Erin Benziger also has a short commentary about the situation. Beth Moore has gone farther and farther into false teachings, and yet churches still allow her stuff to be used for “Bible study” classes and small groups, and women continue to spend thousands of dollars purchasing her materials or attending her conferences. How far will she need to go before these people wake up? Elizabeth Prata has an excellent article about that very question.
The Berean Call has part one of an interview with Dale Ratzlaff about the false teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist cult.
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Hi Glenn,
It appears the Lord is now vindicating those who correctly warned about Moore years ago, but who were ignored at best, keelhauled at worst. The red flags that discerning believers saw years ago have now ripened into rotten fruit. Hopefully now some undiscerning believers' eyes will be opened. But I'm not holding my breath. After all, many pastors are still following Rick Warren....................
"Perhaps the Church should be more discerning when it comes to 'worship' music." - understatement of the year. I have to admit I laughed out loud when I saw some believers defending the group "As I Lay Dying" along with similar so-called "Christian metal/scream bands", only to hear the truth about Lambesis a few weeks later.
It will be a glorious day when the Lord deals with the Pearls. Millstones, anyone?
-Carolyn
PS: love the carrot graphic!
-Carolyn
A friend e-mailed that graphic this week, and I just had to use it!
The carrot graphic is great! Sorry to hear that Chandler likes Voskamp but I can't say I'm surprised since he was a big Mark Driscoll fan for years.
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