The Rise and Fall of Gospel Coalition

Even the introduction of the first episode has a ring of John the Baptist to it. Truth will free some, convict others. Jesus came not to bring peace but a sword and a sword should price our hearts also as we examine the ideologies that are just plain lord planted by the enemy of our souls. Our fight isn’t against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces that seem to deceive and bribe us away from God’s truth and his heart. Every generation has its fight and I pray God fills his people with boldness to be willing to pick up their cross and lose their life their influence their book deals to follow Jesus and speak truth for the sake of his good name and the sake of the lost sheep.

My impression in a couple of words was ‘sour grapes’ and ‘windbags.’ Don’t waste your time here.

The hubris behind this guy pointing the finger at a broad, diverse group of Christian’s interpreting the Bible is all based on his own personal anecdotes. The narrator penalizes wise leaders because of the platforms available to us in the age of globalization. The narrators’ theories are little more than conspiracies about a supposed hidden hierarchy, but sadly not coming from a place of biblical accountability, rather from his feeling left out by faith-promoting platforms.

Tried to give this a chance but there wasn’t much here except for a guy who’s upset that he’s on the outs with so called “Big Eva”.