Message #25268

[Psalm 51:17]

I attended a brand-new start-up church in the mid 2000’s. A lot of obvious seed money was being spent on tech. The young pastor there focused a lot on playing videos during the service and eventually ?hired? a live rock band to play. The church was conveniently set up in a well-to-do neighborhood. SOP was to read a verse or two, and then proceed to the entertainment. It was very gimmicky.

One of the videos one Sunday was of Bono interviewing with some big Christian holy roller, like Pat Robertson or something. Anyways it got to a point in the video where Bono casually mentions that he has friends in the CFR. As I looked around the room, there was no recognition or reaction whatsoever from the church members about this.

Later, I arranged an appointment with this young pastor. He kept boasting about some fraternity and mentioned Jekyll Island like he was proud to have visited there. He used a phrase that I can’t recall right now. I later found out that it is a standard shutdown phrase/accusation used when the conversation is headed toward “conspiracies”. Like he knew what I wanted to talk about, but he didn’t want to hear it. I was actually trying to warn him about the direction he was headed.

My conclusion, on hindsight, is that this man was professionally trained to be clergy for the purpose of social control. He was also there to bilk rich people in the process. And give they did. I was amazed at the amount of checkbooks that eventually came out when the bucket got passed around. I never found out who sent him there or where the marketing money came from to promote a new church in a place that was already saturated with churches.

You're not alone - recently at my church, one of the youth ministers advertised to the church during the service Vacation Bible School, and used some blasphemous Christian Rock band to start off the presentation. I quietly walked out of the sanctuary, but when I saw the reactions of everyone, it was as if noone cared what was going on. That was the sad part about it. No, I don't think either of the youth ministers are bad people, per se(I think both are genuine). However, it's obvious that both HAVE BEEN BRAINWASHED in their modern-day churches/seminaries over the years. I'll admit I myself listened to this Christian Rock nonsense for a good while until someone showed me the truth.

And yeah - these "bible seminaries" are nothing more than training ground, it seems, to brainwash pastors into exhorting control over their churches. I knew the Baptist Seminary President in my previous city. He came off as a nice and friendly guy, however at the same time he also came off as very arrogant and un-truthful. For example, he would walk into my parents's Sunday School class every week at my previous church(where he also was a member), and just babble and interrupt the SS teacher for 5-10 minutes(like he was some big shot who knew more than anyone else), and just leave. If he was truely humble, he would have taken a back row seat and stayed quiet.

Fritz Springmeyer went into detail over Masonic control in the churches in one of his books - he details the inflow/outflow of money going b/w churches, secular organizations, luciferian organizations, etc. You won't believe where your money that you put in the offering plates ends up going at times.