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Post by PrisonerOfHope on Nov 18, 2014 1:05:54 GMT -5
I'll post a link to the program after it airs. SBC Pastor Says Those Who Want Deeper Doctrine Are “Excrement of the Church”
In a sermon seemingly designed to defend their strip-mined ecclesiology and rebuke whatever number of actual disciples who might be left in the audience of 8 thousand people, David Hughes – pastor of the Southern Baptist, Church by the Glades – calls those in his church who desire to be taught doctrine as “are the excrement of the body of Christ.” A link would be posted, but their website is currently down. Interestingly, it wasn’t down earlier when Chris Rosebrough of Fighting for the Faith reviewed his “sermon” here. We would encourage everyone to listen to that link. Hughes takes from the material of seeker-friendly master, Ed Young, as he pulls out a table with one seat called the “I Chair” (like “high chair,” get it?). By the way, Church by the Glades is the 24th largest Southern Baptist church in the SBC. Add this to the other “Sheep-Beating Incidents” we’ve seen come out of these types of churches, as pastors rebel against their calling to equip the Saints for ministry and build a coalition with the carnal Christians against those disciples who desire – *gasp!* to be taught the Word of God in a serious way. JD will discuss this on Thursday’s program. link
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Post by PrisonerOfHope on Nov 18, 2014 1:09:26 GMT -5
Chris Rosebrough also spoke on the topic: NOTE: During today's F4F sermon review, David Hughes of Church by the Glades says that Christians who want more doctrine and worship at church are the excrement of the Body of Christ. Click Here to Download this episode Program segments: • Michael Chitwood on The Law of the Garbage Truck • William Tapley Explains Away His False Prophecies • T.D. Jakes On Birthing Again and Again • Sermon Review: Foodies - Dealing with Critics by David Hughes Radio program link
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Post by PrisonerOfHope on Nov 20, 2014 17:55:33 GMT -5
Here's J.D. Hall on the subject. The whole program is good, but if you have time to listen only to this portion, it starts about about the 26-27 minute mark: Radio program
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