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[n david]

Originally Posted by good samaritan

Did Stoneking say that also?

My father heard it from Baxter.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Amen

More than just Stoneking was talking about that story.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by n david

My father heard it from Baxter.

Maybe they all share notes?

I'll check with Brother Thomas Burk, he worked at Endtimes and attended Brother Baxter's church.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by n david

More than just Stoneking was talking about that story.

Maybe it was in the Forward?

[n david]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Now let's look at some things, one Brother C. P. Thomas told Brother Stoneking about what had happened with Osama's wives. Two, Brother Stoneking said that he watched a video with Brother C. P. Thomas with women shouting their hair down and Brother C. P. Thomas tells Brother Stoneking that the women in the video are the women of the Osama story. If you really think about it, Brother Stoneking was told the story by a minister he obviously trusts, and was shown a video by trusted minister friend and told that the people in the video were the people in the story. Take it or leave it.

And yet you and others mock and criticize Stoneking for this story.

smh

[n david]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

This is Brother Stoneking telling the story how Brother C. P. Thomas was kidnapped by Al-Qaeda. While Brother C. P. Thomas was standing in front of an Al-Qaeda leader, Brother C. P. Thomas started preaching and the Al-Qaeda started weeping, and was converted.

Stoneking needs to cut ties with this CP Thomas. Sounds like this dude has delusions of grandeur. People should point their ire at Thomas instead of Stoneking.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Barb

Finally, as far as I know, they are not bitter toward LS, nor am I, but I feel in my heart LS is doing more harm to the gospel of Jesus Christ than any good he appears to present.

WADR, are you sure? Because a reading of your posts suggests otherwise.

Originally Posted by Barb

Okay...all those who believe LS walks on water, let's have at it, but do not be surprised if this thread is moved to the Debate Room as the other thread was.

I don't believe "LS walks on water," but I'm not going to trash the guy like you and others either. I completely disagree with his holy magic hair doctrine, and I'm disappointed he's allowed this CP Thomas to tell him gradiose stories which seem so incredible they can't possibly be true. But again, I'm not going to bash Stoneking over it. The man has been used in faith and healings. I've been in a few services where he preached, and God moved mightily.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by n david

Stoneking needs to cut ties with this CP Thomas. Sounds like this dude has delusions of grandeur. People should point their ire at Thomas instead of Stoneking.

What did you think about the story of Brother C. P. Thomas caught away?

In Brother Stoneking's testimony concerning C. P. Thomas Brother Stonking directs his listeners to his comment that they should believe it because its Biblical? Wouldn't you agree that Brother Stonking is giving validation to the story by claiming the Bible reinforces Brother C. P. Thomas' event of being beamed over to his living room?

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by n david

WADR, are you sure? Because a reading of your posts suggests otherwise.


I don't believe "LS walks on water," but I'm not going to trash the guy like you and others either. I completely disagree with his holy magic hair doctrine, and I'm disappointed he's allowed this CP Thomas to tell him gradiose stories which seem so incredible they can't possibly be true. But again, I'm not going to bash Stoneking over it. The man has been used in faith and healings. I've been in a few services where he preached, and God moved mightily.

But n david, think about this, we aren't talking about some young preacher, we are talking about a veteran. Someone who is a headliner, and before he comes to the pulpit is showered with accolades all the way to the platform.

He repeats things he heard, and runs them up the flag pole for everyone to salute. Individuals tend to hone their ministry off of certain items, some it is faith, some holiness, some standards of living, some theologians spouting so much Greek from the pulpit you want to order a gyros with an extra side of tzatziki sauce.

Brother Stoneking likes the fantastic, and miraculous and that is how he is known. So, he often brings forth some outrageous information which makes for some serious head scratching. Yet, you really want them to be true, you really would like to tell these fantastic stories to everyone. Yet, in the day and age of technology we have people with smart phones checking up on our stories the minute they leave our lips. Brother Stoneking has run smack dab into the wall of the Internet, and people who sincerely would love his wonderful stories to be real, do the research and are sadly disappointed.

Like I said, if he was a young brother preaching even half this stuff he would be sent back to the woodshed, but since it is Brother Stoneking we all are supposed to overlook his foibles? No, the brother needed to be spoken to a while back about checking out his information before he slid it across the pulpit. Has anyone ever gotten it wrong? How about teaching a Bible study to students armed with I phones, and I pads instead of Bibles, having everyone but the older saints, all armed with the I pads? The day has come to be up on our game, and if we can't get our good stuff together, well then we have elders who can kindly show us the way more perfectly. You said that Brother Stoneking needs to 86 Brother C. P. Thomas? But your suggestion is an indicator that Brother Stoneking has a bad influence? Yet, if that is the case, then how many more individuals does he have to quarantine? No, Brother Stoneking is a veteran of the pulpit, and he should be able to tell the difference between the holy and profane by now.

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

But n david, think about this, we aren't talking about some young preacher, we are talking about a veteran. Someone who is a headliner, and before he comes to the pulpit is showered with accolades all the way to the platform.

He repeats things he heard, and runs them up the flag pole for everyone to salute. Individuals tend to hone their ministry off of certain items, some it is faith, some holiness, some standards of living, some theologians spouting so much Greek from the pulpit you want to order a gyros with an extra side of tzatziki sauce.

Brother Stoneking likes the fantastic, and miraculous and that is how he is known. So, he often brings forth some outrageous information which makes for some serious head scratching. Yet, you really want them to be true, you really would like to tell these fantastic stories to everyone. Yet, in the day and age of technology we have people with smart phones checking up on our stories the minute they leave our lips. Brother Stoneking has run smack dab into the wall of the Internet, and people who sincerely would love his wonderful stories to be real, do the research and are sadly disappointed.

Like I said, if he was a young brother preaching even half this stuff he would be sent back to the woodshed, but since it is Brother Stoneking we all are supposed to overlook his foibles? No, the brother needed to be spoken to a while back about checking out his information before he slid it across the pulpit. Has anyone ever gotten it wrong? How about teaching a Bible study to students armed with I phones, and I pads instead of Bibles, having everyone but the older saints, all armed with the I pads? The day has come to be up on our game, and if we can't get our good stuff together, well then we have elders who can kindly show us the way more perfectly. You said that Brother Stoneking needs to 86 Brother C. P. Thomas? But your suggestion is an indicator that Brother Stoneking has a bad influence? Yet, if that is the case, then how many more individuals does he have to quarantine? No, Brother Stoneking is a veteran of the pulpit, and he should be able to tell the difference between the holy and profane by now.

Home run.