I was familiar with Gwen Shamblin over 20 years ago, but didn't go with her Weigh Down program so lost track. Then looked her up about 2 years ago and was truly shocked in what she had become. Sadly she joined the other side of belief and created a cult.
My problem with this documentary is that they lump all Christians in with her. The one reporter in part one states that Christians in the South people in "Boston" wouldn't recognize. Claimed that "our" Jesus was only known to us and that we would go out an "recruit" others. That is baloney. He also puts down Christians in that we believe the Bible is God's inerrant Word. That is true. Either you believe God is righteous and true or he is a liar. We all have a choice to make.
This documentary does a great disservice (although not surprised) to Christians as a whole who believe in God and the free gift of salvation offered by Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Gwen Shamblin created a cult and led many astray. She is not at all a representative of Christians at all.
My problem with this documentary is that they lump all Christians in with her. The one reporter in part one states that Christians in the South people in "Boston" wouldn't recognize. Claimed that "our" Jesus was only known to us and that we would go out an "recruit" others. That is baloney. He also puts down Christians in that we believe the Bible is God's inerrant Word. That is true. Either you believe God is righteous and true or he is a liar. We all have a choice to make.
This documentary does a great disservice (although not surprised) to Christians as a whole who believe in God and the free gift of salvation offered by Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Gwen Shamblin created a cult and led many astray. She is not at all a representative of Christians at all.