Jared Moore
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Pastor, Theology PhD @SBTS 33 Days to Freedom From Lust https://t.co/TGH02fIvGa Curriculum https://t.co/54kUN1PdqR Lust of the Flesh https://t.co/FgamTxzev7
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According to Dr. Rosaria Butterfield, What Christian ministries are heretical liars? "Revoice, Preston Sprinkle's Exiles in Babylon Conference sponsored by his heretical Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, and CRU" Preston Sprinkle Cru That's what she said at Liberty University convocation this past Friday. What heresies/lies have they spread? 1) "Same-sex attraction is a sinless temptation, and only a sin if you act on it?" 2) "People who experience same-sex attraction are actually gay-Christians called to life-long celibacy?" 3) "People who experience same-sex attraction, rarely, if ever, change, and therefore, should never pursue, heterosexual marriage." 4) "Sex and gender are different, and God doesn't care if men live as men or if women live as women, because all you need to do is grow in the fruit of the Spirit, as if the fruit of the Holy Spirit can grow from sin." She concludes with, "Choose this day whom you will serve, the lies of our anti-Christian age, the idol of LGBTQ+, or the God who made you male and female, image-bearers all, divinely patterned for the purpose of building strong Christian marriages, families, churches, communities; and calling those outside of Christ to repent of sin and to come in, where even in suffering, it is safe, and good, and purposeful. So, it is my question to you, choose this day whom you will serve. Thank you."
Jared Moore695,086 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Why is my book on The Lust of the Flesh necessary? Because of teachings like this from Sam Allberry. He has believed the lie from the devil that he is same-sex attracted and cannot get married and have children, though he would love to, and it breaks my heart for him. He says, "I would love to be...opposite-sex attracted rather than same-sex attracted. I would love to be a husband to a wife. I'd love to be a father to a child....I love family life. I'd love to have kids. But however much I might want those things, the great goal in my life is not that one day I'd become heterosexual. That is not the win for me. That is not the prize that excites me as a Christian. It'd be lovely if it happened but it's not what I spend every waking hour kind of trying to go towards. No. Far, far greater than becoming heterosexual is knowing Jesus better....We have found the One who provides real satisfaction." 1) Who told Allberry that he was "same-sex attracted" and could not marry a woman? The Bible didn't. God didn't. The Holy Spirit didn't. The world and Allberry's flesh did. But we are who God says we are, not who our flesh or the world says we are. You don't have to be a "heterosexual man" to marry a woman, you just have to be a man! Because all men are "heterosexuals" according to Scripture, meaning that God created them to be men, and entailed in being a man is finding a woman to marry (Gen 2:18-25). *This is the created order. This is the default. There are exceptions for not pursuing marriage given in Scripture, but "I'm same-sex attracted" is not one of them. 2) Biblically, since Allberry is a Christian man who desires marriage and children, he should pursue a godly Christian woman to marry. The only thing keeping him from doing so is believing the world and his flesh. Sexual desire is not a prerequisite for marriage, though he should desire to cut a sexual covenant with a Christian woman to become his wife. 3) Allberry is obviously lonely, obviously desiring marriage and kids but has rejected God's wonderful gifts because he has bought into the world's lie that his sexuality is separate from his biology. He is not a "same-sex attracted" man; rather, he is a man that God designed for marriage, based on his biology. God literally designed Allberry's body to fit together with a woman in the marriage bed. But his flesh has warped his desires to be contrary to God and His design. 4) Instead of rejecting God's good design, Allberry should turn from his same-sex desires, find the godliest single woman he can, and pursue her for marriage. Repentant men make the best husbands and fathers. And I believe a repentant Allberry would be a great husband and father! 5) To summarize, the only thing keeping Allberry from biblical marriage is Allberry. I pray he repents, because he's unnecessarily reaping loneliness. And he doesn't have to. And...if you have same-sex desires, you don't have to reap loneliness either. #marriage #bible #singleness You can buy my book here
Jared Moore483,301 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Pieter Valk Vs. Jared Moore: A Debate with a "Gay Christian." Pieter L Valk, LPC has trained more than 40,000 Christian Leaders at numerous Christian Universities and Campus Ministries. He lists them and his ministry's, equip's, partners on their websites: 1. Cru Cru 2. InterVarsity InterVarsity USA 3. RUF Reformed University Fellowship 4. Baptist Collegiate Ministries 5. Asbury Theological Seminary Asbury Theological Seminary 6. Lipscomb University Lipscomb University 7. Trevecca Nazarene University Trevecca Nazarene University 8. Indiana Wesleyan University IndWes 9. Council for Christian Colleges and Universities CCCU
Jared Moore90,910 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
Sam Allberry teaches that homosexuality in your heart is not sin. That’s heresy. Stop saying that he is orthodox.
