YES, the Christian Church is Full of Hypocrites

There's no doubt in my mind that if I lived during the same time as the Apostle Paul or Timothy or Silas or any of these early apostles that were in the church, if I lived during that same time and was an acquaintance or a friend of Paul or Timothy or Barnabas, if I also had written letters, people would be reading those today. And although they actually don't have my same spirit—that is, the Spirit of God in me working—they would agree with those letters. They would try to align them with their theology.

But guess what, guys? I didn’t live 2,000 years ago. I’m still alive today, and I am preaching the gospel of Jesus today. And this is what I can say: the majority of people that think that they are for Paul and for his letters and for all the Old Testament prophets, they’re actually in stark contradiction to them. The only reason they uphold them is because they would be called a heretic by their church. If they were actually fighting against Paul or Timothy or any of these books of the Bible, they’d be called a heretic. They wouldn’t have a job.

So the best these people can do—when I say these people, I mean Christians, theologians, pastors in the church today—the very best they can do is pretend that they agree with Paul and with Timothy and with the books of the New Testament and with the prophets of the Old Testament. And when they come across those pages that they don’t agree with, they leave those pages out or they interpret them in such a way that they totally twist it to mean something it never meant.

Now, here is the great thing: because I am alive today, I can stand up for the true gospel of Jesus. I can say that the church of today is not preaching the same gospel as the Apostle Paul. They are not in the same truth or in the same Spirit as the holy prophets. They are not in the same Spirit of Jesus. They are in rebellion. They are the Laodicean church. They’re the lukewarm church.

If the prophets were alive today, they would hate them. They would slander them. They likely would have them thrown in prison. They would beat them the same way that their fathers beat them in the times of old. These people that have already passed away in faith can no longer stand up for themselves because they are dead. They’re gone, and their soul is in heaven with Jesus—thank goodness.

But for those of us who are still alive and remain, it is our duty to preach righteousness—not in the twisted way pretending that we are friends with the apostles and with the holy prophets, but it is our duty to stand with Jesus even in opposition. And so today I am telling you that the American church and the churches at large are against the prophets. They would kill them today if they walked into their church, or at least have them thrown out. They are against the New Testament. They are against the words of Jesus.

And all of the apostles, all of the brothers and sisters who really love Jesus—the church of today flat out rejects for their doctrines, for their doctrines of demons. The old church, that is, those that really were Christ's body, those who were doing His work—work such as the Apostle Paul and Barnabas and Titus—these guys really loved the Lord with all of their heart. They weren’t telling people that it’s “once saved, always saved” or “believe in John MacArthur” or “just believe in John Calvin.” They weren’t teaching this Calvinistic theology. They weren’t teaching that.

Now, you could twist Paul’s theology to try to come up with some kind of Calvinistic theology or some kind of predestination theology, but that is not the true gospel, guys. Jesus called us to really repent of our sins, and that unless we endured with Him, taking up our cross and following Him to the end of our life, we would not inherit everlasting life. We wouldn’t be worthy of Him and His calling.

So many Christians today are promoting the Bible. They worship the Bible. They worship the old church fathers as if they agree with them. But they are in stark contradiction to everyone who really loved Jesus and who was dedicated to the Way. These people persecute the Way in the same way that the Pharisees and the Sadducees did, in the same way that every wicked person who hated God did. And the Christians today are no different. They are Pharisees. They are lukewarm. They are Laodicean, and they have blood on their hands because they say that they believe and accept the testimony of Jesus. They say that they’re friends with the prophets, but in reality they hate them every bit as much as the Pharisees and the religious Jews hated Jesus and all of the original disciples. They have blood on their hands.

How about you? Do you really love Jesus? Are you dedicated to Jesus Christ in the true gospel? Or have you sold out to the marketable gospel—the gospel that makes money for Americans? The gospel that makes people look good, that sounds good, that’s socially acceptable. The gospel that says, “Once saved, always saved, brother, God just pinned it all up on the cross when Jesus died. Now you don’t have to do anything but lust. Now you don’t have to do anything but look at porn and you’ll go to heaven.” Brother, have you bought into that gospel?

Too many Christians are completely deceived. They’re listening to every spirit. They have convinced themselves that they’re like Bereans, that they’re more noble, seeking the truth because they read the Bible. I want to read to you what Jesus said about those who read the Bible thinking that they’re more biblical. This is what Jesus said in John chapter 5 to the Pharisees who also read the Bible:

“And ye have not His word abiding in you; for whom He hath sent Him you do not believe. You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and they are they that testify of Me. And you are not willing to come to Me that you may have life.”

