James Tyler Ellison

In Christ. Father. Husband. Current Student @CBTSeminary (ThM). @NOBTS (MDiv). @ACBC & @IABCcounselors Certified Biblical Counselor.

[Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary @CBTSeminary]

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[Duff @dgh5391]

"...it goes all the back to the 1689 Baptist Confession..."
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[WWUTT? @WWUTTcom]

Dr. Mohler's Truth & Unity Amendment, banning churches with women pastors from the SBC, has passed with nearly 75% of the vote!

A constitutional amendment needs to pass by a 2/3 majority at 2 consecutive annual meetings. Praying that it passes in Indianapolis next year!

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@jasonkovacs Amen!

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@EddyEkofo Could it be referring to the idea of coin making (minting coins)? Maybe here he is referring to Aristotle’s influence as the source that produces new terms, distinctions, etc. So Aristotle’s mint produces “schools that derive from him.” 🤔

[Albert Mohler @albertmohler]

To help pass the Truth and Unity Amendment, plan to be in the room by 4:30 this afternoon for the Committee on Order of Business Report.

Vote ‘yes’ today on suspending standing rule 6 so that you can vote ‘yes’ tomorrow morning on the Truth and Unity Amendment.

[FoundersMin @FoundersMin]

The Bible is clear that only men should be pastors in a local church and only men should perform the duties of teaching the Bible to men and exercising authority over men within the church.

https://t.co/dlp21DJtYH

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@jvfesko Looks interesting!

[Steven Ullmer @StevenUllmer]

Joseph Smith 1838:
I was told not to join any Christian church because all their creeds are an abomination.

Mormons 2026:
We are Christians just like you. Why won't you accept us?

[Joseph Leavell @LowerLeavell]

I did. It was a horrible experience.

Full of factual errors (Jesus being born in Jerusalem, horses in America before the Spanish brought them, etc.), poorly written, hundreds of "and it came to pass" and other statements making it obvious that it is the same writer in each book,tells of a group being cursed with being black, Jesus telling the Nephites he is the "Alpha and Omega" when they would never have known Greek, quoting Latin words from the King James and other Biblical passages (which were the best parts of the reading), describing places and people that do not reflect the archeological and DNA evidence at all...and that's just the highlights and doesn't include the theoligical statements that directly contradict the Bible....

It's an absolute mess.

But lastly...it promises another testament, which demonstrates it to be a different religion than Christianity. If it's just a different denomination, no new scriptures would be needed. You would never become LDS from reading the Bible alone.

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@tomascol @SBCUnderground @jonharris1989 Woah

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@rbvakarian @JayCCalhoun Wow this is incredible!

[Tom Ascol @tomascol @tomascol]

Simple as.

[Jayson York @jaysonyork]

The murderers are now the victims

Those that decry the murder are now the aggressors

Welcome to a brave new world

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@jasonkovacs @warne How would you recommend a pastor go about finding a coach for their sabbatical?

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@dgh5391 @JeffTaylorLR Yup. You see also see elements of it in the writings of Flavel, Owen, Vermigli, Junius, Charnock, Beza, Perkins, and Bavinck.

[James Tyler Ellison @BroTylerEllison]

@UcheMaryOkoli No.

[Alisa Childers @alisa_childers]

As I've pondered this over the last few days, I keep thinking about something Clay Jones wrote. In his book, "Why Does God Allow Evil?", Jones points out that when we think of genocide, we think of demented psychopaths running around on murderous rampages. In reality, genocide is mostly committed by normal everyday people including moms, dads, and sweet grandmas who bake cookies for the bake sale.

Jones writes: "It has been fascinating to me that absolutely every genocide researcher I have ever read (and I’ve read a lot of them) and absolutely every genocide victim I’ve ever read—to a person—concludes that genocide is what the average person does...

Professor and Holocaust survivor Fred E. Katz sums up exactly what kind of person participated in the Holocaust. He wrote that 'only a tiny proportion' of the 'massive killings are attributable to the actions of those people we call criminals, or crazy people, or socially alienated people, or even, people we identify as evil people.' Rather, they were actually 'carried out by plain folk in the population—ordinary people, like you and me.'

Katz asks, Who carried out the plans of the 'Hitlers and Stalins'?

His conclusion: 'Ordinary people, like you and me.'

Then he asks, 'Who provides the intelligence, the brain power, the orderly thinking to translate crazy philosophies into a practical course of action?

Ordinary people, like you and me.'

Finally, 'Who provides the quiet sustained effort, the plain hard work it takes to carry out huge programs of murderous action?

Ordinary people, like you and me.'"

One of the reasons the post below is so chilling and horrifically evil is because it is so casual, ordinary, and "nice."

May God have mercy on us.

[Steve Deace @SteveDeaceShow]

When the murderer plays the victim after admitting to caring for his dog more than his own child he murdered. Don’t ever again question why a loving God permits a Hell.