Fundamental Baptist Christian

It's very easy to criticize Roman Catholicism for the charges of sodomy done by priests raping boys. However, it's probably very easy to forget that LGBT churches are now on the rise and have infiltrated evangelical churches. I heard of Alabama Baptist Church having the issue of a female pastor performing a lesbian wedding. It would be stupid to keep raising up the issue of homosexual priests and nuns but not to target homosexual pastors and female church authorities. Make no mistake - LGBT churches are on the rise and the acronym means Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-Transgender. All these are an abomination before God. Martin Luther's trip to Rome revealed all the sins in it. I remembered reading the now out-of-print book "Babylon Mystery Religion" by Ralph Woodrow (which he should revise without references to the faulty "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop) talking about Luther's trip to Rome. Luther witnessed the worst sexual immoralities such as priests ...

The subject of eternal security has had several huge debates. Both proponents and opponents of eternal security use Judas Iscariot to defend their claims. Do you remember Judas Iscariot? I remembered there was even an argument that some assume he was supposed to be saved. When I was still a newbie Christian - I thought Judas Iscariot himself couldn't be saved even if salvation was by grace. Why would a true follower of Christ betray his Master? Then I thought it was possible to do so. I was left in the sea of confusion concerning Judas Iscariot. Then I simply assumed that he was a fake believer to start with. I couldn't even buy the idea that you can get saved and sin all you want because the Bible shows that those saved by grace have changed lives. The conditional security crowd would like to use Judas Iscariot as their example. For example, Dan Corner of Evangelical Outreach uses Judas Iscariot to justify the former's defense of conditional security. Pentecostals tend t...

Today is the death anniversary of Dr. Jack Hyles and I remembered how I used to adore the man, I used to read Jesus-is-Savior (until said site started to make me doubt my salvation because I always believed in repentance of sins for salvation and receiving Jesus as Lord and Savior) yet it turns out that this guy is actually a sexual reprobate. I remembered I wanted to get someone to find evidence to defend Hyles from what some may call to be a "Jesuit conspiracy" to discredit him and the Baptist movement yet the evidence is quite overwhelming on how we have fake Baptist churches around! They may not be necessarily Jesuit creations but they are still dangerous doors to Hell nonetheless! So what's the whole truth about the late Hyles and his movement? While I do appreciate some of his writings about sin in American society - yet he also introduced the dangerous doctrine of easy believism. It would be a very dangerous thing where he teaches the following heresies: R...

It never stops to bother me up to no end that sometimes the biggest problem in the Baptist churches are Baptists themselves. As preposterous as it sounds but it's true. There's the recent plague of easy believism. I thought of how often salvation ends up like this, "Just pray a prayer and you're saved." It's no wonder why the late Dr. Leonard Ravenhill announced that the sinner's prayer has sent more people into Hell than the bars of America. It's because many people have become false converts. Now, I don't deny some people have said the sinner's prayer or were converted from a sinner's prayer evangelism. However, it's not because of the sinner's prayer evangelism but it's because the pastor preaches hard truths and would confront false converts about the possibility of false conversion. I was just reminded of some person I ran into years ago. He claimed he was a Baptist and seems to act like he's some kind of "Jesu...

It's sick to think how the Southern Baptist Convention may already be driven to such apostasy. If you've got female pastors in some Baptist or Southern Baptist churches (though this doesn't represent the whole Southern Baptist movement either) then think of more unscriptural messes coming in. It's no surprise that some popular Southern Baptist preachers such as Rick Warren is in unholy compromise with Rome. I remembered how Warren himself praises Pope Francis a lot. Billy Graham was also a member of SBC and he was a good friend of Pope John Paul II. Martin Luther King Jr. was also seen talking in Jesuit universities hence proving his links to the Jesuit Order. This is something to think about that God-fearing Southern Baptists should always keep in mind that they not exempt from the problem of infiltration. Here, Paul Washer a Southern Baptist pastor now warns about the dangers of Roman Catholicism. It's a shame really how certain Baptist movements have com...

Make no mistake that having the Evangelicals and Catholics Together (ECT) movement is part of continuing the Counter-Reformation. The history of the Counter-Reformation also included the Jesuits who were involved in arranging for the demise of the Reformation. But the tactics have changed from brutal bloody force to infilitration. Today, the history of the Inquisition is almost well-covered up that the average Roman Catholic today believes it's just a myth invented to destroy unity. So why was the Second Vatican Council created? It's announced as a time of healing. I could even remember the time John Paul II held the Day of Pardon Mass during his papacy. When he died his successor the resigned Benedict XVI also continued the same process. It involved dialogue with various religious groups. What also shocked me was to realize that several pastors who I once admired turned out to be pro-Vatican. Martin Luther King Jr. was also openly ecumenical and had an audience with Paul VI....

I remembered years ago when I read an atheist blog who admitted he used to be a Christian. What he meant that he used to be a Christian is that he was once a Roman Catholic. The average world today considers Roman Catholicism as well as other pseudo-Christian groups to be Christian when they aren't. Another atheist said he used to be a Christian until he read the Bible and found passages that horrified him. But there's one truth in that and that's those who criticize the Bible most are those who read it least. They haven't seen the context of events like why God ordered the destruction of evil civilizations.  The "God's Not Dead" movies are somewhat lacking but this scene really makes think of atheists who claim they were once Christians. In this clip, notice how Professor Radisson claims that he used to be a devoted Christian. Just because someone came from an Evangelical background or family doesn't mean they're Christians. They may just be ...

Today is the celebration of Palm Sunday and the start of the first day of Holy Week. It's would be good to address the problem of Palm Sunday "converts". The ministry of Jesus has this problem that many loved His miracles but hated His teachings. Palm Sunday would testify to how so many conversions today are superficial. They seem to be converted but results soon reveal that they aren't converts to start with. They're quick to wither like the palm leaves which some Roman Catholics would bring to their Pharisees to have them superstitiously "blessed" with "holy water" but would eventually wither a few days later.  John 6:26   Jesus answered them and said, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Ye seek Me, not because ye saw the miracles, but because ye did eat of the loaves, and were filled . People thought Jesus was giving them free lunch, They followed Him hoping to get something. But the result was soon very sad. In fact, we have the sad trag...

It's time to confront the reality of "Easy Christianity", the prosperity "gospel" crowd and others that look like Christian churches but aren't. I could tell that this place of worship isn't Christian if it's held by what's obviously pseudo-Christian. A Roman Catholic parish is already obvious to me it's not Christian. A Iglesia Ni Cristo parish is already obvious to me it's not Christian. A Mormon temple is obvious to me it's not Christian. Any pseudo-Christian denomination's parish is not Christian. Any institution that teaches salvation by faith plus works is not Christian. Works salvation is a more obvious wolf and it's easier to shoot at. But do you know that we've got "churches" today that look Christian to the true Christian until they dig into their teachings? The bigger problem is when I think that this place is a Christian church but it's really a trapdoor church. We've got many places of wor...