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Has Jon Suber embraced the One Step Doctrine?
I noticed that Suber's church website has a statement of faith that sounds like a one stepper. I thought that might be shocking to his many fans. Of course it could be the statement from when it was under the previous pastor but I can't imagine that pastor giving the church to someone doctrinally different than himself.
Here is the church website; http://faithtabernacleshreveport.org/ |
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…that the baptism of the Holy Spirit with the initial evidence of speaking in other tongues as the Spirit of God gives the utterance is an endowment of power given to the believer for sanctification and evangelism (Acts 1:8, 2:1-4, 19:1-2). |
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Don't start this ...again. Bro. Jon Suber has not changed.
Get a life. Blessings, Rhoni |
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I think it's a fair question to ask. |
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People always look for an excuse to tear down. Just wait until he begins to wears jeans and a t-shirt on Sunday Morning.
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We can become a heresy hunter like Torquemada Hanegraff and suspect everybody and trust nobody. |
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You might think so but this has been visited and revisited and I think we need to think on whatsoever things are true, holy, of a good report, if there be any virtue, if there be any praise...think on these things. In Jesus name. |
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The burden of clarity rests with the speaker, not the listener (or reader in this case). |
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Thank you. |
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The burden of proof should lie with the person who has so much time on their hands they have to look for controversies. That is why church websites should remove their doctrinal statements from their websites. Nobody but the insiders care what your doctrinal statement is. Can't recollect one person being saved because of a doctrinal statement. Can't recall a testimony of a person who was scrolling through a web site and read the doctrinal statement and said, "Yup, That's the church I want to attend."
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