Debating those that are so indoctrinated with falsehoods can be tedious. Just check out This video I posted. I provided a challenge to those that are caught up in Shepherd's Chapel cult to prove their doctrines. The essence of my challenge was for them to prove that the "elect" were chosen because of something they did in the "first earth age". Of course there is no Scripture to back that claim up and if one reads Romans chapter 8 and 9 and Ephesians 1 and 2 one will see that the elect are ALL believing Christians and that no work we have ever done or will do is what made us "elect".
I was a former 'student' of this cult for many years. Of course those posting on my youtube video don't believe me and say I'm from CARM. I respect CARM but I'm not from them nor have any affiliation with them. I think CARM is doing a wonderful job exposing cults.. not just Shepherd's chapel but also Mormon, Jehovah Witness, and Roman Catholics.
Shepherd's Chapel is a very dangerous cult. They believe that a person is "elect" because they stood with God in the first earth age against Satan. That is Un-Biblical! To say that you were elected and justified by actions you committed (in this age or any other) is heresy and works based salvation.. That is not the Gospel.. and false gospels won't save you.
You will not see much of the Love of Christ trying to speak to these people. They usually get angry and result to personal attacks when they cannot document their false doctrines.
I thank God that he opened my eyes to the Truth and brought me out of the Shepherd's Chapel cult.
Soli Deo Gloria!
According to a Sheppard’s Chapel broadcast as an African American, I could never be an "elect". This means that we either never existed in the first earth age or all blacks followed Satan. Apparently, I took the side of Satan in the first earth age because I am black and God would not put a righteous soul in my black body. This is racism, not to mention that on this particular broadcast, no hope was even offered for African Americans. Essentially, he is telling us that there is no need to seek salvation. I wonder if the paradox created by the election of a black president presents a dilemma for them.
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