This Faith Debate continues a dialog which connects a vast array of dots. Wokism is synchronism, which has exposed itself in multiple ways:

Pastors shut out their congregation from biblically gathering for worship because “Caesar” said churches must close their doors, maintain six feet of distance, mask up even when singing – all because of fear (of civil magistrates and/or the “woke mob”).

Woke churches also segregate based upon injection status and or “identity” status (as defined by intersectionality). Fortunately, this sort of thing has helped give rise to a house church movement (and even the home school movement).

Sermons purchased from groupthink warehouses such as Docent Research Group, or simply stolen through acts of plagiarism, have led astray many in the fold.

This is episode two in a four-part series, with all four recorded while live streaming. The full video is available on Rumble at the Household of Faith in Christ channel: https://rumble.com/c/c-458137

The panel:

Troy Skinner. Pastor of Household of Faith in Christ. www.HouseholdOfFaithInChrist.com

David Forsee. Pastor of The Church That Meets at David’s House.

Imran “Raz” Razvi. Pastor and Founder of Conquered By Love Ministries. www.ConqueredByLove.org

Daniel Razvi. Pastor serving The Church That Meets at Imran’s House.

This Faith Debate continues a dialog which connects a vast array of dots. Wokism is synchronism, which has exposed itself in multiple ways:
Pastors shut out their congregation from biblically gathering for worship because &ldquo;Caesar&rdquo; said churches must close their doors, maintain six feet of distance, mask up even when singing &ndash; all because of fear (of civil magistrates and/or the &ldquo;woke mob&rdquo;).
Woke churches also segregate based upon injection status and or &ldquo;identity&rdquo; status (as defined by intersectionality). Fortunately, this sort of thing has helped give rise to a house church movement (and even the home school movement).
Sermons purchased from groupthink warehouses such as Docent Research Group, or simply stolen through acts of plagiarism, have led astray many in the fold.
This is episode two in a four-part series, with all four recorded while live streaming. The full video is available on Rumble at the Household of Faith in Christ channel:&nbsp;<a href="https://rumble.com/vuhsvh-video-b-faith-debate-tackles-niceness.html">https://rumble.com/c/c-458137</a>
The panel:
Troy Skinner. Pastor of Household of Faith in Christ. www.HouseholdOfFaithInChrist.com
David Forsee. Pastor of The Church That Meets at David&rsquo;s House.
Imran &ldquo;Raz&rdquo; Razvi. Pastor and Founder of Conquered By Love Ministries. www.ConqueredByLove.org
Daniel Razvi. Pastor serving The Church That Meets at Imran&rsquo;s House.

The Frederick Faith Debate is designed to be an open an honest forum for local faith community leaders to share and discuss their views of the truth.  Lady Bird Johnson once said, “the clash of ideas is the sound of freedom”.  In that spirit, the show seriously wrestles with important ideas… the participant often disagreeing with one another.  The hope is that through this wrestling a better understanding of the truth will develop with regards to the most important issues facing the world.

An open and honest forum for local faith community leaders

Frederick Faith Debate

The Frederick Faith Debate is designed to be an open an honest forum for local faith community leaders to share and discuss their views of the truth.  Lady Bird Johnson once said, “the clash of ideas is the sound of freedom”.  In that spirit, the show seriously wrestles with important ideas… the participant often disagreeing with one another.  The hope is that through this wrestling a better understanding of the truth will develop with regards to the most important issues facing the world.

In other words, The Frederick Faith Debate is home to conflict resolution on the issues that matter most.  We can’t truly resolve anything without understanding.  And we can’t gain authentic understanding without honesty.  So, that’s what you get here.  A safe haven for honesty.  We share what we hold to be true and why.  Where there’s disagreement, we hash it out.  Because we know why we’re here, there’s no worry over hurt feelings.  At the end, if we fail to persuade each other within the confines of our program’s allotted time, we will at least know not only where we stand, but the reasons that we camp out where we do.