Posted on June 20, 2008 by gcmwatch
If you live in Atlanta, you know about the church formerly known as the Cathedral at Chapel Hill in Decatur. Now it is a habitation of demons, devils and foul spirits thanks to the passed down legacy of Earl Paulk to his nephew-son DE (Donnie Earl) Paulk. Just like the wicked Manasseh and his son Amon, [...]
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Posted on June 13, 2008 by gcmwatch
Excellent rebuttal by Todd Wilken to those who equate standing for doctrinal purity and sound doctrine as pharisaical.
An excerpt:
“The Pharisees’ error was not the a lack of missionary zeal; it was that their false teaching (however zealously preached) damned rather than saved. Moreover, contrary to everything the Pharisee Card is meant to imply, just because [...]
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Posted on May 29, 2008 by gcmwatch
According to Soulforce press, he is indeed.
From the Soulforce website:
On Sunday, May 18, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) families and their allies attended worship and met with staff and families from The Potter’s House, a 35,000-member multiracial, nondenominational mega-church in Dallas, Texas. Lead by Bishop T.D. Jakes, The Potter’s House is nationally recognized for [...]
Filed under: African American, Bishop T D Jakes, Soulforce, black church, current events, doctrine, general, homosexuality, media, pastors and clergy, religion | Tagged: Dallas | 25 Comments »
Posted on May 26, 2008 by gcmwatch
Rik at Journal of a Battling Christian succintly analyzes the major problem with Exodus International, the nation’s largest organization focusing on homosexuality from a Christian perspective. But has Exodus become a “name only” organization?
The word exodus, biblically evokes imagery of millions of slaves being led out of bondage into freedom by Moses. But after a [...]
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Posted on May 20, 2008 by gcmwatch
The fight we help to lead against gay christian doctrine is nothing new to the church. It has, through the centuries since its founding on Calvary by Christ, fought valiantly against many forms of false Christian-oriented doctrines.
As we began taking a closer look at a first century heretical sect called the Nicolatians, there emerges a [...]
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Posted on May 13, 2008 by gcmwatch
Strong words, we know. But given the seriousness of the consequences, the choice of words is intentional.
Repeatedly, GCM Watch has cited, refuted and exposed the almost silly allegations of gay affirming religionists who contend that because the Bible has been misinterpreted, homosexuality is not sinful. But in fact it is the false teachers who [...]
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Posted on May 5, 2008 by gcmwatch
Gay theology is so heavily influenced by antinomianism that all of the gay christian movement’s arguments against what the scriptures clearly teach about homosexuality are a result of this infusion of this heresy. Like a proverbial “pandora’s box” when a religious group embraces one doctrinal fallacy, it opens the door for other false beliefs to [...]
Filed under: Gnosticism -, Whosoever Magazine, antinomianism, doctrine, gay theology, heresies, homosexuality, religion | 26 Comments »
Posted on April 12, 2008 by gcmwatch
Well, its time for a back to the basics lesson on Biblical sexuality.
Hip and Thigh does and excellent job debunking the warmed over gay theology of “up and coming gay christian apologist” Rick Bretlinger In my survey of Bretlinger’s gay christian 101 site, with all of the fancy arguments and religious philosophizing (probably not [...]
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