Paul Washer: Don’t fear for murderers on Judgment Day, fear for these pastors

Were you drinking or sober when you wrote the letters? You lectured a pastor on homosexuality, I commend you for that. Did you lecture any of them on keeping marriage vows?

 

I guess Paul Washer's Bible is that new translation that omits Revelation 21:8, Revelation 22:15, 1 Timothy 1:9, etc.

 

The sooner the board realizes that Evan6589 is a troll and ignores his posts, the better off we all will be.

 

I've noticed he does not participate in any thread he has not created. The thing is, he is not wrong about a lot of stuff. He just lacks the grace to say it, and it comes out very legalistic, possibly because he clings to the authority of men, and God has not yet brought him low.

 

Paul Washer preaches more biblically correct sermons than the vast majority of preachers in America today.

 

I haven't watched this particular interview with Paul Washer, since Evan did not link to it.
However, I assume that he was referencing James 3:1 and maybe Ezekiel 34:1-10, in which case Washer is quite correct.

 

I have read his three book series about recovering the gospel. It has been lost in humanism for way too long.

 

While discussing how and why people go wrong, tempered with a healthy dose of introspection, is a good thing, I sense a little:

The Pharisee stood by himself and prayed: 'God, I thank you that I am not like other people--robbers, evildoers, adulterers--or even like this tax collector.'

 

My concern with washer is that he spends more time worrying about how others are doing it wrong than he does preaching the gospel. He is very sensationalistic and to listen to him he is about the only person out there who knows how to do church, worship God, or anything else related to the things of God. To listen to him everyone in America should just stop what they are doing and let washer set them straight. He is high on himself, he is caustic, legalistic, and just plain wrong.

Churches are made up of people. People are imperfect. There is no doubt that our churches are imperfect but to run around speaking of our churches as if they are the whore of babylon is just wrongheaded. He needs to get over himself.

 

he does at times though seem to make it that only those who see things exactly as he does will enter into Heaven!

 

It seems that one must always agree with him in order to be considered teaching correct/right doctrine!

 

I have listened to many of his sermons. He, in my opinion, is very biblically sound.

He seems to be spot on in his sermons.

But ppl can say that about Hinn, Osteen, Hutch, Jakes, et al.

We all flock to preaches who preach to our beliefs, I suppose.