So I should be clear here if you go to one of these churches they're not going to say in their statement of faith something like this

We don't believe the Bible is enough. They're not going to say that. They're going to actually take

the fundamentalist route and say, oh, we believe the Bible is the complete inspired and errant word of God.

But it's just subtext. It's really hard to understand. And good news, we've got an apostle here who's going to

tell you how to read it.

And this is why this is so dangerous because there are a lot of, and this is also why it's a movement

without people who are adhering to a movement knowingly because

there's a lot of churches that people would go to. I mean even with Bethel and Redding

California it's a church that's provided endless number of worship songs for a lot of, you know,

baptism non-denominational churches, they're not, you know, putting forward

that, hey, we're a part of this movement or we're sort of subverting

and adding to scripture and things like that.

They're going to say things that resonate with many,

who are Orthodox, but if you dig a little deeper,

assess their practices,

then you'll be able to see those inconsistencies.

But unfortunately, a lot of people

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