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Interview with Rick Warren?
| Posted On: 02/22/08 10:30:30 AM |
Age 51, NE |
Ingrid.....have you asked Rick Warren for an interview?
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End Times
| Posted On: 02/07/08 10:05:47 AM |
Age 47, MO |
Positive yes, optomistic NO. If someone is an optimist, they don't understand the times, the soul, or prophecy. The times are the end and many will fall away from the faith and even from reason due to the nature of sin. Prophecy is doom and gloom for the world with the hope of redemption at the end. Our hope is not in this world but in Christ. As for grace and mercy, the Lord offers them equally to all. We are to be humble and obedient to the Lord. John
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Well said!
| Posted On: 02/07/08 01:50:38 AM |
Age 52, CA |
Here, here & rah, rah!! Herb
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I agree
| Posted On: 02/06/08 11:52:53 PM |
Age 60, CA |
I attend a average size conservetive baptist church in orange county ca. And obviously I have conservetive theology views. Mega churchs stir up my curiousity so on occasion I venture out and see what's up. I been to chuck smith's calvary chapel santa ana, greg laurie's harvest christian fellowship and of couse saddleback church. I think one could spend hours pointing out problems with all these mega churchs but I try to make it to one of the sunday night services at saddleback every sunday because I feel just as blessed from one of rick ryans messages as my own conservitive evangelical pastor. Maybe we should be more concerned about the theistic evoloutinist biologly professors at biola univeristy.
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Destruction through P.E.A.C.E.
| Posted On: 02/06/08 11:48:09 PM |
Age 36, NM |
This is yet another example of the increasingly deceptive usurpation of true Christianity that heralds the anti-christ religious system. Speaking of the culmination of what we are now seeing, Daniel describes the anti-christ as one who "... by peace shall destroy many ..." (Dan. 8:25, KJV)
Wouldn't it be ironic if this prophecy turned out to be the fulfillment of what is now being put in place through the P.E.A.C.E. plan?
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I listened
| Posted On: 02/06/08 09:57:36 PM |
Age 33, MS |
I listened to the 28 Jan sermon at the link you provided. It underscores my concerns with Mr. Warren. With a national audience, he did not discuss the need for repentance. He did not discuss Jesus' substitutionary death to redeem fallen man. Instead he talked about making Jesus the CEO of your life so that you could do great things for God. I'm not questioning Mr. Warren's personal salvation, but I feel that he, like many of us, is squandering opportunities to make an eternal impact on people through the gospel of Christ.
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Hear, Hear!
| Posted On: 02/06/08 09:13:23 PM |
Age 33, MS |
Great response. Thank God I don't have the responsbility to judge someone's heart, but we must speak truth in love.
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Very well said.
| Posted On: 02/06/08 08:42:44 PM |
Age 40, KS |
I have been thinking the same thing of this web site lately. No one ever says anything positive about anyone. It has become a site to do nothing but criticize other Christians. There is no mercy or grace. I heard about what Rick Warren said in his speech. My understanding was that he was saying we have a pluralistic society. Not that pluralism is a good thing. It is what the world is seeking, but he is not encouraging it. I just finished a study done by Rick Warren and Chuck Colson and they talked about knowing truth and that the only truth can be found in Christ. They were right on. So I am very skeptical of this talk that Rick is calling for pluralism, and I am absolutely aghast that the author questions Rick's own Christianity.
As for the above post, it is important to learn the truth and be educated on proper doctrine, but without love and mercy, what good are they?
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RE: Combatant polemicist or Compassionate paraclete?
| Posted On: 02/06/08 08:11:20 PM |
Age 44, IN |
The Lord Jesus Christ, Paul, John, Peter, and Jude all warned of false teachers, false prophets, false christs, and the importance of right doctrine. Why? Because of love. Warning people of dangers is a loving thing to do. Thanks for the article Ingrid.
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Response to: Has Anyone Asked Rick Warren? posted by Age 61, Mo.,
| Posted On: 02/06/08 06:38:11 PM |
Age 69, GA |
You are in error when you state that the murderer was saved through Rick Warren's ministry. You are referring, I presume, to the murderer who kidnapped a young woman, who then read to him from Rick Warren's book, "The Purpose Driven Life." You should be aware that this murderer was NOT born again. In fact, I never read anything quoting him as saying he HAD been converted. Instead, AFTER that event, he converted to ISLAM while in prison! Perhaps, had the young woman read to this murderer from God's Holy Word, the BIBLE, the murderer would have had an opportunity to hear the true gospel. Sadly, all he heard was the PDL trashing of the word of God. I get tired of people berating Ingrid and others who are sounding the alarm. Spend some time reading Paul's epistles. In one epistle, Paul said he spent three years, night and day, weeping and warning about false prophets. So what's wrong with Ingrid following in his footsteps? Wake up, people. The Church is sliding ever more rapidly into apostasy, and Rick Warren and others of his ilk are leading the way. If a false teacher's teachings are spread worldwide, then he should be chastized WORLDWIDE, also!
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