The Guy is an Adulterer and was cheating on his first wife with his current wife. How does he still have a Baptist License to be Ordained?
Modern-day witch hunt
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Simple, he could cheat on his first wife and still retain his Baptist License because he has $129million and he claimed that, after 21years of marriage, his first wife was insane.
The preacher in the video actually mentions some of the witches, including the Pastor of a well known Church, were all Male Witches. So they were included in this hot mess accusation.
You mean we should ignore bizarre preachers and focus more on the Trump witch-hunt?
Greg Locke, "pastor" of Global Vision Bible Church in Juliet, Tennessee, says a demon gave him the first and last names of six women in his church who are planted witches. In this video he says three of them "are in this room right now." It starts at around 1:40:00. Lock also calls himself a "truth-teller!" And by truth-teller I'm sure he means liar.
This is the kind of stuff that makes people laugh Christianity off as a circus side show.
I am reminded of a snake preacher in eastern w. virginia not to long ago.
Sad.
This pastor is fleecing his flock, he's worth $129million and still taking money from his congregants, probably tithing them. Beware all so called those who profess the false Christian doctrine of prosperity. They are preaching for mammon, not Christ. To show how bad the 'greed problem' among false Christian pastors is, here is a list of the top 15 money preachers, amazing: The 15 richest pastors in the world and their net worth 2021 (msn.com)
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RichMan
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No it is not a Baptist church.
Just because they choose to use that name does not make it so.
Most of us old time Baptist will have no fellowship with these pretend Baptist.
I have come to the conclusion that most who wear the name Baptist today are not really Baptist.
oh ok
I dont have time to watch you tube vids of people accusing each other of random stuff
I think child abuse is horrible though coming from a church and when perpetrators are supposedly christian and just get moved from church to church preying on the young. Those wolves ought to be banished and not ever be allowed to hold any kind of office or position of power.
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RichMan
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There are many different groups that wear the name Baptist and to my knowledge each congregation is independent and self governing.
Sadly many Baptist have strayed from what Baptist used to teach and practice.
Like most churches, one must judge each by what they teach and practice.
There are "Baptist" churches in my area this old Baptist will not fellowship with.
do they still baptise people?
I thought was the main point/doctrine of a baptist church. You know, baptism.
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RichMan
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No it is not the main point of a true old fashion Baptist church.
As I said, you would have to check what they teach and practice.
The name out front does not mean much anymore.
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RichMan
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A congregation can put any name they want out front.
There is no central ruling body to stop them.
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RichMan
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Many , maybe most of the churches started out as real Baptist but over the years a little false teaching hear and there until they have have left the truth.
I can remember when Methodist of 50 years ago were much different than Methodist of today.
Some of you other old timers can say the same about the church you attend.
Agreed, i remember as a child when Fire and Brimstone was preached, the Church was jammed packed and Revival was almost every other month somewhere.
Today, the church is barely half full, the doctrine makes you sleep through most of the message, and they've been crying why hasn't revival happened in 25 years.
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RichMan
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I know of two Baptist churches that in recent years took the word Baptist off their signs.
Did not change what they teach or practice, just changed the name.
Within two years they both doubled in attendance.
The word Baptist may bring some in and in some places it may turn them away.
As I said before, names do not mean much anymore. Can often be misleading.