@TikTokPastors brings you unedited TikToks from #progressive Christians. Giving you the opportunity to see the lies these false teachers are preaching online.
TikTok is a crazy world!!! #TikTokPastors is here to shed a light on the craziness of Christian content from Progressive Christians on TikTok with the distinct aim of creating awareness. Will you join this journey of exposing heresy and false teaching? #Christianity#Truth
Can you guess how many of the verses in this video would actually confuse a Christian who knows the Bible 🤔 ... I can tell you right now it's a big fat 0️⃣ ... question is, does this "Pastor" know this, or is he just misguided? #TikTok#BadTheology#Progressivism#TikTokPastors
@BrandanJR Of course you would claim that ... accusing us of ignorance is far easier than admitting the truth. But that goes back to our point, you wouldn't be doing your job properly if you were honest.
This is #BrandanRobertson ... notice how in this video he was saying he hoped that going to #BibleCollege would result in #God taking his sinful urges away. Notice, he places the responsibility at God's feet, rather than taking responsibility for himself. #TikTok#Progressivism
@BrandanJR See ... and that is the common trope that Progressives use to get around the truth of the Bible. You alter definitions because without deception, your arguments don't stand. So we do get it, we know your lies.
@BrandanJR We were talking specifically about the word. The word isn't ambiguous at all. Numerous scholars would agree with that. That is why the arguments of ambiguity are rarely about the word, but about the context in which it is used.
@BrandanJR No, we actually mean twist. For example, when you claim that arsenokoites as Paul uses it does not mean homosexual practice. You twist the word which simply means "men who bed with other men". Having to do that instantly calls your arguments into question.
@BrandanJR Jesus was Jewish is not an argument for Him being a heretic. Jesus challenged the religious leaders of the day who had twisted and manipulated scriptures for their goals (kind of like what you do). However, Jesus affirmed the Old Testament scriptures. A heretic wouldn't do that.
@BrandanJR One thing that anyone who has studied scripture will notice for a lot of your arguments, is that you have to twist things to try and make your arguments appealing. That speaks volumes.
@BrandanJR Different conclusions aren't the issue, it's heretical ones. People can come to different conclusions about things like how the end times will take place for example. But conclusions that go contrary to God's word, such as what things are sinful, that is where the issue lies.
@BrandanJR Shedding light on heretical content like yours will be helpful. It is noticeable that you claim we're sharing your content just to get likes. That is the kind of ploy a wolf in sheep's clothing would try. So you keep making the arguments for us here.
@BrandanJR OK. Well in that case, why not show us in scripture where we see Jesus being a heretic, and Paul being a heretic. We'll refute that here on X for you gladly. That wet paper bag will become ripped very quickly.
@BrandanJR Actually, shedding light on this content is already helping people. I know that isn't what you want to be the narrative. And of course, anyone who doesn't blindly agree with you is "self-righteous". We will continue to share content like yours to share what's being said online.