So are we coming to Jesus, or are we acting like the pursuit of finding God is actually righteous? Are we pretending that this pursuit of becoming a good Christian is righteous in and of itself? Even New Age people believe that. They act like they are these pilgrims looking for truth and that we should deify the pursuit of truth. That’s not the truth. The pursuit of truth is not the truth. Jesus is the Truth. We know who the Truth is. Jesus Himself is the Truth. He’s the Life and He’s the Way. And unless you follow Him—unless you actually follow Him—you don’t have life in you. Unless you bear your cross daily, deny yourself, and go after Him, you do not have life.

Stop believing the apostate Babylon church. Come out of her. Be separate. Touch not what is unclean. Allow Jesus to come into your life and purge you from sin. Purge you from all the evil that you put into your mind through music and movies and sermons, Bible study that wasn’t of God, men’s ideas. Be purged of all of that junk. Be purged of the dung and come to follow Jesus and obey Him. Store His words up in your heart. Meditate on Jesus’s words. Read the gospel and then live like you mean it—that you will obey Jesus with every last breath you have, with all your energy, all your passion, all your devotion. Give it to Jesus.

But if you don’t have life in Him, if you’re not practicing obedience, how do you think that you as a lukewarm Laodicean Christian will be able to stand before God and say, “Let me in, Jesus. I preach sermons. I listen to sermons”? How do you feel entitled to go to heaven if you are not fully dedicated to the Way such as the Apostle Paul was, and Peter, and Timothy, and all of these people that were dedicated to the gospel and gave their life for it? How do you feel so entitled that you’re safe and secure and going to heaven and your name is in the Lamb’s Book of Life when you have never even heard that your name is in the Lamb’s Book of Life? How are you so sure that you’re safe and secure going to heaven? It’s probably because you believed your pastor’s lies, your church doctrine, maybe your parents who tried to assure you of their religion. But did you really hear it from Jesus? Do you know that your name is in the registry of heaven? Is your name in the Lamb’s Book of Life? Do you know Jesus? And more importantly, do you know that Jesus knows you and approves of the life that you are living today?

Should a Dedicated Christian Preach CHURCH?

 I am a dedicated Christian, or rather a disciple who obeys Jesus. I am dedicated to obey the Lord every single day. And I choose to daily pick up my cross and live by the words of Jesus. I’ve read the New Testament many times. I know the words of Jesus and, the best I possibly can, I put the words of Jesus Christ into action in my life.

I also want to see other people repent, turn from their sin, turn from doing what they know is wrong, and do what is right. I want to see marriages that flourish and are healed. I want to see spouses who really love one another and who raise their family, who teach their children to obey God. I want to see communities changed. And like you, I want to see more people come into the household of faith.

But there is something that is different about me, and that is although I am a Christian, although my loyalty is to Jesus, I cannot in good conscience preach church. I can’t tell people that a revival is happening in church. I cannot go and tell people, “Find a good gathering of Christians and get in there.” Why is that? Why don’t I tell people, like everyone else, to go find a support group, to go find other Christians?

That is because the Christian church of today is the Babylon church system. The devil has infiltrated it. The devil is inside the church. And my testimony is that when I put my faith fully in Jesus, He called me out of the church that I was in. And He told me that the church system was as a prostitute or a harlot, as a whorehouse. Because as men go to a prostitute for sex, and it’s not true love, the world is going to church not to really find the truth, not to really repent and follow Jesus, but for sensuality.

And today the Babylon church, or Babylon the Great, the great harlot, is deceiving the whole world. Babylon the Great, or the church Babylon system, is the wide path to hell. It’s the wide path to destruction. And many Christians are on this path. Many Christians preach, “Go to church, find a gathering, find a good church, don’t give up the fellowship.”

But I preach Jesus Christ—that He died, He resurrected. But more than that, you have to personally know Him, hear His voice, and follow Him. And you can’t touch things that are unclean. The Babylon church system is unclean. And those that sleep in her bed are defiled.

I had a dream last night that I saw someone and their family that I knew, someone in the community. I did not know that they were Christians, but in my dream, they had gone to church only because it was the time that they would have pictures taken of their family, and then those pictures would go into the church directory. The only reason why they wanted their pictures taken is so that then when others would see their picture in the church directory, they would recognize their face and say, “Oh, they’re good churchgoing people. I’ll support their business.”

The church runs just as a business. The church plays the prostitute. They’re about their own business, their own kingdom. But if we really love Jesus, we will be separate. We will not touch what is unclean. We will stop going into the prostitute house, and we will start holding Jesus’ hand and revealing the wickedness of the Babylon church system.

