everytime i watch one of these videos i think that its very important that we learn at least how to do the first step, never know when we actually need it

I’ve exposed a lot of bad guys and today I’m asking for prayer related to that. Please pray for protection, spiritual strength, and courage especially for the people who have been abused by evil leaders we have exposed. This isn’t just a generic prayer request. Some specific stuff is going on behind the scenes right now but I can’t say more openly. Please take a moment and lift up those who’ve been targeted and abused by evil men acting in God’s name. Protection, spiritual strength, and courage. Thank you so much.

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‘A time will come when instead of shepherds feeding the sheep, the church will have clowns entertaining the goats’ (Spurgeon)

I have got to be honest: I’m sick of conferences, trendsetters, “buy my book and understand God!”, celebrity Christians influencers, smoke machines, trendy music from future apostates, and big name Bible study classes from people with big mouths and zero spiritual fruit.

‘For the Christian, this life is the only hell we’re going to know. For the unbeliever, this life is the only heaven they’re going to know.’

Why did my Twitter turn white and now I can’t switch back to night mode without changing my iPhone settings? WHAT’S GOING ON?

You aren't under the weather. You are UNDER the WEATHER

The impossible architecture of these bird nests

Nothing will be redacted on judgement day.

“If you look at the world, you’ll be distressed. If you look within, you’ll be depressed. But if you look at Christ, you’ll be at rest.” –Corrie Ten Boom

The more I learn about how Bethel leaders and the overall New Apostolic Reformation movement view sin, the more I find them almost indistinguishable from the Progressive Christian perspective. Here's why: 1. There's a hyper focus on grace. The fancy word for this is called "antinomianism", which is a downplay or dismissal of obedience and repentance and moral accountability is optional. "That's legalism!" they usually say. 2. An overemphasis on human power. God is demoted to a human level, and humans are elevated to God level. 3. There's a hyper focus on empathy that's disconnected from truth. Empathy is a smoke and mirrors way of saying they will restore someone, but really it can eaaaaasily become an excuse of their sin. Empathy becomes the highest virtue, so any call to repentance, correction, or moral clarity is treated as harm. Accountability becomes "judgment." 4. Feelings become the moral authority because that's how you hear from God. No wonder we're seeing such deflection from so many of the leaders. And no wonder so many people are holding out hope that Kris Valloton and Bill Johnson hold true to their repentance. Because they desperately need a Charismatic reformation.

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Cover-up Culture is worse than I can ever show you. Many witnesses don’t want their stories told for reasons I understand. And so much has happened in the dark that simply will never come to the light. We must treat things as though examples of coverup are just a sampling.

WARNING TO CHARASMATIC LEADERS Throughout my life, I’ve watched as countless charismatic leaders cry out for a move of God—yet to my dismay, so few of them are actually recognizing that this EXPOSURE is the very move of God they cried out for. The hard truth: If it doesn’t look like you thought it would, then you were probably pursuing the desires of your own heart instead of the heart of God. Doesn’t He know what we need more than we do? Or has our idea of “revival” become an idol made in our own image? We cry out for His glory, yet His glory demands holiness. We cry out for signs and wonders, yet His Spirit demands purity. I’m warning the leaders in the Charismatic Church: if you don’t begin to embrace the move of God that’s happening RIGHT NOW through exposure, you may just miss it and be left in the desert waiting for your “revival” instead of entering the Promised Land.

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1 in 3 Muslims that convert to Christianity had a dream or vision of Jesus.