(The Dissenter) I watched the clip—again and again—Steven Furtick laughing, giving some guy a piggyback ride in what he calls a church. The people around him cheering, clapping, filming on their phones like the presence of God is some novelty … Continue reading
‘God is perfect. God is sinless. God is omnipresent. God is omnipotent. God is omniscient. God is omnibenevolent. God is a million other things that we are not, and any suggestion to the contrary is rank heresy.’ (Protestia) Steven Furtick … Continue reading
Steven Furtick is a perfect example of what Jude tells us in verse 12, “These are spots in your feasts of charity, when they feast with you, feeding themselves without fear: clouds they are without water, carried about of winds; … Continue reading
“Steven Furtick is the Lead Pastor of Elevation Church. As head of a Southern Baptist-associated, 25,000-member multisite campus with 17 locations, he is known for having the term “narcigesis” (narcissistic exegesis) named after him based on his inability to exegete … Continue reading
“To them, God is nothing more than a genie in a bottle.” (The Dissenter) The prosperity gospel is far more nefarious than just believing that God will grant you health and wealth if you have enough faith. The prosperity gospel … Continue reading
“The commercialized Christian music industry not only enables this idolatry but promotes it to the degree that God’s glory is robbed from Him at many levels, including in churches. The vast majority of Christian contemporary music is produced by celebrity … Continue reading
“Stay far away from this deceitful man who rejects God’s word for his own popularity.” (Protestia) An analysis of the 10 hours of ‘Pastor’ Steven Furtick’s sermons has revealed woeful unfaithfulness to the scriptures and a watered-down message of sin … Continue reading
(Protestia) “Pastor” Steven Furtick declared himself to be “God Almighty” during a recent sermon, taking his most bold venture into rehashing the warped “little god” theology of yesteryear, except with a twist, dropping the little “god” and going for the … Continue reading
“It goes without saying — at least to anyone who understands and believes the Scriptures — that “walking on water” is not a practice of the Church and pretending to do so is nothing more than a mockery of God.” … Continue reading
“Furtick, of course, preaches in opposition to the Scriptures, which says that those who doubt are double-minded, unstable, and should expect not to receive anything from the Lord.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Steven Furtick is more than just a … Continue reading
Now, it’s safe to say that Lucado himself should be avoided at all costs since he does not have the discernment, wisdom, and heart to separate himself from false teachers who are harming the Kingdom of God. (Jeff Maples – … Continue reading
Modalism is a heretical belief that rejects the orthodox view of the holy Trinity. For those who are unclear about this, you need to know that a belief in the Trinity is an essential of Christianity. It is one of … Continue reading
“The issue here stems from the fact that Steven Furtick is not qualified to teach in any capacity, nor does he heed the harsh warnings for teachers. With respect to this, one can only conclude he willingly embraces his role as a … Continue reading
Let me say as this plainly as I know how: there is nothing of doubt in faith. God is not honored by doubt; doubting is not obedience to God. It is disobedience. (Owen Strachan – For The Church) Doubt is … Continue reading
Babylon Bee, a popular satirical blog, took aim at prophet-pastor Steven Furtick and included a quote that was obviously meant to be a joke but went over some reader’s heads: “I wish Elevation the best of luck in the seasons to come, and … Continue reading
Jeff Maples of Pulpit & Pen shares what’s going on with prophet-pastor Steven Furtick: If it isn’t enough that Steven Furtick, pastor of Elevation, the multi-campus megachurch in Charlotte, NC is a habitual twister of the Scriptures for the purpose … Continue reading
From Berean Research: A little over a year ago Steven Furtick, prophet-pastor of the highly influential Elevation Church in North Carolina, taught his congregation that God broke the law of love. Recently he posted a two minute clip from that … Continue reading
Vince and Lori Williams of Falsified Ministries have written an informative piece on megachurch “prophet-pastor” Steven Furtick. For those who are unfamiliar with Furtick–you need to be–he’s the wolf that’s leading the sheep astray from the pulpit/stage of Elevation Church … Continue reading
For those who are unfamiliar with Steven Furtick, he is among those the late Ken Silva dubbed: Evangelical Ecumenical Magisterium (EEM) which is comprised of megachurch pastors. In a blog post entitled Steven Furtick and the Second Great Embarrassment, Silva … Continue reading
Important commentary concerning this popular prophet-pastor at Apprising Ministries ahead of some salient insight today by Marvin Olasky of World News Group.
Apprising Ministries shares a case study from pastor Larry DeBruyn concerning money using this popular evangelical pastor as an example of widely missing the mark.
Apprising Ministries fills you in concerning an Elevation Church endeavor which appears aimed at the very young.
It truly was only a matter of time before he’d join his Word Faith heroes on TBN. Apprising Ministries fils you in.
Apprising Ministries provides the cultic background of the prophet-pastor model of church polity and then fills you in concerning these questions surrounding the popular evangelical figure and his church.
A new spoken word musical piece from this leading evangelical ecumenical magisterium member. Apprising Ministries has the video clip and more detail here in this new article.