Warnock, running for Senate, preached a sermon about Hebrews 11. Now, I was just getting ready to speak on Hebrews 11tonight, and before going over it, the idea popped into my head to see a sermon of Warnock’s. Here is the sermon I came across.www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pBu6CGh2X4He said that Hagar _should be_ on the list. I hope all his preaching isn’t just social messages, using scripture as a spring board. Unfortunately, some preachers with a civil rights focus do that. This is some kind of event he’s speaking at.
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Same man-centered garbage that has infected the black churches for years. That’s why I get very few invites to preach in black churches even though I’m mixed. Expository preaching is in short supply in most Aftrican-American churches. It’s not uncommon for the preacher to read his text for his sermon and then never refer to it again.
Since I don’t make a habit of listening to false teachers in their entirety, maybe you could enlighten us on the breadth of truth Dr Warnock has shared. In this clip, he said Hagar and Martin Luther King belong in Hebrews 11
I really do wonder if preachers in these churches–not ‘black churches per se but these political sorts of groups– ever do preach the gospel, that Christ dies for our sins, was buried, and rose again. Or is every sermon just using a passage of scripture treated as a metaphor and springboard to talk about some social or political issue for which there no real support in the Bible. It is hard to sit through enough of this stuff to find out. One of Kamala Harris church’s sermon was similar to this imo.Sharpton was ordained COGIC. Are there any COGIC congregations that tolerate this sort of thing? It might be worthwhile for some group to make a commercial about a baptist preacher who supports abortion. And that if you listen to his sermons they use a passage in the Bible as a springboard for left wing social commentary. Would it be wrong for a commercial to ask ‘If he can’t do his job of preaching the word of God right, why expect him to a good job as a senator?’I hear one of the reasons this liberation theology took hold in some of these churches is because liberal seminaries gave put scholarships to blacks in the early 20th century. Maybe one of you posters who has lots of cash could create a fund to send woild be preachers from liberation theology preaching churches to conservative Pentecostal seminaries. But I do not know of any revivals that started that way.