Is the road to salvation as narrow as you make it seem?
Posted: Sun May 10, 2015 9:27 pm
Hi,
I have been watching a lot of francis chan recently and I came across your site denouncing him and stating that he is false prophet. Then I looked up some other preachers as well which have helped me to understand God and hold him in higher regards such as Paul washer and todd white. Another preacher who had an impact on me was Nick vujichic which you did not mention on your site. You seem to go into discounting preachers but these preachers do bring many into the love and grace of God through salvation in Christ. There is a passage which says whoever is not against us is for us.
Do you really believe that these preachers are "false" and is the road to salvation really as narrow as you make it seem?
I ask these questions not to be defensive but to understand. As you see I am part of the Roman Catholic church and I don't agree with many of the teachings (i foundGod in a nondenominational church). I am at this church for reasons to honor mother and father. But I feel like being Christian is more than just the nuances. It's about loving God and your neighbor and mercy over sacrifice. It's about distinguishing a false from true prophets from the fruits of labor. It's about examining the fruits by using scripture.
Thank you
I have been watching a lot of francis chan recently and I came across your site denouncing him and stating that he is false prophet. Then I looked up some other preachers as well which have helped me to understand God and hold him in higher regards such as Paul washer and todd white. Another preacher who had an impact on me was Nick vujichic which you did not mention on your site. You seem to go into discounting preachers but these preachers do bring many into the love and grace of God through salvation in Christ. There is a passage which says whoever is not against us is for us.
Do you really believe that these preachers are "false" and is the road to salvation really as narrow as you make it seem?
I ask these questions not to be defensive but to understand. As you see I am part of the Roman Catholic church and I don't agree with many of the teachings (i foundGod in a nondenominational church). I am at this church for reasons to honor mother and father. But I feel like being Christian is more than just the nuances. It's about loving God and your neighbor and mercy over sacrifice. It's about distinguishing a false from true prophets from the fruits of labor. It's about examining the fruits by using scripture.
Thank you