This last episode is part three of Kanye West’s Pride, Precepts and Pranks. This series was prompted by the latest in West’s outlandish hijinks: creating his own bible. Certainly, this last prank is the height of some of the strange things this famed secular music producer has done, but it is not the beginning. Kanye West has a long history of drawing attention to himself, and not usually positive attention. While they may all seem off the cuff, West’s pranks all have a common factor. This last episode I’ll talk about what that is and where they will lead if he continues. If you’ve missed, the previous episodes, be sure to check them out

This podcast is part two of three in the series on Kanye West’s Pride, Precepts and Pranks. In today’s episode I’ll be discussing West’s precepts, meaning his teachings and beliefs. Creating your own bible and inserting your name where God’s out to be, doesn’t just happen in a vacuum. Yes, such actions are the result of tremendous self-aggrandizement, as I discussed in episode one, but where does such pride come from? Today I’ll uncover West’s belief system that brings about the level of arrogance that he displays. I’ll take about West’s “little gods” theory versus the truth about mankind as revealed in the Scriptures.

Recently, Kanye West created his own bible. Any place that God is mentioned in traditional translations, West inserted his own name. Can we as Christians just brush off such actions as outlandish hijinks for media attention? Or is there more to West’s actions than Hollywood hype? In the next three episodes, I’ll discuss the mindset behind such hubris. In a series called: His Pride, His Precepts, and His Pranks, I’ll break down what makes Kanye West think he can insert his name where God’s name ought to be. In this first episode I’ll discuss Kanye West’s pride and also elaborate on the father of pride: Satan. Be sure to tune in to the next two installments as I will discuss the ungodly precepts and bizarre pranks that also characterize this secular music producer.

This last episode in the three part series on will focus on the last of the three aspects of Beyoncé’s influence: her perversion. When one hears the word “perversion”, often one thinks immediately of sexual perversion. Doubtlessly, Beyoncé’s erotic dancing and immodest clothing testify to her sexual perversion, however, that is not the focus of this episode. The root cause of what we see in Beyoncé’s performance is her twisted and warped view of God. She perverts who God truly is too make room for her ungodliness. She believes she may live anyway that she likes, do anything that she likes and still be okay with God. To make things worse, she has convinced many people of God of the same damning delusion.

This episode is part three of a four part series on Beyoncé’s Performance, Power and Perversion. In this segment, I will elaborate on Beyoncé’s power and the impact that she is having on the world and even the Church. I discuss the demands the Beyoncé makes that others around her willingly acquiesce to. Furthermore, I point us to examine Jezebel in the Bible. The similarities between Beyoncé and Jezebel are uncanny. Just as Jezebel was able to convince and deceive even the elders in Israel to kill an innocent man, Beyoncé is able to convince and deceive many of God’s people to participate in ungodliness. There is an evil spirit behind this kind of power and we need to BEWARE!

This episode is part two of a four part series on Beyoncé’s Performance, Power and Perversion. In this segment, I will elaborate on Beyoncé’s power and the impact that she is having on the world and even the Church. I discuss the demands the Beyoncé makes that others around her willingly acquiesce to. Furthermore, I point us to examine Jezebel in the Bible. The similarities between Beyoncé and Jezebel are uncanny. Just as Jezebel was able to convince and deceive even the elders in Israel to kill an innocent man, Beyoncé is able to convince and deceive many of God’s people to participate in ungodliness. There is an evil spirit behind this kind of power and we need to BEWARE!

In the next Four episodes, I will discuss the three things Beyoncé seeks to be admired for: her performance, her power and her perversion. I had intended to do just one show, but the more I began to research, the more I realized how much the people of God need to be made aware of just what Beyoncé is doing and how it is affecting the Body of Christ. In this first installment, we will take a look at Beyoncé’s performance. Since I do not attend Beyoncé concerts or watch them, the primary source that I refer to is a blog entry written by a young professing Christian young woman who went to a Beyoncé concert and then wrote this commentary which you can find here:http://www.savedsingleme.com/beyonce-and-jay-z-the-rumor-nobody-is-talking-about/

"When a pastor wants people to buy him a private plane while a missionary in Somalia bathes children with sores, that's a shortage of character," Franklin writes. "When I camouflage my 'greeds' to look like 'needs,' that's a shortage of character."

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The Detroit, Michigan, native recalled the difficulties that came along

with

"Having to tell your wife, 'our house is gone.' Having to tell your

children, 'there's nowhere to sleep tonight' because of the fire, it's

devastating," Moss shared. "As the leader of my family I had to get a grip

and try to find some recourse somewhere. And of course, all I know to do is

to turn to God."

Judah Smith, pastor of The City Church in Seattle, Washington, says mega-pop star Justin Bieber "certainly loves God" and that the celebrity has also taught him about life.

"I'm very proud of Justin. What's amazing about Justin and many young men today [is] it's not easy to be a man of faith. It's not easy to make good decisions," Smith told FOX411, which also notes that Bieber helped the pastor learn about what life is, as Smith mentions in his new book, Life is ____. IS HE RIGHT ?