Pastor David Hughes of Church by the Glades in Coral Springs, FL is little more than a stand-up comedian, running a so-called “church” that does nothing more than tickle the ears of lost people. In one Instagram post, Hughes stated “If there’s one thing we can guarantee with 100% certainty about Christmas at CBG, it’s this… you will not fall asleep!”
Despite what the Bible says about Christians coming to Christ because of what Christ did for them on the cross, Hughes believes that in order for people to come to Christ, they must be entertained.
Hughes’ church is nothing but a clown show, and Hughes himself is responsible for it. If it isn’t foul-mouthed bands, it’s circus performances. If it isn’t a circus performance, it’s Hollywood. What passes as “church” and “worship” these days should invoke the righteous indignation of every true believer in the world. There is no fear of God in these churches and if Jesus were physically present today, he’d most likely be flipping over tables and driving out these money changers with whips made of cords.
But if you needed another reason to write Hughes off as a serious pastor and shepherd of God’s word, look no further than his latest endorsement—Steven Furtick. In an Instagram post, Church by the Glades has announced that it would be inviting Elevation Church’s notorious false prophet, Steven Furtick, to preach the 25-year anniversary celebration sermon on May 15.
While the Southern Baptist Convention is running around with its ankles tied together trying to figure out what a pastor is, and whether or not a woman can be a pastor, things like this are falling through the cracks. If the SBC would focus on what the Bible teaches and stop wasting time playing games with feminists—obviously women cannot be pastors—they could focus more on booting out false teachers like David Hughes. Instead, Hughes was invited to preach a sermon at the Southern Baptist Convention’s pastor’s conference in 2020, which was, by the grace of God, canceled due to “Covid.”
Steven Furtick is a rank hell-bound heretic who has been hand-crafted by his mentor, Trinity-denier, T.D. Jakes. Jakes has been the motivation and inspiration for his style of self-help narcissistic preaching. Whether it be Furtick saying that God will bless your sins, denying God’s sovereignty over man, lying about baptism numbers, hosting a non-Trinitarian fraud at his church, claiming that Jesus sinned, saying that Abram asked God for Viagra, or comparing Jesus to a gay rapper, there is no doubt that Furtick’s theological understanding of God is severely lacking.
And this is who is preaching David Hughes’ ministry anniversary celebration sermon? That alone speaks a lot about this clown church.
