Global Grace Seminary Student speaks out about “The Elephant In The Room” on this week’s Powercast with Nardos Kebede.
Nardos Kebede shares his story about how he went from a Baptist Pastor’s Kid, to a Four Square Bible School Graduate, to a Pentecostal Pastor, to a drop-out student of Global Grace Seminary, all to end up as the Vice President of the Gospel Revolution!
As Michael Lilborn Williams interviews Nardos we learn about a tragic incident in Nardos’ life that forced him to face the elephant in the room and how his search for answers was not satisfied by Christianity nor Christian Mysticism.
After surviving the spiritual assault from Christianity, Nardos now breathes the air of freedom as a valued member of the Gospel Revolution.
Listen to learn how you too can survive spiritual assault!
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Good to hear from you Nardos. Thank you
It dawned to me that christianity is all about control. Control over all things, if you have faith, you have control over your life. There’s a photo on FB that says: Relax nothing’s under control” and no wonder you feel controlled if you are a member of a pentecostal church, you’re under control too. And it’s a spell, it’s just witchcraft in some cases.
In pondering the love of God, I say he maybe could have been more loving. My mom and dad would not have made earth life to involve severe sufferings and mental miseries. I understand that God probably created humanity and the earth as good as it could be. One can address Adam and Eve’s world being pretty good and how mankind screwed thing up but still, why allow mutations, diseases, and such to evolve or exist as decades rolled on?
#1- I know that God owes me nothing.
#2- I know the pot shouldn’t tell the potter how to make the pot.
#3- I am not challenging or bothered by any GR teaching.
I realize that no one, or at least I do not know how God make God, or where did he google the parts to make God, Amazon? And why didn’t God make us so we all lived disease free, so on. I do not need to know answers to any of that, but if anyone has an opinion or explanation, it would be interesting to hear.
I’ve heard it preached, and I dont buy this, but we will say ” now we’re in heaven, it’s much better here than living in the cold arctic eating whale blubber or dying with cancer.” That teaching states that with pain on earth, we’d appreciate being in heaven even more.
Nope, that don’t work for me. Being with God, Jesus, and the H.G. has to be so unimaginably better than the best we could possibly dream up and pains here won’t add to the joy and eternal great movie called ” GOD”. For the record, I am healthy and doing O.K.
On the other hand, even a 100 year old person’s life on earth is a blink of an eye compared to eternity so why complain? It could be worse, the christian doctrine that 80% of us will burn in hell forever could be accurate. But it isn’t.
I feel especially fortunate that I saw Mike 30 some years ago in a church and heard the Gospel and have never jumped off the truth train and went back to christianity