billiefan2000
April 11th, 2008, 11:14 AM
Phoenix Seminary To Host Kay Warren
Published April 10th, 2008 by Editor in Purpose Driven
Phoenix Seminary’s Center for Women with Vision 2008 Conference keynote speaker is Kay Warren.
From the website:
"Kay will call us to “pour ourselves out on behalf of others and to accurately reflect God’s heart in this world”.
Whether you are a ministry leader, pastor’’s wife or any Christian woman striving to reflect the heart of Christ in your life,
this conference will encourage, equip, and empower you for life and ministry."
Author James Sundquist has attempted to contact Seminary President Darryl L. DelHousaye
to present evidence that outlines the false teachings of the Purpose Driven and PEACE plan programs.
Sundquist details why the seminary should not endorse Kay Warren’s participation.
No response from the seminary.
An excerpt from Sundquist’s letter to DelHousaye:
…I can only hope and pray that your are simply not aware of the following to be a good watchman on the wall to prevent her from entering your gates
and speaking to your students and members of Calvary Community Church
Therefore, I invite you to consider my update on Rick Warren’s 40 Days of Purpose and teachings.
This will help give you the scope of how your church is being hijacked.
(I have now written two books on Rick Warren published by Southwest Radio Church
America’s oldest conservative biblical radio ministry.
I continue to get SOS calls and emails from saints all over the world who have been dismembered by the propeller of Rick Warren’s teachings,
principles, and copy-cats of his programs
and expulsions for non-compliance.
Many of us are trying to pick of up the pieces of these shattered saints.
The title of Kay Warren’s speech is: "Called to Love the Unlovable".
But how is it love to tell the unloveable teachings, doctrines of demons
and seducing spirits promoted by her husband and Global Peace Plan collaborator outline below?
Read the rest of Sundquist’s letter and citations here.
http://home.comcast.net/~jfl734/Warrengate.htm
http://christianresearchnetwork.com/?p=4874
Published April 10th, 2008 by Editor in Purpose Driven
Phoenix Seminary’s Center for Women with Vision 2008 Conference keynote speaker is Kay Warren.
From the website:
"Kay will call us to “pour ourselves out on behalf of others and to accurately reflect God’s heart in this world”.
Whether you are a ministry leader, pastor’’s wife or any Christian woman striving to reflect the heart of Christ in your life,
this conference will encourage, equip, and empower you for life and ministry."
Author James Sundquist has attempted to contact Seminary President Darryl L. DelHousaye
to present evidence that outlines the false teachings of the Purpose Driven and PEACE plan programs.
Sundquist details why the seminary should not endorse Kay Warren’s participation.
No response from the seminary.
An excerpt from Sundquist’s letter to DelHousaye:
…I can only hope and pray that your are simply not aware of the following to be a good watchman on the wall to prevent her from entering your gates
and speaking to your students and members of Calvary Community Church
Therefore, I invite you to consider my update on Rick Warren’s 40 Days of Purpose and teachings.
This will help give you the scope of how your church is being hijacked.
(I have now written two books on Rick Warren published by Southwest Radio Church
America’s oldest conservative biblical radio ministry.
I continue to get SOS calls and emails from saints all over the world who have been dismembered by the propeller of Rick Warren’s teachings,
principles, and copy-cats of his programs
and expulsions for non-compliance.
Many of us are trying to pick of up the pieces of these shattered saints.
The title of Kay Warren’s speech is: "Called to Love the Unlovable".
But how is it love to tell the unloveable teachings, doctrines of demons
and seducing spirits promoted by her husband and Global Peace Plan collaborator outline below?
Read the rest of Sundquist’s letter and citations here.
http://home.comcast.net/~jfl734/Warrengate.htm
http://christianresearchnetwork.com/?p=4874