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Gay “Pastor” Says Jesus is Not the Only Way to Heaven, And Jesus Never Said He Was

by | Mar 27, 2022 | LGBTQ Issues, News, Social-Issues, The Church, Video | 0 comments

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Brandan Robertson has been in the headlines quite a bit in the last year or so as he is an openly gay, self-described “pastor” who opposed traditional, biblical theology while installing himself as a biblical scholar and theologian. Robertson is an advocate for sexual immorality and teaches that premarital sex is “good” and “healthy.” Of course, conservative Bible-believing Christians would never consider Robertson’s claims to Christianity valid, but the world sees things like this and brings reproach upon Christ.

Robertson made the news last year when he claimed that Jesus used a “racial slur” in Mark chapter 7 during the account of the Syrophoenician woman. Robertson said that the woman essentially bucked up to Jesus causing Jesus to “repent” of his racism and then “do the work” he was supposed to do. Obviously absurd.

He then went into a diatribe against Scripture claiming that there isn’t a single verse in the Bible that condemns homosexuality.


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Now, in his latest attack on Christianity, Robertson says that not only is Jesus NOT the only way to Heaven but that Jesus never claimed that he was. Like Satan, he then gives a twisted explanation of John 14:6 where Jesus says that He is the way, the truth, and the life and that no one comes to the Father but by Him. Robertson attempts to explain this away by asserting that what Jesus means isn’t what He said, but that He means that He is only one of the many ways and that by following His example, you can make it to Heaven.

Of course, Robertson misses the entire second half of that verse completely: “no one comes to the Father EXCEPT through Jesus.” Jesus is the ONLY exception to the otherwise impossible path to Jesus. That is completely clear, and to claim otherwise is demonic.

Of course, we already know Robertson is demonic because he practices homosexuality—sadly, many others follow him on his path to Hell.

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