As most of you know, I recently moved to a new location. I have been trying to find a biblical Christian fellowship in my area to attend but these days it is difficult to find an evangelical church anywhere that is not led by shamans or hireling appeasers. Should Christians attend a congregation where wolves in sheep clothing and hireling appeasers lead the congregation? I think not.<\/p>\n
The shamans leading Christendom are the leaders in or that are highly influenced by Word of Faith, New Apostolic Reformation and Hyper-Charismatic\/Pentecostal spiritualism. Just a short time ago the shamans were still on the Christian fringe but today they have infiltrated mainstream Christendom. The shamans now influence or control most Christian learning institutions, most mega churches and almost all the “Christian” media in the nation. The shamans have infiltrated the top levels of every evangelical denomination.<\/p>\n
Methodologies or disciplines used to change or shape people to become more spiritual is called Spiritual Formation<\/strong>.<\/strong><\/a> Learning spiritual formation methodologies is required curriculum to get any degree in most Bible colleges and seminaries. The Shamans leading Christendom teach that mysticism is the key to spiritual formation.<\/p>\n I think you get the picture.<\/p>\n Thirty years ago most leaders in the evangelical movement did not venture much beyond what they believed the Bible taught. That is no longer the case. Now everyone is getting their own private revelation from God. The mystical formula to get new revelation differs but the end result is always the same. God is speaking through these shaman leaders and you had better listen up.<\/p>\n We have all heard the appeasers leading Christendom. Every time the appeasers open their mouth nothing worthwhile comes out. These are the leaders that will not take a stand on anything that someone else might consider offensive. They won’t talk about sin or man’s depravity. They also will not say that Jesus is the only path to salvation. After all, someone might be offended.<\/p>\n Appeasers leading Christendom will not talk about the political issues that face the nation and the world because discussing issues and solutions requires taking stands that all might not agree with. These are the leaders that say things like Islam is a religion of peace or that Muslims and Christians worship the same God.<\/p>\n What are Christian leaders good for if they will not lead Christian people into truth and making informed choices? You could have Jezebel running on one political party and Elijah running on the other and these Christian appeasers would tell their followers that they do not endorse anyone.<\/strong><\/p>\n They will be the first to tell you that Christians have a duty to vote. However, they also will tell you that Christians leaders should not be endorsing any political figure or party. Really? Why not? Do they really think that not taking a stand against obvious evil is being salt and light to the world?<\/p>\n I listened to Brannon Howse of Worldview Weekend<\/a><\/strong> (who I do endorse) interviewing the pastor where Mike Pence attended for 12 years (Pence is the Republican Vice President candidate). I about fell off of my chair when the pastor in this very conservative Bible church talked about the great Christian values of Mike Pence but then repeatedly made it clear that he was not endorsing anyone.<\/strong><\/p>\n That pastor made it very clear that his church never endorses political candidates. I have news, if you Christian leaders do not endorse those you believe are real Christians and those that are promoting Christian values you are abetting the enemy.<\/p>\n Politically correct Christian “leaders” can be darn right dangerous. Christian leaders not taking a stand until it was too late is how Hitler and Stalin got total control. When the freedom of Christians are taken away, these same “leaders” will blame the dumbed down American Christians for being deceived.<\/p>\n Maybe if these “Christian leaders” showed some leadership and stood for something, Jezebel would not have been elected. Maybe if they take a stand, Jezebel would never get to destroy the people of God in America. That is not hyperbole! If a witch is elected to run our country she will seek to destroy the Church of God in America. Wake up!<\/p>\n Maybe conservative churches of like mind should reconsider their stand? Should Christians only get information on national and world politics from the Marxist media? Where will Christians hear the truth if not from the conservative Christian leaders?<\/p>\n I guess these churches are more worried about being politically correct in the world and their tax exempt status then they are about the well-being of the sheep that attend.<\/p>\n Many pastors have everything a– backward. Church meetings are not for reaching lost souls. They also are not for evangelizing the evangelized. They exist for Christian fellowship and Christian ministry. One of the major ministries in the Church is to educate the Church on all issues that impact the members in Christ.<\/p>\n The leading Christendom enigma is where can a Bible believer even attend a true Christian fellowship these days?<\/p>\n I’m telling you it’s getting tough out there to find a good church<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n I recently attended the First Baptist around here. That week the youth group was running the service and it was fawning all over itself. This is now typical in Baptist churches large enough to have a youth group. It seems that self-pride is now a Christian virtue. Thanks James Dobson!<\/p>\n The story was that they went to the beach over 1000 miles away. I did not hear a Christian message or Christian mission agenda. I guess it was just a trip to have fun. It seemed to me that the highlight of their message was that they had a good time, they sang on the bus and they got a flat fixed without hassle.<\/p>\n The grand finale of the youth service at the church was a five-minute line dance to rap music while all the youth held a look of pride on their faces. Are you kidding me! They are growing up worldly narcissists at that church. Thanks James Dobson! No more Spock babies in Evangelical churches today, just all those Dobson self-esteem offspring<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n These kids learn to love themselves in their youth groups, but I fail to see how that prepares them for the real world. Maybe that is why they drop out as soon as their Christian values are challenged in college or in the workplace.<\/p>\n That reminds me of another Baptist church where I was a member recently. They also fawned over the youth as if they were all rock solid Christians. The youth even all got chastity rings and made vows in front of the congregation that they would stay virgins until married. Are you kidding me? How many are now on the inevitable guilt trip<\/strong> of breaking a vow to God? The leaders did not tell the youth about that scheduled trip that they had prearranged. To help them on the trip they will tell them not to get married until they shop around for awhile.<\/p>\n That church needed a reality check and it did not take long at all for it to happen. The self-absorbed narcissistic head pastor had a falling out with the youth absorbed youth director and the youth director took most of the kids with him to the Word of Faith shaman house down the road.<\/p>\n Where were their parents? Who knows? Christian youth groups in many small town churches are now social clubs. Parents do not go to church with their youth to worship God. The youth go to youth services to be with other youth and who knows about the parents?<\/p>\n I am still looking and still am hopeful that there is a church somewhere within an hour of where I live that is a Christian fellowship that actually teaches God’s word (and not magazines, stories and twisted scriptures). Maybe I can find one that even still teaches the soon coming of the Lord and biblical discernment (nah…get real Don). The real trick will be to find a fellowship that is not led by a shaman or an appeaser.<\/p>\n I fully understand why some have given up on churches. Even Brannon Howse said he stopped attending the Baptist church where he had attended and has given up on finding a church. He now just fellowships in his home. Of course, Howse believes that most of the churches have been infiltrated with a Religious Trojan Horse<\/a><\/strong> <\/em>and it all leads to the Harlot of Revelation 17. Howse of course is totally correct. The proof is the shamans and appeasers now leading Christendom.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As most of you know, I recently moved to a new location. I have been trying to find a biblical Christian fellowship in my area to attend but these days it is difficult to find an evangelical church anywhere that … Continue reading \n
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