Last week, Jimmy Evans sparked controversy for saying Jesus was wrong.

And Jesus very indignantly said,

Mother, I must be about my father's business.

He was wrong.

The Son of God.

But yesterday, Evans admitted he was wrong, or did he?

However, the statement that Jesus was wrong can be construed

as meaning Jesus was perfect, imperfect. That is something I would never say and don't believe,

but I can certainly understand how the statement could be interpreted by some to mean that.

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church.

I'm Julie Roy's.

And today I'll be unpacking what I'm calling Jimmy Evans' fauxpology with author and pastor

and director of restoration resources at the Roy's Report, Lance Ford.

Thank you. for. Well, Lance, welcome back. Just so glad you could join me and so glad that you texted me yesterday. You're the one that caught this sermon first that Jimmy Evans did and let me know about it.

So thanks.

Yeah, yesterday morning, out of curiosity, and it didn't disappoint, actually, going on the Trinity

live stream yesterday morning.

And sure enough, I mean, I was surprised to see the format of Jimmy Evans coming out with a written statement, in fact, which, yeah, I mean, he was pretty somber, to say the least.

Yeah.

And he read word for word a written statement, which there's a lot behind that.

Yeah, you've got to figure, he went over this with the leadership there at the church.

They crafted those words very carefully.

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