Here is a very good example of a celebrity pastor taking a few isolated verses of Scripture out of their context in order to make them fit his man-centered, law-filled, non-gospel sermon.

Here's the YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q92n8WsJg6c

False prophet, Chuck Pierce (who rarely ever makes any sense) says that for some reason or another, Christians need to step into a double portion this election season.

Here's the YouTube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EGkzdhFibY

The Mountain Meadows Massacre was one of the most gruesome crimes ever committed on U. S. soil. This horrible massacre was committed by high ranking leaders of the Mormon Church. This is the story of that gruesome crime.

Here is the link to John D. Lee's book:

https://ia800106.us.archive.org/17/items/GR_2441/GR_2441.pdf

Here is the link to the article from Newspapers.com:

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/57472294/mormonism-john-d-lee-full-confession/

Here's the YouTube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mLWQVJCGoU

Shaktipat transmission and Charismatic impartation are very similar. In Shaktipat the Guru transmits spiritual energy (Kundalini) to an individual. In Charismatic impartation, the pastor or Christian leader (in this case Randy Clark) is supposedly imparting the Holy Spirit or some spiritual gift to an individual. In both Shaktipat and Charismatic impartation very similar manifestations occur, violent shaking, rolling on the floor, strange noises, and even animal sounds. In this episode, I compare what takes place during Shaktipat to what took place in Toronto, and what takes place in many Charismatic churches.

Here is the link to the YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVQJieSdHac

This is the first installment of a series on modalism. After making this video I realized that much more needed to be said about modalism and the doctrine of the Trinity. In the next installment, we will take a more in-depth look at these topics and explain why modalism is a dangerous and damning heresy. We start, however, with Furtick and Jakes playing a sermon game where Furtick gets Jakes to preach three one-minute sermons on the musical Hamilton. In one of his one minute- sermons Jakes makes a subtle, yet dangerous statement regarding the Incarnation, insinuating that Christ is part human and part divine. Orthodox theology makes it clear that Christ is fully human and fully divine.

In this episode, we look at a video from Georgian and Winnie Banov as they peddle Winnie’s new book claiming that she has the right interpretation of Romans 7.

My apologies up front for the echo in the Banov portion of the video. I hope it’s not too distracting!

Jeremiah 29:11 is probably the most taken out of context verse in the entire Bible. Most Christians who quote that verse remove it from it’s intended meaning, and make it all about them. In this video, I am joined by my brother Steven Long to help me put this verse back into its context and talk about a new blog he created called “Rightly Dividing.” You can find his new site here, https://rightlydividing.net/.

Here is another good post that talks about this verse from Steve Kozar over at “The Messed Up Church,” https://www.themessedupchurch.com/blog/a-thank-you-note-from-the-evangelical-industrial-complex-3l2xe?rq=Evangelical%20industrial.

In this video, I talk about an early 20th-century faith healer that many may have never heard of. While he wasn't very influential in the early Pentecostal movement, he was influenced by some of its early leaders, especially Charles Fox Parham. His name was Finis E, Yoakum. The feature article that I discuss is a 1909 article from the Los Angeles Times called "No Miracles Without Cash."
Here is the YouTube video so you can see the article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN_oFPOPK4A

This is part 3, and the final part of my interview on Gnostic Evangelicalism by the author of "Gnostic America," Pastor Peter Burfeind.

This is part 2 of my interview with Pastor Peter Burfeind, author of the book "Gnostic America."