on!
The history of destructive cults is also the history of "Prophets" and "Apostles" who receive new revelation from God. #KathrynKrick #GeorDavie #CharismaMag
What does the Bible actually teach about spiritual “mantles”? In this episode, we examine the growing Charismatic teaching about receiving, transferring, and inheriting mantles—and the books, courses, and ministries making money from it.
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Jenny Weaver has publicly warned people about Kathryn Krick—but just how different are their ministries? In this episode, I’m joined by Dawn Hill of The Lovesick Scribe to compare Weaver and Krick side by side, examining their claims to apostolic authority, criticisms of the local church, emphasis on deliverance and supernatural experiences, spiritual hierarchy, and the elevation of ministry leaders. Dawn brings a unique perspective as a former member of Ryan LeStrange’s organization who has personally encountered Jenny Weaver. Kathryn Krick may be the name getting the headlines right now, but the similarities uncovered in this conversation raise some serious questions about Jenny Weaver and the Core Group as well.
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In this episode, Daniel Long and Steve Kozar take a serious look at Kathryn Krick and 5F Church, examining the teachings, practices, leadership structure, and troubling reports surrounding the ministry. They also discuss the assessment of recognized cult expert and expert witness Rick Alan Ross, who concluded that 5F Church fits the characteristics of a destructive personality cult. This isn't simply the opinion of two YouTubers—we examine the evidence and ask whether what is being presented as a powerful “move of God” is actually something very different.
Here is an article from @KozarSteveMUC containing a bunch of research information about @kathrynkrick
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Great video by my good freind @KozarSteveMUC ! Thanks, brother!
From my good friends Chuck and Steve from @sheepamongwlvs !
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I watched Kenneth Copeland "preach" yesterday and I saw him do two things I've never seen him do before. He is clearly in declining health. Here's a video I posted earlier today: youtube.com/watch?v=4ZHgYQDC…
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I don't even know how many Jesse Duplantis sermons I've listened to over the years. I can honestly say that, outside of his made-up trip to Heaven sermon, I don't think I've ever heard him preach one in which he did not brag about how much money he has. He can barely go 10 minutes without talking about his filthy lucre.
But it is important for the heart to realize what the kingdom of God is and what it grants. If we could be persuaded to give this some thought and if in our hearts we were to measure and weigh how much greater and more precious a treasure this is than Mammon or the kingdom of the world, that is, than everything on earth, then we would spit at Mammon.
1 Martin Luther, Luther’s Works, Vol. 21: The Sermon on the Mount and the Magnificat, ed. Jaroslav Jan Pelikan, Hilton C. Oswald, and Helmut T. Lehmann (Saint Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1956), 202–203.
Therefore, as the dear children and heirs of God, we ought to glory in neither our wisdom, nor strength, nor riches, but in this, that we have the “pearl of great value” (Matt. 13:46), the dear Word, through which we know God, our dear Father, and Jesus Christ, whom He has sent (John 17:3). That is our treasure and heritage, and it is sure and eternal and better than all worldly possessions.
Martin Luther, Luther’s Works, Vol. 12: Selected Psalms I, ed. Jaroslav Jan Pelikan, Hilton C. Oswald, and Helmut T. Lehmann (Saint Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1999), 161.
Where did Kenneth Copeland get the idea that God is 6'2" and weighs a couple hundred pounds? Why did Benny Hinn teach that there are nine persons in the Trinity? It all traces back to one man — and a study Bible still sitting on bookshelves in millions of Christian homes. I'm joined by Chuck Lewis from Sheep Among Wolves and Steve Johnson, author of Deconstructing Kenneth Hagin, to look at who this man was, what he taught, and why so many Word of Faith teachers still endorse his Bible today.
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From Luther's lectures on the book of Galatians:
For God has laid our sins, not upon us but upon Christ, His Son. If they are taken away by Him, then they cannot be taken away by us. All Scripture says this, and we confess and pray the same thing in the Creed when we say: “I believe in Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who suffered, was crucified, and died for us.”
This is the most joyous of all doctrines and the one that contains the most comfort. It teaches that we have the indescribable and inestimable mercy and love of God. When the merciful Father saw that we were being oppressed through the Law, that we were being held under a curse, and that we could not be liberated from it by anything, He sent His Son into the world, heaped all the sins of all men upon Him, and said to Him: “Be Peter the denier; Paul the persecutor, blasphemer, and assaulter; David the adulterer; the sinner who ate the apple in Paradise; the thief on the cross. In short, be the person of all men, the one who has committed the sins of all men.
Martin Luther, Luther’s Works, Vol. 26: Lectures on Galatians, 1535, Chapters 1-4, ed. Jaroslav Jan Pelikan, Hilton C. Oswald, and Helmut T. Lehmann (Saint Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1999), 279–280.
Kathryn Krick and her self-proclaimed "spiritual father," Tanzanian prophet GeorDavie, tell packed crowds that the anointing is a free gift — "freely you have received, freely give." But watch closely, because what happens right after that promise reveals exactly what this ministry is really built on. In this video, we examine the footage for ourselves and hold it up against Scripture, including a sin the Bible condemns by name. If you or someone you love has been drawn into this movement, you'll want to see this all the way through.
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