So my question for you today is: Do you see it? Do you see the hypocrisy in church, or are you deceived by Babylon the Great like the majority of the Christians? Or have you been so turned off by church, like much of the world, that you have rejected Jesus because of the hypocrisy of Babylon the Great?

I want to encourage you today to come into the hands of Jesus. He loves you. He cares for you. But He also calls us to touch nothing that is unclean. If we choose to receive Him and push off the world and come out of the world, He will cleanse us from our unrighteousness. He will purge us. He will put on our new robes. He will give us a new mind and a new heart. And then we have to go with Him and endure with Him through trials, tribulations, even to the very end of our life—even if no one else goes with us.

I’m sure that I look silly making this message. I’m sure there are people who will disagree. But I don’t care. It is my goal to please Jesus and to honor Him and to please Him to the very end of my life.

Howard Pittman's testimony

 In a near-death experience this is what God told Howard Pitman, verbatim, although he was a good Baptist preacher and teacher with many Christian works: 

"Your faith is dead

your works are in vain

 the life that you lived and offered to Me as a life of Christian service is an Abomination that I rejected in the Pharisee 

What made you think I would accept it from a Laodicean type Christian?

 Infact, untold millions are living the same kind of life that you live and they stand in danger of my Everlasting Wrath"  - The Living God 

The unsettling truth about Christianity

 I would hope that everyone in our government would become Christians. I would hope that everyone would be a supporter of pro-life and against abortion. I would hope that everyone would be against illegal immigration and against drugs and alcohol and sex outside of marriage, fornication, and adultery. All of these principles I wish the whole world was for.

However, just because you are a Christian patriot or you are a Christian activist or you believe in the principles of Christianity is not in and of itself enough to enter into the kingdom of God. Remember that Jesus Himself said, "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter into the kingdom of God, but those that do the will of my Father in heaven."

We need to make sure that we have a very intimate and real relationship with Jesus such as Steven did, such as even the apostle Paul did who previously was killing Christians. We need to make sure that we have received the Spirit of truth and that we are doing exactly what the Spirit of truth is calling us to do. Too many Christians are serving God their way and they appear godly before men, but they're not fruitful for the kingdom of God.

This is very sad because there are very, very good men. Men that are doing wonderful things. And I would hope that there are more good men and more good women. But being good in and of itself does not bring about the righteousness that God wants for us. The way to everlasting life is already known. It is already been made. And that way is through Jesus.

But we can't just believe in the cross. All of us as Christians know that Jesus died. He resurrected. He made the way for us through His blood on the cross. But the portion of the gospel that is not being taught or followed rather in church is that we also have to bear our cross. Whoever does not bear their cross is not worthy of the kingdom of God. They're not worthy of Jesus because they're not proving their salvation by what they do. They have no fruit to prove their repentance.

Too many Christians think everything was pinned on the cross. They think they're entitled to go to heaven because they said a prayer in the past and now they're just going to heaven. Without a daily relationship with Jesus, we are not eating His flesh nor drinking His blood. We're not living on the daily.

Make sure that you have a real relationship with Jesus. Make sure that you have really repented of your sins because without righteousness and without this daily bread from God, you certainly aren't entering into heaven. Even if you're a Christian activist, even if you're going to church, paying tithes, doing all these good things in the world, you need Jesus.

Jesus is the way to everlasting life. You need to profess Him as your Lord, your King, your Savior, your God. You need to say, "Lord Jesus, open my eyes to see you. Open my ears to hear you. I profess you as my Savior." And then you need to hold on to Him and obey everything He tells you to do. You cannot serve God your way. Too many Christians are serving God their own way. They're bringing their own sacrifice to God. It's called the Cain sacrifice.

But how do we sacrifice like Abel? How do we bring the sacrifice that God accepts, not the sacrifice that we bring to God that He rejects? Remember that Cain also brought a sacrifice, but God rejected that. We want to bring the sacrifice to God that is well pleasing to Him. And we know that comes by obeying the words of Jesus.

Are you today obeying the words of Jesus? Are you a fruitful son or daughter who is in connection to God through the Son? Or do you just feel entitled to go to heaven? Believe that you're going to heaven because you have good deeds, because you speak a lot about God, because you read the Bible, you lead Bible study, you go to church. Do you feel like you're going to heaven because of your deeds?

Or are you entering into the kingdom of God because you're holding Jesus's hand and he is leading you there? Make sure you're not deceived by Christian patriotism or by Christian activism or by just being a good Christian that goes to church. Make sure that you really repent, that you receive Jesus as your Lord, your King, your God, and that you're led by His Holy Spirit. Unless you're eating Jesus's flesh and drinking His blood, you have no life.

