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Andy talks about organized religion, because he’s created a movement that’s about story telling which is more about pampering a person’s feelings. He says people stepped away from religion because they can’t believe God will send someone to hell. Wait for it. He tells people to hang on to...

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Steve Mathisen No DM'svor 3 Jahren

I can't stand to even listen to him. 💔👎🤮🔥

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lisa atkinsonvor 3 Jahren

Jesus said there would be MANY false prophets deceiving MANY in the end days .....

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R. Todd Waddellvor 3 Jahren

I've said before, don't understand why people are not happy with preaching the Gospel directly from the Bible. Think of what a wonderful large congregation and following he has, but its like he's got to put some spin on it to make him different, to make him popular.

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Terri Greenvor 3 Jahren

It’s called story telling, and it’s horrible. Donald Miller uses it and others like John Maxwell who’ve had a huge influence on churches like Andy’s. They really do make light of the gospel because they think and want others to believe that organized religion is the boogie man.

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DColemanvor 3 Jahren

He's pandering heresies.

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Michael A. Gleb IIvor 3 Jahren

Not 1 ounce of scripture was quoted 2 back up his philosophy. He has convinced people that they should “untether” themselves from the scriptures and remove themselves from that “box” only 2 for them 2 form another “box” by which they put Jesus in and form their own false religion

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Mr. Protonvor 3 Jahren

My pastor keeps talking about how faith and Christianity is about "having a relationship with Jesus" not "rules". They continue to ignore that the entire gospel and most the words out of Jesus own mouth are about one rule, "Repent".

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Tlna L. ☝vor 3 Jahren

The truth of Scripture is too much for him. He would much rather appeal to those who wants their ears tickled. It shows the intention of his heart. He'd much rather be popular w the world and hates the souls of those lost to lead them astray.

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Malum Superatevor 3 Jahren

Total heresy

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Elephant headvor 3 Jahren

“So faith comes from hearing, and hearing by the word of Christ.” Romans 10:17 This preaching is popular psychology. It’s purpose is to not be offensive. Jesus is offensive to the world. The world hates Jesus.

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