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Casting Crowns, Franklin Graham Teaming Up With Anti-Trinitarian, T.D. Jakes and Bethel Cultists for “Hope” Event

by | Apr 14, 2020 | heresy, News, The Church | 0 comments

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It should never really surprise us anymore to see the endless compromise that takes place in the Church. The number of false teachers and false converts clearly outweighs the true in all of Christendom — and that doesn’t even count the Roman Catholic Church. Nonetheless, Satan and Democrats never let a good crisis go to waste and this time, the coronavirus is creating a melting pot of all kinds of “Christian” speakers and music artists.

In a silly online conference event coming up Sunday night, April 19, a host of people you’d never think you’d see together are joining up for “Hope Rising” in order to raise money for COVID-19 and to bring the hope of Jesus, one can only guess, to a bunch of people in their homes.

Featured in this line-up are big names like Franklin Graham, Newsboys, For King and Country, Kirk Cameron, and more… but wait, they’re joining up with anti-Trinitarians like T.D. Jakes and extreme charismatic cultists out of Bethel Redding like Cody Carnes for this. And they want your money.

So, if you’re feeling low and need a little pick-me-up, tune in for this fun night of heresy-filled inspiration and music and you’re sure to walk away with a new perspective.

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