Combating Trite and Cliche Christianity

 Combating Trite and Cliche Christianity

Well, praise Jesus. Today, everyone, I wanted to make a video on this topic about combating against trite Christianity and cliché Christianity.

Because Christianity, for many people, has become just a religion. It's become very fake. It's all about church, all about the book, all about tithing, all about things that do not have life in it. But genuine Christianity is all about Jesus, the living God, and a working relationship with Him.

Now, there are some sayings that go around in the Christian church that are just very cliché, very trite. And I often hear Christians saying these sayings, and it just makes me sad, because these Christians may have a good heart, they may want to know the truth, but they're very deceived by dead religion, and they're stunted in their faith.

I want to read to you just a few of these clichés you've probably heard in church, and then I want to talk about one of them in particular. One of the clichés that you hear Christians saying is: “God won't give you more than you can handle.” Have you heard that one? It's just kind of a trite saying. It's kind of this saying that everyone has heard in church, and it doesn't really mean anything to anyone anymore.

Or how about: “Everything happens in God's kingdom for a reason”? Or how about: “Just have faith, brother, just have faith”? Or how about this one: “Love the sinner but hate the sin”? That's how it goes.

Okay, so how about: “Well, God is good all the time. All the time, God is good.” That's one of those clichés that you hear the pastor say and then the congregation echo. The pastor says: “God is good,” and then the congregation says: “All the time. All the time, God is good.” Well, of course, He is. But what does that mean to us?

How about this one: “When God closes a door, He opens a window”?

But here is the one that I want to talk about. Here's a cliché that I heard someone say the other day, and that is: “We just got to continue to be faithful.” I've heard a lot of Christians say that: “We just have to continue to be faithful.” Praise Jesus, everyone.

This statement begs: what do we think that it means to be faithful? What does it mean to be faithful or to have faith? Does faith just mean that you are faithful to your religion, that you're faithful to your way of life, that you're faithful to the Bible? What does it mean to have faith?

To a lot of my ancestors, to be faithful just meant to keep up your church faithfully, to read the Bible faithfully. When my mom was a little girl, my grandpa told my mom—actually he made her promise—that she would read the Bible faithfully every day, because to my grandparents, faith meant reading the Bible religiously, memorizing Bible verses.

I remember when my grandpa would come over—before we would get up from the table, whether it was breakfast or dinner—we had to quote a Bible verse. And if you couldn’t quote a Bible verse, you couldn't get up from breakfast or dinner. You just had to quote that verse before you got up. So we would always try to find verses in the Bible that were short, like “Jesus wept,” or something like that, because it was just something to check off the list, to get done. But that, to people in my family, was equated with faith.

A few things that make up a false faith are a faith in church attendance—thinking that you're faithful because you go to church, thinking that you're faithful because you read the Bible, thinking that you're faithful because you tithe, or thinking that you're faithful because you regularly donate to your community or go on mission trips or something like that.

But I want to talk about what true faith is. What does it mean to actually be faithful? And if we say we just got to continue to be faithful, what does that actually mean?

I want to read to you what Jesus said about this in Matthew chapter 24, because it means something very particular to be one of God's faithful ones. This is titled “The Faithful Servant and the Evil Servant.” So, let's figure out what they're doing to be faithful or evil.

“Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his master made ruler over his household, to give them food in due season?” That's interesting, because that means that if we are faithful, we are communing with God. You can't be receiving food unless you're eating food. And we know that that spiritual food is the bread of life which comes down from heaven. Jesus claimed to be that bread of life.

He is our communion. That's why we eat Jesus's flesh and drink His blood. Communion is not the holy Eucharist eaten in the Catholic church. And it's not that bread and grape juice that you have once a month in the Baptist church. But real communion is hearing from God in your soul. Remember that Jesus said: “Man does not live on bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.”

So, number one: if you are God's faithful son or daughter, you're communing with Jesus, you've received His Holy Spirit, and you're not just living on bread and wine, but you're living on Jesus's body. You're eating His flesh, you're drinking His blood because you hear His voice and you're putting into practice the things that He tells you to obey.

And if you're doing that, if you're eating Jesus's flesh and drinking His blood, then you are also doing something. You are telling others, or you're feeding others. You're telling others the things that Jesus has told you, because you love your neighbor as you love yourself. That's why Jesus says to give them food in due season.

