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Originally Posted by Socialite
I don't know, J TUL. I'm pretty sure if believers were following a leader that was preaching "another gospel," Paul would have spoken up.
A leader I know gave me his two cents on this. If you are the pastor (JK is) that is in community with these believers who are having pastors try to pull these away (for reasons that are adding to the Gospel), he has very right to denounce these men. If you are someone not involved, not in community with the men, then it's not your concern or business. Some would argue the evangelist had a right since he was connected to the church as one who ministers there frequently. This is a mess. But it leaves me asking/looking/searching for a biblical model to resolve this.
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Good thoughts. IDK what the right way to go is. But I woulda have a hard time telling any one to leave any church. I am probably more liberal than some and I would never tell anyone to leave a ultra con church. That is not me. I would tell them, if they asked me, to use wisdom in their decision because there are a lot of people that it can affect, but the most important ones are their own family.
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