SERMONGATE: Ed Litton Lies to the Washington Times

(Capstone Report) Ed Litton, Redemption Church tell conflicting stories on deleted sermons

It might be time for Ed Litton and Redemption Church to compare notes and get their stories straight. Right now, they have told two different, contradictory stories about why the church hid hundreds of Ed Litton’s sermons. According to the Washington Times:

“Mr. Litton said Redemption Church had removed dozens of his old sermons from its website because of a transition in web hosting and to conserve disk space, stating the older messages remain available on YouTube.”

This is filled with false information.

The older messages were hidden YouTube. In fact, no message prior to February 2020 appears to be viewable on YouTube. At first, the church hid over 143 videos. Currently, the church is hiding 85 videos on YouTube.

Plus, Litton’s statement is in direct conflict with the church’s statement to Baptist Press. According to BP:

“By the action of the leadership at Redemption Church we have taken down sermon series prior to 2020 because people were going through sermons in an attempt to discredit and malign our pastor,” the statement from the elders said. “It is our highest priority to care for and shepherd our church.”

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Editor’s Note. This article was written at and published by the Capstone Report.

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3 thoughts on “SERMONGATE: Ed Litton Lies to the Washington Times

  1. They’re all enabling Ed to be completely unrepentant. The further this goes, the deeper he digs that hole, the uglier this gets.

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