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Neil, I understand that you love your pastor, but your love should cause you to call him to repentance instead of trying to justify his statements (Reader, click through and read Neil's small thread and his quotes from John Calvin before you read my response). Neil, 1) Greear does not mention the Apostle Paul's "thorn in the flesh" at all in this sermon. He does not mention 2 Corinthians 12 where Paul describes his "thorn." 2) Greear does not mention John Calvin. This is you trying to put Calvin's words in your pastor's mouth. And you misinterpret Calvin as well. 3) In the video, Greear says we must be compassionate towards "gay and lesbian people" because God has not answered their prayer. He says that they got effected with a different form of the curse than other people. He treats "LGBT folks" as victims. But afflictions do not require repentance and victims are not required to repent. Greear teaches in this sermon that same-sex attraction is an affliction, not a sin to be turned from and rejected. He only condemns homosexual behavior as sin. 4) Greear also softens the heinousness of "LGBT sin" and the beauty of God's design by saying in this same sermon, "The gospel message is not “let the gay become straight” but “let the dead become alive.” Imagine saying, "The gospel message is not "let the racist become loving" but "let the dead become alive," or, "The gospel message is not "let the murderer become loving" but "let the dead become alive." Whenever your pastor pits "straight" against the gospel, he's pitting God's design against God's design, which is only what the devil does in Christ's temptation. It's pure empty rhetoric and deception. And Greear says, "Let me say something very clearly: Homosexuality does not send you to hell. And here’s how I know that: Being heterosexual doesn’t send you to heaven." Again, Jesus came to fulfill the law, and part of His perfect fulfillment of the law was His obedience to loving God and His neighbor perfectly, including His perfect love for His bride, the church. Jesus' fulfillment of "heterosexuality" for the church and in the church is indeed part of what sends Christians to Heaven. Again, this is just empty rhetoric from your pastor. Imagine saying, "Being Trans doesn't send you to Hell because being male or female doesn't send you to Heaven." Or, "Being racist doesn't send you to hell because loving your neighbor doesn't send you to heaven." And Greear says, "I mean, in terms of frequency of mention and the passion with which he mentions it, it would appear that quite a few other sins are more egregious in God’s eyes than homosexuality...The Bible appears more to whisper on sexual sin compared to its shouts about materialism and religious pride. And we see Jesus demonstrating great sympathy for those in sexual sin and great animosity toward the religiously proud. Jesus never said it was hard for the same-sex attracted to go to heaven; he did say it was easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle then for a religiously proud or materially wealthy person to get there. This is not to say it’s not sinful--just to say we often present it differently than the Bible does." The Bible most certainly does not "whisper" about any sin, especially the sin of homosexuality. Ask anyone in Hell. Or ask Jesus about the cross. Such a statement diminishes God's law, God's righteous wrath, and what Christ endured for us on the cross. Plus, what about Sodom and Gomorrah? What about the Canaanite cleansing? What about the flood? None of that sounds like whispering! And, speaking of the "frequency" of sins, if we followed Greear's logic, it would mean that God whispers about pedophilia, bestiality, necrophilia, sado-masochism, etc, because they're all mentioned in Scripture less than homosexuality. This is preposterous! God doesn't have to mention every sin multiple times or more than once to condemn it. The heinousness of sin is not due to how many times God condemns it. The heinousness of sin is determined based on how far away man is from obedience to God's command. And homosexuality is the literal turning upside down of God's design for our bodies. In all of Romans 1, homosexuality is the only sin mentioned that Paul calls, "unnatural." That's why it's more heinous rebellion against God and more detrimental to the person and nations who embrace it; it's further from God's design. 