Televangelist Creflo Dollar has taken down a video of a recent church service that features him praising the radical pro-choice Democrat Gubernatorial Stacey Abrams and urging his congregants to vote for her, telling them “do what you got to do.” Shortly after he took it down and then reuploaded the church stream, with that segment now conveniently cut out.
Dollar is one of the most infamous and successful prosperity preachers, joining such men as Benny Hinn and Kenneth Copeland as the trio of arch-heretics most responsible for exporting the false prosperity gospel throughout the world.
A televangelist and pastor of the 30,000-member World Changers Church International (WCCI) in Atlanta, he’s known for his wealth and extravagant lifestyle, owning several multi-million dollar homes, expensive luxury cars, being a proponent of “little gods’ theology, and making headlines back in 2015 when he asked followers and supporters to fund his purchase of a $65,000,000 private jet.
“I just want to say this because I want to see how it sounds. Governor Stacey Abrams just walked in. [Applause] So you already know what to do, right? How many of you have already done it? [Applause] Wow. It’s big time. Make it happen. Do what you got to do.”
"I just want to say this because I want to see how it sounds. Governor Stacey Abrams just walked in. [Applause] So you already know what to do, right? How many of you have already done it? [Applause] Wow. It's big time. Make it happen. Do what you got to do."
Laura Klassen, the founder and Director of the anti-abortion organization Choice42 has released the short film The Procedure about the eyewitness testimony of an ultrasound technician who helped perform an abortion on a second-trimester baby. The film depicts the procedure he participated in, from arrival to nightmarish end, with an emphasis on the perspective of the child.
Produced by Loor and garnering accolades from the likes of Ray Comfort, Jeff Durbin, Kaitlin Bennet, Kevin Sorbo, John Speed, and Chicks on the Right, The Procedure is reminiscent of the 1984 abortion documentary The Silent Scream, which had a wide-ranging cultural impact for its depiction of this quintessentially evil act.
“I wanted to make the film to tell the story of this little girl who was murdered,” said Klassen, who spoke to us about her endeavor. “If our culture is really in support of abortion, then they need to see it for what it really is: baby murder…I don’t think that this experience-witnessing an ultrasound-guided abortion- is rare. I’ve heard from many people who have had the same experience, sadly.”
Marked by high production values, including the score and voiceover work, the film follows in the footsteps of other stunning animated shorts the group has created, including So, You’re Pregnant and Modern Child Sacrifice, both of which absolutely should be seen.
Though animated, this film is emotionally jarring, draining, and should be shared far and wide.
Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, has publicly threatened to sue both a discernment ministry and the man’s church, announcing during a recent church service that he sent them a cease and desist letter notifying they have 10 days to take down two critical videos that were created about him, under threat of legal action.
Now, in a litigious mood, he explains what he did after seeing the videos which cast him in a poor light.
So I wrote his sending church. I said “you responsible for this dude. You his pastor. You his sending church. You got 10 days from the date of this message before you hear from my lawyer.”
Because dude’s a liar. He lied on me, lied on my wife, lied on this church. Spliced things together. Made us say and believe things, crammed stuff in our mouth that we never said. I said “so listen here. You got 10 days to notify him or since you the sending church, you his authority. I’ll put you in a lawsuit because you’re just as guilty as he is.”
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The offending videos in question are the documentary produced by Spencer Smith, as well as the video Greg Locke’s False Gospel and Deliverance Conference...which is critical of the recent round of ‘deliverances’ the church has been putting on.
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon appeared on one of the world’s most popular podcasts, The Joe Rogan Experience, to talk censorship, humor, the transgender lobby, grooming behavior, Libs of TikTok, the purpose of satire, and a lengthy segment on abortion where a visibly irate Rogan pushes back on Dillon’s insistence that life begins at conception and that all abortion is murder.
Over a three-hour conversation, Dillon and Rogan appeared to have broad agreement on various topics, including most of the subjects above. When the conversation turns to Christian charity and abortion, things get heated. Rogan begins suggests that socially and economically speaking, there needs to be a more ‘level playing field.’
Rogan: “And I think if you wanted to really give people the best chance in life, don’t give them a f***** up childhood. Figure out a way to, somehow or another, revive communities and give them a sustainable future, where you don’t have a long history of gang violence and crime and drug sales and violence.
… And there’s some people that just got a s*** roll the dice. And a lot of conservative people don’t want to recognize that. They don’t want to talk about that. They always- there’s this narrative, this pull yourself up by your bootstraps. There’s people that don’t have f****** shoes….”
Dillon: But should that be done by the government or privately? I would think that, you know, with a lot of conservatives who are often criticized for that mentality, that ‘oh, yeah, we know that equality is just, you know, making sure everybody has the same opportunity. Nobody needs a leg up. These people should pull them up by their bootstraps.’ I do think that people, generally speaking, Christian conservatives are very compassionate and do a lot of charity work.
Rogan: “Yes, they do, yes”
Dillon: A ton of charity work. And so they are willing to put their own time volunteering and donating money towards causes that help with those things. You know, you look at, like Crisis Pregnancy Centers, for example, which Elizabeth Warren wants to shut down for some reason. I mean, these are helping women in need, and she wants to shut them down. And these are people who are volunteering their time, their resources, their money, to help people who are in a tough spot. And it’s it’s completely charity, it’s kindness. It’s love and compassion.
But it’s always, you know, always painted with a brush of ‘Oh, yeah, you know, you’re on your own. We only care about children before they’re born, not after they’re born,’ you know.? But I do think I honestly, an argument can be made that conservative Christians are the most charitable people there are.”
