“In today’s world, the better question is, “Have they publicly stood strong against the spirit of the age?” What’s the easiest way to discern this? Watch them, read their tweets, see who they associate with, and see what they champion.” … Continue reading
“This accusation is not only unfounded but also hypocritical. Moore herself uses this tactic to divert attention from her many, many false teachings as well as her alignment with liberals, rank heretics, and God-hating social activists who promote everything from … Continue reading
“Volf [is a] progressive thinker who argued in 2016 that all Christians should vote for Hillary Clinton, as her worldview was more in line with Christian principles and beliefs than Donald Trump. He has strenuously argued that Jews, Christians, and … Continue reading
“Beth Moore’s church has now invited a Muslim Imam to come deliver a sermon and offer a prayer of worship in front of the church. This Imam came and took the pulpit…” (The Dissenter) Beth Moore, when she apostatized a … Continue reading
(Ray Fava – Evangelical Dark Web) A recently surface video from the “Racism In The White Church” conference shows Beth Moore going full Robin DiAngelo trying to convince white people how racist they are. Woke Preacher Clips unveiled a video … Continue reading
Tucker describes a scene in Canada “where a no-name pastor was violently thrown out of a public library where men dressed as hyper-sexualized caricatures of women danced around with little children…” (The Dissenter) I may not agree with everything Tucker … Continue reading
(The Dissenter) Preston Sprinkle is the founder of the Center for Faith, Sexuality, & Gender, a ministry dedicated to advocating and promoting “Side B” “gay Christianity.” Similar to Revoice, of which he is also an original advisory board member, Sprinkles’ ministry promotes … Continue reading
“Writing articles or sharing pictures or memes of why Joel Osteen, Kenneth Copeland, or some false teacher who says he’s the second coming of Christ, is a virtue, not a vice, and is a work of the spirit. The fact … Continue reading
“Well, here’s the thing, and here’s why Jonathan Edwards does appeal to true followers of Christ; because true believers understand the magnitude of God’s mercy and grace only by understanding the gravity of their offense against Him.” (The Dissenter) The … Continue reading
Baylor launched a website on sexuality last week which appears to take a softening stance on homosexuality. The website states that it is “committed to providing a caring, loving and supportive community for students in all aspects of their lives, including the development … Continue reading
(Protestia) Beth Moore made stomachs turn on social media by saying what only gay men and newly converted 11-year-old girls who just got their first Message Bible at church camp say about our great God and Savior. Coopting the ‘Jesus … Continue reading
(The Dissenter) Beth Moore’s feud with the Southern Baptist Convention didn’t last long. After last year’s departure from the denomination, because it would not allow women to preach in pulpits, she announced that she was “no longer a Southern Baptist” … Continue reading
“She supported the social justice-driven theology leftist activists pushed in the SBC and characterized the SBC as a racist organization that sought to keep black persons from positions of power. Beth Moore doesn’t have a conservative bone in her body, … Continue reading
Our “fear of liberalism” actually stems from our fear of the Lord—if we did not fear the Lord, we would become progressive. (The Dissenter) Jesus is conservative, period. And anyone who attempts to make the case otherwise does not know Him or … Continue reading
Julie Kelly noted that Beth Moore is attempting to smear an entire political party. She said, “What a horrible human being. People of faith and decency do not condemn an entire political party for the act of one deranged 18-year-old.” (Capstone … Continue reading
“Why would David Platt and other Evangelical leaders platform Dante Stewart? How could their discernment be so bad? I submit to you that it has nothing to do with their discernment and everything to do with their mission.” (Reformation Charlotte) … Continue reading
“The raging feminist wing of professing Christendom always likes to come in and defend the indefensible. First up, Beth Moore…” (Reformation Charlotte) First, I want to start by stating that the problem of immodesty is not unique to women–there are … Continue reading
(Reformation Charlotte) Several months ago, Beth Moore—the foremost false prophetess in all of modern Evangelicalism—announced to the world that she was leaving the Southern Baptist Convention. Her reason? Southern Baptists just weren’t moving fast enough toward embracing her feminism and … Continue reading
“This is what happens when a denomination attempts to be a pluralistic melting pot of liberals and conservatives; when trying to please everyone, you please no one.” (Reformation Charlotte) Yesterday, Josh Buice, pastor of Prays Mill Baptist Church in Georgia … Continue reading
I am not remarking on a liturgical service or anything about Anglicanism. I am saying that Beth Moore’s departure from the SBC to a place where her heart’s desire has always been to serve in a place the Bible forbids … Continue reading
“Moore explains that homosexuals who choose not to practice their sin are actually “sacrificing” themselves for this cause.” (Reformation Charlotte) Beth Moore has said some of the most ludicrous things over the years, but until recently, nobody would have suspected … Continue reading
“When proclaiming what those Scriptures teach is “godly,” believers should be dutifully committed to speaking only where it speaks, and identifying as our opinion where it doesn’t.” (Peter Heck – Not the Bee) A lot was made recently of a … Continue reading
“She kicks against the goads with God’s word anyway, and she does so in the name of Jesus–something she complains about other people doing.” (Reformation Charlotte) Beth Moore is championing a new cause: sexual coercion. If it isn’t one thing, … Continue reading
“Beth Moore’s departure from the SBC, strategically announced just prior to the SBC annual meeting, in fact gives her more flexibility and latitude than ever. Sadly, her forty-year unbiblical influence leaves SBC messengers to clean up her mess in attempts … Continue reading
“Beth Moore likes to build straw men so she can tear them down while she laughs and mocks faithful leaders and Christians in the Church and now, other women who choose obedience over rebellion.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Beth … Continue reading