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MrDanger wrote:Jennifer Smith wrote:MacUser wrote:HogWild wrote:However, he is often stinking hilarious, even when he intends to be very serious. So for that very reason, I read more of his diatribes than I would of someone else.:
Bingo. Humor with serious critical thinking is what some pay to listen to.
Well, it works for Dennis Miller, anyway!
And Rush Limbaugh, and Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck, and, wait a minute, didn't Bro. Fisher do that a time or two during Assemblies?
Jennifer Smith wrote:I care about Gerald, too. I am just tired of being bullied, intimidated, and told what to believe before I am able to have the chance to evaluate it for myself- by a sarcastic, personal attack- no, I'm sorry, that doesn't resemble Jesus.
MrDanger wrote:Jennifer Smith wrote:I care about Gerald, too. I am just tired of being bullied, intimidated, and told what to believe before I am able to have the chance to evaluate it for myself- by a sarcastic, personal attack- no, I'm sorry, that doesn't resemble Jesus.
I do believe I have seen Gerald apologize. If I'm incorrect, I apologize.![]()
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Your last paragraph is very misleading. For what seems like two weeks, there was open questions about this, including many on here stating they hoped this wasn't another scam. True hope that this was real. When we started watching (in my case, a service) and researching, we found out our worst fears were true. It took place over several weeks.
No one jumped anyone. Everyone questioned together. I'm sorry if you missed out on that, but don't be mislead to act like this is the first time it was questioned and then Gerald went on the war path. If you missed out on the discussion, the acknowledge you missed it.
MrDanger wrote:
For what seems like two weeks, there was open questions about this, including many on here stating they hoped this wasn't another scam. True hope that this was real. When we started watching (in my case, a service) and researching, we found out our worst fears were true.

pastorables wrote:Are you saying that the entire crusade/event is false?
Pastor Gary wrote:You didn't ask me, but my response would be "Yes."
The applicable Biblical principle is, I think, the principle of good foundations -- found in Matthew 7:24-26 and 1 Corinthians 3:11-13.
One cannot build a solid, scriptural house that will stand the ravages of the storm on any other foundation than CHRIST. What we are experiencing at Lakeland and elsewhere is a Christless Pentecost, infused with mysticism, gnosticism, new age claptrap, pseudo-intoxication, hucksterism, showmanship and disdain for anyone with the thimbleful of spiritual discernment it takes to see that it is a mile wide but a millimeter deep.
Pastor Gary wrote:One cannot build a solid, scriptural house that will stand the ravages of the storm on any other foundation than CHRIST. What we are experiencing at Lakeland and elsewhere is a Christless Pentecost, infused with mysticism, gnosticism, new age claptrap, pseudo-intoxication, hucksterism, showmanship and disdain for anyone with the thimbleful of spiritual discernment it takes to see that it is a mile wide but a millimeter deep.

pastorables wrote:You have just described many years of foundation that I've witnessed within the Church of God of Prophecy. I see no difference. If you believe that no one has been saved, healed, blessed, changed, or delivered at Lakeland then what of my heritage?
Pastor Gary wrote:pastorables wrote:Are you saying that the entire crusade/event is false?
You didn't ask me, but my response would be "Yes."
The applicable Biblical principle is, I think, the principle of good foundations -- found in Matthew 7:24-26 and 1 Corinthians 3:11-13.
One cannot build a solid, scriptural house that will stand the ravages of the storm on any other foundation than CHRIST. What we are experiencing at Lakeland and elsewhere is a Christless Pentecost, infused with mysticism, gnosticism, new age claptrap, pseudo-intoxication, hucksterism, showmanship and disdain for anyone with the thimbleful of spiritual discernment it takes to see that it is a mile wide but a millimeter deep.
Full Quiver wrote:
Paul, based on your theory, as well as pastorables, the sorcerer that wanted to purchase the baptism of the Holy Ghost should have had his desire granted. See even if he continued his witchcraft souls could have been saved thus Christ would have been lifted up. The Apostles rebuked this evil man and now some are saying God bless this same spirit. SHAMEFUL!
Might I add that I'd rather have a dry service than a demon run service.
Pastor Gary wrote:pastorables wrote:You have just described many years of foundation that I've witnessed within the Church of God of Prophecy. I see no difference. If you believe that no one has been saved, healed, blessed, changed, or delivered at Lakeland then what of my heritage?
Didn't you recently begin to attend a NO-COGOP church?

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