5) Your pastor tries to argue that the end of Romans 1 is Paul condemning everyone because they commit some of those sins. Again, Greear is trying to say that Paul is arguing that homosexuality is merely as heinous as the individual sins listed at the end of Romans 1. But Paul's point is that those who worship the creature, turn sexuality upside down, and dive into all sin, "all manner of unrighteousness, evil, covetousness, malice" (Rom 1:29). The list at the end of Romans 1 should be taken collectively not individually as Greear does. Their lives are full of habitual sin. That does not describe any Christian. If Romans 1 describes anyone in your church, he or she is not a Christian according to Paul. But Greear uses the list at the end of Romans 1 to say that all sin is the same in heinousness, which is not what Paul taught in Romans 1 or elsewhere. 6) The bottom line is that your pastor in this sermon adopts the world's definitions of "LGBT people." He treats SSA as ontological, as an affliction, not as a sin that must be repented of, not as a pathological sin pattern that God can change through Christ. Your pastor actually rebukes the church for condemning LGBT as a sin: "Listen: We only grasp the gospel when we understand, as Paul did, that we are the worst sinner we know (1 Tim 1:15)— and that if Jesus came to die for us, there is no one that he would not die for. When you realize that, you’ll cease being a Pharisaic teacher of the law and you’ll become a gospel witness. You’ll start loving your neighbor as someone made in the image of God and feeling compassion for them in their weakness." So, LGBT is weakness? That's not how the Bible describes sin. And Jesus never had compassion for sin or even sinners in their sin. He had compassion for image bearers in spite of their sin. That's the opposite of what Greear is doing. Greear softens the Bible's language against LGBT throughout this sermon in the name of "compassion." But Christ does not soften the law in the name of compassion; He does the opposite. He slays with the law to send the sinner running to Him. Remember how Christ addressed the self-righteous rich young ruler? As John Mark writes, "And Jesus, looking at him, loved him, and said to him, “You lack one thing: go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.” Disheartened by the saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions" Mark 10:21-22). It's an indefensible sermon that even Greear would not have preached 10 years earlier. What changed? It wasn't the Bible. The culture got soft on LGBT and now your pastor is as well.
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According to Rosaria Butterfield, what is the most important book of our age? Paperback: Kindle: #SBC24 #SBC2024
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That time Mark Dever told David VanDrunen that he wouldn't oppose slavery or the Nazis, due to his Two Kingdom Theology. Which way Christian? Christian Nationalism or slavery and Nazis? Dever said to VanDrunen in this interview, "One of the fears that Christians have of two kingdoms thinking is that you won't oppose slavery. You won't oppose the Nazis. Are you kind of confirming that right now by saying, 'must churches be very careful, churches must be very careful.' Basically, you really can't condemn what the state's doing." HT: 9Marks Full Interview:
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Something shocking about Islam: According to the Qur'an, perpetually fresh young boys, not exceeding the age of about 14, will be in paradise for the faithful to sexually enjoy. "And they will be waited on by their youthful servants like spotless pearls" (52:24). "They will be waited on by eternal youths" (56:17). "They will be waited on by eternal youths. If you saw them, you would think they were scattered pearls" (76:19). This audio is from the @WhiteHorseInn interview by Michael Horton with Sam Solomon, a former Muslim jurist who had to flee from his home country to London when he converted to Christianity. He's an expert on Sharia. Full Interview: A Resource that says the same thing Solomon does about the Qur'an and young boys:
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Is 'homosexual orientation' masculine? It's a simple question that Preston Sprinkle refused to answer. The correct answers are, "Absolutely not!" And, "There is no such thing as 'homosexual orientation.'" There are only males and females, and pathological sin-patterns that Christ can change. *This video is 3 parts of our "debate" spliced together. You can find the full "debate" here, Preston Sprinkle
Jared Moore44,773 просмотров • 2 лет назад
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