Kris Williams of "All Things Theology" And The Aftermath

For all of you that may not know, the YouTubers have posted the sermons that false preachers have put on the Internet. As a result, the pushback from false preachers has occurred to try to silence the heresy hunter's critiques.

My advice. Don't post false teaching and the heresy hunters have nothing to report.

YouTubers are only comparing what false prophets and teachers have said with the Word of God. It turns out that it's effective because word gets around fast. With streaming, people aren't going to church and YouTube and other platforms have, in a small way, replaced personal attendance. It's wreaking havoc because there's less fish in the lake for false prophets and teachers to catch. This translates into less money and less victims to sexually exploit. Just look at the audience in some Sunday morning or evening services and the evidence can't be denied. Then again, it could be just a mid week service and traditionally, it's always been less attended. False teachers could end this by following 2 Timothy 4:1-4, however, it isn't going to end because of the false teacher's quest to be paid (see 2 Peter chapters 2 & 3). The Lord said that false prophets are ravenous wolves in sheep's clothing (see Matthew 7:15-23). Paul calls them savage wolves in Acts 20:28-31. Sadly, people in the "church" are gullible and they're so easy to be deceived that they'll sit there and never challenge the man of woman of God on the scale of Acts 17:11 and Galatians 1:6-9. That's because false prophets, pastors, and teachers always warn folk not to confront them, citing Psalm 105:15 and Numbers 12.

Slander is dangerous however, reporting what false teachers, apostles, prophets and teachers have said and done isn't slander.

It's just telling the church that this is what they're doing. The false teachers will accuse you of what they're doing. They’ll use all sorts of demonic tactics (threats of lawsuits and violence) to silence valid honest reporting because it damages their agenda. Yes, several of them have used the threats of violence, lawsuits, and death threats and that's not the love of God.

Proverbs 14:15 (NKJV) "The simple (gullible, silly-seducible believer) believes every word, but the prudent considers well his steps."

Sadly, it will continue because of a lack of maturity in believers according to Hebrews 5:12-14 and Luke 8:11-14.

So Kris is considering remarriage after "sanctification," however, the Scriptures is clear about divorce and remarrying. After an "emotional adultery," …he divorced his wife and is in a custody situation with his 3 year old child. He's completely severed this "emotional non physical sexual relationship" with this woman, but the damage is done.

So here's my response about divorce and remarriage, posted on Kris' YouTube channel "All Things Theology."

@PrevailingWordMinistriesInc

"I appreciate the interview [and] recap.  While we shouldn't know the "play by play" of what happened with Kris Williams, It's important not to violate Matthew 7:1-6. This is how the enemy brings out our own sins to destroy any integrity and credibility. Impeachment 101.  Yes. God is gracious and kind. Extending grace and mercy, not acquitting the guilty (see Exodus 34:6-7). Interpretations can be argued and challenged but after our "discussions, interpretations, and commentaries," we're still faced with what God said in His Word. That being said, we better check Matthew 5:27-32, 19:4-12, Romans 7:1-3 and 1 Corinthians 7:10-14 before marrying another woman that was divorced or a divorced man marrying another single woman. This isn't what I believe and what I believe becomes authority or the final say.  This is what the Bible said [about divorce and remarry. There's only one reason for divorce and who's eligible to remarry. Full stop.] No excuses. No eisegesis. No exceptions to the Word of God. People will disagree and I get it but at the end of the day, what ONLY matters is what the Word of God said, whether we agree or disagree. Or agree to disagree.

The Word is still looking at you and His Word never budged an inch according to Psalm 119:89.

So, it's not going to end the debate on divorce. Our deaths ends our debate but God’s Word stands forever.

We kill the messenger but the Word can’t be killed.

False teachers, unless they come to their senses, will continue to teach false doctrine, but it could end if false teachers refrain from teaching false doctrine.

Once it's on the Internet, it's forever, and it's fair game.

You could watch this interview with Kris Williams here.