Steven Furtick, pastor of Election Church, is known for his creative biblical interpretation. He recently made one of his most bizarre interpretations yet. In today’s program, we will discuss this and how it affects his qualifications as a preacher.

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Bethel Church, led by Bill Johnson and Kris Vallotton, is known for emphasizing signs and wonders, including angel feathers appearing out of thin air in its services. They made this claim just recently, in February 2024. Kris Vallotton has said he has seen angel feathers appear “on at least a couple hundred occasions.”

If that is true, I have an open challenge to Bill Johnson, Kris Vallotton, and Bethel Church. If they can meet this challenge, I will immediately and permanently shut down my ministry.

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Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, is known for being seeker-sensitive. In today’s program, we will consider the outrageous behavior of the pastors of this church and discuss the seeker-sensitive approach to doing church. Should we make the church fun and entertaining to draw lost people in?

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In 2021, Steven Furtick raised many eyebrows when he said, in a hyper-emotive rant, "I am God Almighty." People excused that as him getting tongue-tied. Fair enough. But then I found a clip from two years earlier in which he said the same thing. In 2024, he may have said the most blatantly heretical statement he has ever uttered. There is no excusing this one.

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Ten years ago I confronted Todd Bentley to his face at one of his meetings in Tulsa. Since then many people have asked me for the back story as to exactly what happened. In today's podcast, my friend, Mike Miller, who accompanied me on this trip, retells what happened and how everything transpired. We will also discuss Mike Bickle of IHOP.

• Grace Family Bible Church, pastored by Mike Miller

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Ken Ham is the founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis, The Creation Museum, and The Ark Encounter. Many Christians struggle to answer questions regarding evolution, the age of the earth, and Noah’s flood. In today’s podcast, I will ask Ken about the importance of a young earth, where all the people came from for Cain to build his city, and if the Flood was global or merely a localized flood, as some evangelicals today are trying to argue. I will also ask Ken why he calls Andy Stanley a false teacher. There’s lots of information packed in here!

• Answers in Genesis
• The Creation Museum
• The Ark Encounter

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In September of 2023, Alistair Begg advised a Christian grandmother that she should attend the wedding of her "transexual" homosexual grandson (or granddaughter - this changes with different tellings of the story) and even give a gift in honor of it. This caused an immense controversy in evangelical circles. On January 28, in an evening service sermon (linked below), Alistair addressed the controversy and defended his advice. He largely employed the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15 as his scriptural defense.

In today's podcast, I talk with pastor Dan Phillips, and he gives us a pastoral review of Alistair's defense of a Christian attending a homosexual/trans wedding.

• Link to Copperfield Bible Church in Houston, TX, pastored by Dan
• Link to Dan's books - The World Tilting Gospel | God's Wisdom in Proverbs
• Link to Alistair's sermon in which he defended his advice

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Alistair Begg has been a faithful Gospel preacher for many years but recently caused a great deal of confusion when he said that a Christian can attend a homosexual/trans wedding and even give a gift to the couple. We will discuss this and see whether or not the Bible affords Christians this option.

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Mark Driscoll has been on a screed against cessationism, saying that it denies the power of the Holy Spirit and that those who adhere to it are ungodly. In this video, we will look at things Driscoll has taught as a direct result of his charismatic theology, which is the height of ungodliness.

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Pope Francis has said that homosexuals and even atheists go to Heaven. Even for Roman Catholicism, he is a heretic. But he recently made a startling statement about Jesus and how many “Jesuses” there are.

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