The day in which we're living, very, very few Christians are bringing sinners to repentance. They're bringing sinners to church, and they're gladly telling those sinners that everyone is a sinner. And they're right—everyone in their church is a sinner. But where they go wrong is telling sinners that they don't have to repent. If sinners remain sinners, and they're just faithful to their church to continue to sin, then no one is eating Jesus's flesh, no one is drinking His blood, no one is being nourished, and no one is hearing those words of life that will bring them into the new covenant.

So first, if we are faithful, we need to be eating Jesus's flesh. And then we need to be preaching the gospel, calling others to repent, calling others to the holy life that they may also repent of their sins and also be in communion with God.

What Jesus says about that servant is: “Blessed is that servant whom his master, when he comes, will find so doing.” But as we know, when Jesus comes, will He find faith on the earth? Very few people will be doing what He called, because they are part of this false faithfulness—this really trite and cliché faithfulness that just says: “Just go to church, brother. Just pay your tithe, brother. Just read the Bible, brother.” But it's a very trite, fake Christianity, and we don't want to fall into that.

“Assuredly I say to you that he will make him ruler over all his goods.” But then, on the other hand, what does Jesus say to the trite or the cliché Christian—the one who is not really abiding in His love, the one who is not eating His flesh, drinking His blood, or calling others to repent?

“But if that evil servant says in his heart: ‘My master is delaying his coming,’ and begins to beat his fellow servants, and to eat and drink with drunkards, the master of that servant will come on a day when he is not looking for him, and at an hour that he is not aware of, and will cut him in two, and appoint him his portion with the hypocrites. There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”

So those that do good in the eyes of God and have genuine faith—they are greatly rewarded. But those that do evil, that are sinful in the eyes of God—they are not rewarded. They're cut in two and they're assigned their portion with the hypocrites.

There is a false gospel going on in the church right now that says: “All of us are sinners, and God just loves everyone the same, and He will just allow everyone into heaven.” This is a false doctrine, guys. Why do we think hell even exists if everyone goes to heaven?

Christians will have another cliché saying. They will say: “Well, hell was created for those demons and for Satan. It wasn't created for humans.” Well, that is true. But why do humans end up in hell? It is because so many, even Christians, have chosen to reject salvation by living trite and godless lives. They love darkness more than the truth because their deeds are evil. They refuse to repent. They refuse to call other Christians to repentance. And instead, they are drawing them into this dead, trite religion.

We need to call people out of this trite and dead, cliché religion and call people to really commune with God so that they can be alive—that they can also eat Jesus's flesh, drink His blood, and be part of the new covenant. You need to be part of the new covenant if you want new life.

Remember that Jesus calls us to be a new creation—that the old would be put in the grave, that the old man would be killed, put to death, and that the new man, the spiritual man, would come to life.

If we allow the Spirit to come to life in us, then He will lead us into everlasting life. We won't be trite Christians or cliché, but we will be living on that bread of life, and we'll also be encouraging fellow brothers and sisters with the words that we have heard when we are in prayer.

Have you been in prayer? Have you been listening to the Holy Spirit? Have you been putting the words of Jesus into action in your life? Or do you only have these trite sayings: “God won't give you more than you can handle. Everything happens for a reason. Just have faith. We got to continue to be faithful, brother.”

Are these the false cliché sayings that are coming off of your tongue as a Christian? Or do you have the real sayings of Jesus in your heart because you have been in prayer and you yourself have been in communion with God?

I want to pray for those of you that want communion with God and that want to repent of your sins and live in the newness of life.

“ Lord Jesus, I pray for my brothers and sisters who want genuine faith, who want to be separate from the world of perversion, hatred of God, every kind of corruption and wickedness. I pray that they would just come out of what is evil and do what is good, that You would save their souls, that they would come out of the smoke of the burning fire, and that they would come into the newness of life, and that You would save them from the flames.

I pray that someone listening today could give their life to You, that they would really repent of their sins and learn to hear Your voice and eat Your flesh and drink Your blood and come into the new covenant. The new covenant, Lord, we know is what saves us. It is Your blood, what You have done for us on the cross.

And we want to accept You, Lord Jesus, as our Lord and our Savior. And we want to follow You wherever You lead us. So I pray for those that are listening today, that someone may give their life to You and repent from dead religion and cliché Christianity and really follow You with all of their heart.

In Your name I pray, Lord Jesus. Amen.”

What is a good church?

 A church is only as good as the people that are there. If you want to be good you have to be obedient to Jesus Christ and abide in His love.  None of us are good on our own. But if we repent and receive the Holy Spirit, which comes from the Father, He will refine us and make us please to GOD!

Be sure your sin will find you out

 You can be sure that your sin will find you out sooner or later. Pray that it finds you out sooner so that you can reconcile with God before you end up dead.