Christine Caine has been around for a while. She is pretty much the Australian counterpart to Beth Moore. She is a crazy charismatic prosperity-gospel social justice-y lady-preacher who, just like Beth Moore, claims direct divine revelation from God.
Caine is a “pastor” of a Church that gives so many false hope. (I put that in scare quotes because there is no such thing as a female pastor.) Hillsong Church is a subversive distraction from the true Bride of Christ. It is designed by Satan to turn people away from God by appealing to man’s carnal desires and is basically a dog-and-pony show with music that ranks not only on the top of Christian charts but secular. That alone should say something. The world loves Hillsong, but God does not.
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Now, Lifeway is publishing a new “Bible study” by Christine Caine — one that promises to turn your “ordinary life” into one that has “significant eternal impact.” The study, entitled 20/20, is just one in a series of publications by Caine that focuses on the works of the law while never giving a proper presentation and teaching a correct understanding of the gospel.
Last year, Christine Caine was caught blatantly plagiarizing a secular feminist’s written materials in her book, Unashamed. It was then found that this was not the only incident of plagiarism on the part of Caine.
Caine is a regular speaker at Louis Giglio’s Passion conferences and is popular with the young “hip” crowd. Caine represents a brand of Christianity that the Bible does not present — one that allows room for carnality in place of holiness while professing Christ as savior. Christine Caine is the modern epitome of Jesus’ words in Matthew 15:18,
This people honors me with their lips, but their heart is far from me…
