In this episode, I have the privilege of sitting down with returning guest Justin Peters to discuss three reasons why you should stop using Bethel and Hillsong music in your church.

The three reasons are as follows.

Number one, Bethel and Hillsong are not true churches.

Number two, by using Bethel and Hillsong music, you're subjecting weaker

members of your body to heresy. And number three, even the non-heretical songs by Bethel

and Hill Song still are not theologically robust enough to combat the idolatry and heresy that already

exist in our sinful hearts. Now, we recorded this in two parts, and so for this, part one,

we're just going to tackle that first reason. Bethel and Hillsong are not true churches,

and we're going to do this by explaining precisely why they're not true churches

and providing a biblical criteria for what constitutes a true church according to God.

Applying God's word to every aspect of life.

This is Theology Applied.

Okay. This is Theology Applied. All right, so I'm privileged to have again as a returning guest, Justin Peters.

Justin, would you go ahead and just introduce yourself to our listeners?

Tell them a little bit about yourself and your ministry.

Yes, Joe.

My name is Justin Peters,

and my wife, Kathy and I live in Bozeman, Montana. And I am in full-time evangelism. I travel and

preach and teach. And I suppose that for which I'm most well known is my critique of the Word of Faith

Movement, New Apostolic Reformation, the Health and

Wealth, Name and Claimant, Prosperity, Gospel. I have a seminar entitled Clouds Without Water

that is a biblical refutation of that movement. And it's not my only interest. I'm committed to

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