Before turning to the next mess of self-incrimination, it needs to be said that none of these Committee members had any idea how self-incriminating their words would be. Had they known, they would never have written them.
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…stop talking about it and do your dirty work already.
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It is imperative the reader understand there was never any action taken by Missouri Presbytery to remove the scandal and protect the sheep. No member of Missouri Presbytery filed charges against Pastor Johnson. It was left to Pastor Johnson himself many months later to file charges against himself toward the end that his presbytery’s investigation would vindicate him and his session.
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Five of the eight men appointed by Missouri Presbytery to “investigate” Revoice had spent years creating Revoice. They are investigating themselves…
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Pastors and churches don’t need Revoice to love and disciple and commune same-sex tempted Christians, providing them opportunities for them to use their gifts in ministry. We already do so and have for decades…
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As we pointed out last time, the Committee has no ability to see critics of Revoice as anything but afraid. Repeatedly speaking of critics’ fear is an effective rhetorical device long employed by the homosexualist movement starting decades ago with their labelling Christians opposed to sodomy and effeminacy “homophobic.”
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By their definitions, the men of Missouri Presbytery’s committee are doing more than attempting to stifle strong and stinging antagonism (like the examples above), they are attempting to control the terms of the debate.
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Revoice’s promotion of the gay identity and effeminacy was so scandalous, nationally, that Missouri Presbytery was forced to respond. They put together an investigatory committee and this past week this committee issued their Report. Here’s our response…
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And now cometh Revoice 2019. Vice pitied becomes vice embraced. This gayfest initially planned and...
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This text just added as an addendum to our first Revoice post: Yesterday I talked with a dear...
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