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Re: McMinnville pastor accused in suit of Defamati
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Your comment about the early church not having leadership problems, because the apostles just went around and kicked butt. Only shows that you refuse to accept that the leadership of the early church did work together as servants but you think they welded control. The more these debates go the more I see the ungodly spirits come out. Your statement "you guys are trinitarians" speaks volumes to me. |
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Some people just need to, in the immortal (or immoral) words of Taylor Swift, just "Shake it off." Or to remain biblical, do what Paul did when the viper attached itself to his hand - shake it off. Bitterness and unforgiveness will send a person to hell. I'll post again, Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant who was forgiven much but refused forgiveness for a small amount owed him. He was brought back before the Lord of the servants and all his previously forgiven debts were put back on him. A person can argue all they want, but if they refuse to forgive someone, when judgement day comes, all their previously remitted sins will be heaped back upon them and they will be judged and cast into hell. |
Re: McMinnville pastor accused in suit of Defamati
I don't know personally anything about this pastor or church. If this pastor has done the things that he is accused of then he is simply reaping what he has sown. I don't agree with taking a bro. to law, but there is a uniqueness when a pastor has gotten so high that there is not anyone to pull his coat tail. If these accusations are true then nothing else may be done.
HH if I were you I would steer clear of this thread and do not allow bitterness to rule your life. I have seen some pastors who were as you described, but I stayed away. I pray for them. We speak of forgiveness, but that is easy to say when it isn't something that is affecting us. You will have to make the effort to bury the hatchet. I am not saying that forgiveness and reconciliation are the same. I could never call this man a brother (based on your info.), but I would pray for his soul and hope that God would change him. These threads that just bash on people are not pleasing to God. All these threads started just to slander someone isn't apostolic. Paul did give warnings in his letters, but they were brief and to the point. We sometimes have to call something out, but then we must move on. |
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As for you opinion on any of this matter it means nothing. You seem to be a ministerial apologist anyway. You lack experiance in a matter such as this. Almost ignerant. You and bill would get along well I bet. So enjoy the little world you live in. I am free to enjoy the big world of OP that was denied me for years. As for the church I Go to I'll pm you. Bill has already been bashing the preacher for starting a church here in McMinnville. Hahahah I love it. |
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Dont compair yourselves amongst yourselves is a scripture that isn't obeyed. Small little legalist world of OP. |
Re: McMinnville pastor accused in suit of Defamati
I do like their Statement of Faith list, though the statement on the Holy Ghost is questionable. I don't see any trinny verbage, but I may have missed it.
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http://www.citybiblechurch.org/what-we-believe The Ministerial Fellowship of which the Pastor is chairman has a different take on its statement of faith: Quote:
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At the "Merger" that formed the UPC there were two major organizations (and a couple of smaller ones I believe), the PCI and the PAJC. One held to the Acts 2:38 formula, the other to the three blessing formula with salvation obtained at repentance and confession. The "Merger" happened when one of the elders received a Word from the Lord that they should "contend for the unity of the Spirit until they all come into the unity of the faith." Thus, the UPC was born. Over the years this division has become more and more polarizing for some reason ... don't have any idea why people find the need to force others to believe the exact same way they do, but here we are. Our church has a very large contingent of ex-UPC families, people who have been run out of UPC churches because they couldn't "get it right" and some who have just seen the revelation that the UPC adds to the scripture like we did. In fact, my Pastor and his family are ex-UPC. We are well fed spiritually, people are being saved, where's the beef? |
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I say this because I have never visited or known of a church with the UPCI which believes the Holy Ghost is subsequent to salvation. And I definitely haven't visited or known of a church with the UPCI which believes in the Roman's 10 confession for salvation nonsense. What are the names of these churches with the UPCI which believe in a Roman's 10 confession for salvation or that the Holy Ghost is just subsequent to salvation? Where are they located? What are the names of the Pastors? Quote:
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https://www.facebook.com/davidkberna...tal_comments=3 You will notice he also recognizes what he calls the 2/3s or 2/3ers, these were brethren who still adhered to the old saved, sanctified and filled with the Holy Ghost doctrine. We have at least two of these men here in our district. They also baptize in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost which is Jesus name! Heresy of heresies!!! I am not a world traveler like yourself so I can only say what I have heard. The districts that I have heard tend to have more of the 2/3ers are (I may not hit it perfect) Wisconsin, N. and S. Dakota, Idaho, some in the Carolinas, Texas, and I know of a couple in California. They do exist despite your omniscience. :) I am not sure what you mean by the Romans 10 nonsense. Have you read that there is joy in heaven over one sinner who repents? Strange behavior I would say for somebody who is not saved, or at the very least we should recognize this as a major step. I am not saying I disbelieve the Acts 2:38 and new birth, I just don't think it is as cut and dry as many believe it to be. It is also that God left the Ethiopian eunuch unsaved by taking Phillip away in the Spirit before He received the HG baptism, and strange that Paul left the jailer unsaved by only baptizing him. I think salvation is more a relationship process than it is a specific event. And I believe this relationship process contains several events that are all important to the process, including repentance, water baptism in the name of Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost speaking in tongues. |
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