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Crossroads Church In Cincinnati Puts On Shameful And Worldly Display With Their ‘Super Bowl Of Preaching’ Last Days Laodicean Nightmare. Surprised?

 

 The very Laodicean Crossroads Church in Cincinnati held their annual ‘Super Bowl of Preaching’ and it was anything else but

They called it the ‘Super Bowl of Preaching’, but it was nothing of the kind. It was a shameful, stupid and very worldly display of Laodicean “christianity” at its finest. This is the type of “church” that comes from an executive planning committee, this is a business model that is highly lucrative. Crossroads Church in Cincinnati packs them in on a regular basis. One of the things we saw during the actual Super Bowl, was an ad campaign called ‘He Gets Us’, another slick, expensive and corporate Laodicean ‘outreach’ that contained no scripture and no gospel. They presented a “come as you are, stay as you are” message that resonates with a lot of people. We have seen this before with Andy Stanley and his Northpoint Church, the First Baptist Church of Orlando, and many others. They heavily incorporate things of the world so lost people won’t be offended, they minimize the Bible, and in the case of Crossroads Church, they actually kick it across the stage as you will see below. Yes, I said they kick the Bible across the stage for their ‘Super Bowl of Preaching.’

 

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Crossroads Church In Cincinnati Puts On Shameful And Worldly Display With Their ‘Super Bowl Of Preaching’ Last Days Laodicean Nightmare

All of this comes from places like Rick Warren and his Purpose Driven Church, Hillsong and Bethel, the backbone of the Emergent Church Movement. They create a glitzy show-like atmosphere that appeals to your flesh, offends no one, preaches almost no gospel, yet they call it church which it absolutely is not. In the Bible, this is called the ‘falling away’, 2 Thessalonians 2:3, and is happening every where you look. Paul tells us in 2 Timothy 4:1-5 that in the last days there will be no doctrine being preached because people enjoy having their ears tickled. Crossroads Church is a prime example of that.