Originally Posted by RandyWayne (Post 921536)

We lasted exactly ONE service when our new pastor started his deviant teaching on what he felt marital relations should consist of and HOW they should be performed. We didn't hang around to "wait on the Lord for a release to leave" or try to change things from the inside. We walked out that morning and never returned. Several years later the people (nearly all of them) who stayed have pretty much bought into his idea's. We consider such blatantly false teaching to be reason enough, as well as a "release" enough to leave -and wipe the dust from our feet as we walk out.

Originally Posted by crakjak (Post 921538)

And as I said, it wouldn't last long......!

Originally Posted by Justin (Post 921487)

Oh, another point he made was that when a woman goes before God with cut hair, it confuses the angels because the woman is out of the "order of creation". LS can "feel" whether or not woman in a church are following this order because if they cut their hair, he can feel the "confusion"

Originally Posted by RandyWayne (Post 921540)

Which is why the praise and adoration directed at LS is so sickening.

Originally Posted by Sam (Post 921544)

Doesn't sound like John the Baptist who said, "He (Jesus) must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3:30)

Originally Posted by Praxeas (Post 920860)

It was one of those "If witches know about this...if Witches know about THIS how much more should our ladies let down their hair?" if I remember right. I don't think he said "Ladies, let down your hair", but still that sort of thing is called "suggestion"

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo (Post 921542)

Confuses the angels?

#1)who do we pray to anyway? I never prayed to any angels

#2)What about the pentecostal girls who wear hair extensions, are the fooling the angels?

Originally Posted by TheLegalist (Post 921571)

Do you become jaded at false teaching that others constantly push like the misuse of grace that many today constantly lace there sermons with?

Originally Posted by crakjak (Post 921583)

Grace isn't preached enough, and at least it is biblical.

Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace* (Post 921584)

I can't recall hearing grace preached one single time until I was in my 30's. And I was in church at least 3-4 times a week since birth.