Rex Johnson was GREAT tonight

[Nahum]

Originally Posted by Thad

what's the book about ?

I heard that you have to sign an agreement to uphold the "Trinity" in order to be a guest or perhaps preach on TBN ???
It will be interesting to see how UPC folks handle that

His book is called "With a Palm and a Willow" and is by far one of the top five Apostolic books released within the past five years. I literally bawled through the first few chapters when he told how he lost his family.

I rarely speak in such glowing terms about Apostolic releases, because of inferior quality, but this book is a must have for every pastor. It is helpful to anyone who has experienced loss.

[Thad]

Originally Posted by [B

CC1;278400]I know that years ago Kenneth Phillips could not be on the local TBN TV station in Austin because he would not sign an agreement like that stating he believed in the trinity.[/B]

However later the local Charismatic Pastor who ran that station made an exception for him so he could be on.

Thanks CC1. I knew that was the case. I know there's a wide variance of beliefts espoused on TBN buuuut when it comes to the basic fundamentals such as the Trinity and HOW one receives salvation, it must be upheld or not taught otherwise.

[Thad]

Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

His book is called "With a Palm and a Willow" and is by far one of the top five Apostolic books released within the past five years. I literally bawled through the first few chapters when he told how he lost his family.

I rarely speak in such glowing terms about Apostolic releases, because of inferior quality, but this book is a must have for every pastor. It is helpful to anyone who has experienced loss.

I look forward to checking this book out PP. thanks for sharing that

[CC1]

Originally Posted by Thad

Thanks CC1. I knew that was the case. I know there's a wide variance of beliefts espoused on TBN buuuut when it comes to the basic fundamentals such as the Trinity and HOW one receives salvation, it must be upheld or not taught otherwise.

Keep in mind that this was more than ten years ago. Perhaps with so many exUPCers becoming friends and being on TBN now they have changed that stance.

I also believe that some Christian radio networks have a statement of belief that one must sign to buy airtime for a Christian radio broadcast. Affirming the trinity is part of all of these agreements as mainstream Christianiyt considers it a basic doctrine. The real intent is to keep Mormons, Jehovah Witnesses, and other cults from airing programs in their stations but the result is it also bans Oneness folks who do not accept the trinity.

[Sandra]

Originally Posted by CC1

Keep in mind that this was more than ten years ago. Perhaps with so many exUPCers becoming friends and being on TBN now they have changed that stance.

I also believe that some Christian radio networks have a statement of belief that one must sign to buy airtime for a Christian radio broadcast. Affirming the trinity is part of all of these agreements as mainstream Christianiyt considers it a basic doctrine. The real intent is to keep Mormons, Jehovah Witnesses, and other cults from airing programs in their stations but the result is it also bans Oneness folks who do not accept the trinity.

There is no such document now, I talked with the station manager of one of the stations, they actually sell the air time to programmers. Never heard of such a document.