Rediscovering Bethel's Heresies Part 2: False Unity - Chris Rosebrough
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Is doctrinal diversity a good thing? Bethel Redding leaders think so. In this episode of Fighting for the Faith, Pastor Chris refutes the notion that it's a good to have a Catholic priest and a Baptist evangelist both preach at your church. The Church is diverse in ethnicity and culture but it is not diverse in essential doctrine. If you deny the core tenants of Biblical faith, then you have no place in Christ's Church. Bethel's concept of unity has no root in Scripture, but stems from personal experience and postmodern values.
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