It’s funny to me in a sad sort of way when I see fundamentalists who really seem to think that their completely contrived, man-centered, and numbers-driven evangelistic efforts are the TRUE BIBLICAL WAY.
What Jeff Fugate is fighting here isn’t heresy but rather competition from what he imagines is a better equipped sales force. What’s more, I doubt that Jeff could actually define what the “emergent church” is if his life depended on it.
What’s this stuck to the top of the paper towel dispenser in a store bathroom?
Oh, it’s a sticker with Bible verses on it used to deface somebody else’s property.
And it’s KJV. Naturally.
There’s nothing like watching a bunch of Irish kids at a fundy youth camp run by Bible Baptist Church of Balllincollig sing the praises of the KJV.
Because Ireland just didn’t have enough fighting fundamentalists so we decided to send them some more.
Update 1: A few folks have questioned whether the song above is really a praise of the KJV since the version isn’t explicitly mentioned. I suppose my own bias is somewhat at work here since I’ve never heard this song sung by anybody but KJVO folks and the line “I haven’t changed one word that it said” definitely seems to fit that particular camp.
However, whether or not this song is specifically about the King James, the church in the video is definitely heavily promoting a KJVO point of view.
A few questions:
1. Why is he wearing a suit?
2. Why are all those people sitting around staring off into space?
3. Can his wife talk?
4. How exactly does one go “soulwinning” in Africa?
5. What did West Africa do to deserve having a Hyles-Anderson college started in it?
Some of them have been saved three or four times this year alone!