Rogan: They’re very charitable people.
As the conversation progresses to the subject of abortion, Rogan says he’s “pretty absolute” when it comes to a woman’s right to choose, using the case of a 14-year old who has been raped as someone who “should not have to f***** carry some rapist baby” and insists repeatedly that everyone has to agree on that. Thankfully, Dillon jumps in and pushes back on this notion and they have a real skirmish about it. While Dillon seemed to hesitate with laying it all out early on that all abortion is wrong, they ultimately get there.
Dillon: “I would say, I would lay it out like this, I would say: it is wrong to intentionally kill an innocent human life. Abortion intentionally kills an innocent human life. Therefore abortion is wrong. And I don’t think any of the, I don’t think any of the examples of like, oh, well how developed is it? You know, can it think, is it conscious, can it dream, can it feel pain-
Rogan: “So for you, it’s the moment of conception”
Dillon: “If it’s a human life, a distinct human life, then I think it’s wrong to to end its life.”
The discussion ultimately concludes with Rogan acknowledging:
Rogan: “…When you talk about like (aborting) someone who’s at six months or nine months; that gets crazy. That’s like, you’re literally killing a baby, you’re killing a baby that could exist outside the world if-“
Dillon: “What if rape produced it, and it’s eight months old in the womb?”
Rogan: “That’s a good question. That’s also what makes it a very, very messy conversation.”
Is sending your children to public school more harmful than helpful? Should Christians send their kids to public school as “missionaries”? Is it sinful to send your children to public school or simply unwise? What alternatives are there to public school?
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(Rerformation Charlotte) Self-proclaimed “Christian” rap artist, KB, who is part of the Reach Records group along with other well-known names like Lecrae, Trip Lee, Andy Mineo, and Hulvey, recently published a cartoon video blaspheming and mocking Jesus.
The cartoon that he dubbed “the Southside Jesus,” presents Jesus as a “gangsta” walking on water as others stand around laughing and making fun of him. “Is the fish kissin’ yo’ feet?” one of cartoon characters asks the caricature of Jesus. “They might as well,” “Jesus” responds, laughing and acting stupid.
The entire cartoon displays a total lack of reverence and fear of God and who he is. Making an idol of Jesus to fit their own description, to justify their own lifestyle choices and habits. This is the epitome…
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Editor’s note. This article was written by Jeff Maples and published at Reformation Charlotte.
An emotional video of James Coates being released from the Edmonton Remand Center after being imprisoned for over 5 weeks has been captured by Rebel News Media, who has been tireless in their advocacy and favorable coverage of the incarcerated pastor.
James was released after the judge in the case described him as “bad shepherd” who wasn’t loving his flock by choosing to remain open and have services, but released him nonetheless with a $1500 fine that was covered by time served.
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Continue to keep the Coates family in your prayers.
A sign marks an entrance to Liberty University as students were welcomed back to the campus during the coronavirus outbreak Tuesday March 24 , 2020, in Lynchburg, Va. Officials in Lynchburg, Virginia, said Tuesday they were fielding complaints and concerns about the hundreds of students that have returned from their spring break to Liberty University, where President Jerry Falwell Jr. has welcomed them back amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
(Ministry Watch) Liberty University removed videos of evangelical author and speaker John Piper from its website after the well-known pastor wrote a blog post that was seen as critical of President Donald Trump.
According to Christianity Today, Piper and Southern Baptist Convention President J.D. Greear recorded a video conversation with David Nasser, Liberty’s senior vice president for spiritual development, in mid-October. The two resulting videos were posted online about a week later.
The conversation was timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Piper’s best-known book, “Don’t Waste Your Life.” Greear has a new book out on a similar topic, called “What Are You Going to Do With Your Life?”
On Oct. 22, Piper posted an article that, while not naming Trump specifically, was critical of fellow evangelicals for overlooking sins like boastfulness, vulgarity and sexual immorality while…
Liberty President Jerry Falwell gave an interview on Wednesday regarding his now-infamous “yacht photos” and “yacht video“, shrugging off any question of impropriety and defending the incident as a vacation “costume party” that was “just in good fun.”
The interview with the Morningline show, a local radio station in Lynchburg, Va. was a brief and bizarre affair. Falwell came across as barely incoherent and quite frankly, sounds like he’s drunk or on drugs.
We at Pulpit & Pen have heard Falwell give many interviews and he’s never sounded as bad and mentally checked out as he does here. Perhaps a medical condition is contributing to his seeming impairment, but it’s as rough as the transcript indicates.
You know it was weird cuz…cuz….she..was… she was pregnant..she couldn’t get her…she couldn’t get her pants up and….er…I was like…trying to like…my… I had on a pair of jeans I haven’t worn in a long time and I couldn’t get mine zipped either. And, uh…and so I just put my belly… I just put my belly out like hers, and…it was just…um…she’s my wife’s assistant, and she’s a sweetheart, and I should never have put up and embarrassed her because…um…anyway, I’ve…Ive apologized to everybody, and I promised my kids I’m going…try to be…I’m gonna try to be a good boy from here.
When asked about the Trailer Park Boys party- a themed event based on foul, raunchy, and crude 18+ TV show filled with cursing, sex, and sundry vile content that would get any of his Liberty University Students demerits and disciplinary action if caught watching it, Falwell was hypocritical and unrepentant, demonstrating his radical unfitness to be leading a Christian University.
Yeah yeah, whatever whatever, it was…it was the costume party on…on…and…and…we were on vacation and…anyway long story short…it was just…ah…it was just in good fun. That’s it.
