In his sermon "It's Just the Truth," Paul Washer addresses the dangers posed by false teachers in the modern church, emphasizing their role as God's judgment on individuals who desire a version of God that aligns with their sinful inclinations. He argues that such teachers, exemplified by figures like Joel Osteen and Benny Hinn, cater to the carnal desires of their followers, who are not victims but rather complicit in their own spiritual deception. Washer cites 2 Corinthians 13:5, urging believers to examine themselves for genuine faith, and Matthew 7:13-14, warning that the path to life is narrow and few find it. The significance of his message lies in a call for a return to preaching the true Gospel, which is a transformative work of God rather than mere behavioral modification, stressing the necessity of truth in facilitating genuine salvation.
“False teachers are God's judgments on people who don't want God, but in the name of religion plan on getting everything their carnal heart desires.”
“This job's not for cowards. It may be for wild men and fools, but it's not for cowards.”
“That salvation is not merely the change of practice. It doesn't even begin... it's a supernatural work of God, whereby someone really does become a new creature. Really, that's not poetry.”
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