June 24, 2011 journal, Jack Van Impe condemns the modern Christislam church doctrine. Random preacher Jack Van Impe takes another turn rebuking the marriage of Christianity with Islam and other false religions. This platform may be good for a change but he is all over the place preaching the gospel of prosperity as an agent of the Catholic Church and Zionist Khazar/Edomite modern Israel impostures of the Israelites from House of Jacob. Bruce comments "On his program Jack Van Impe Presents today, Dr. Jack Van Impe spoke against the views of Rick Warren and Robert H. Schuller. He will be doing a full expose on them on his program next week, but try to catch tonight's program as well! Apparently in "The Purpose-Driven Church", there are several unscriptural teachings put forward by Warren which contradict Scriptural teaching. Also, Rick Warren has stated that it may be necessary in the interests of World Peace to remove all crosses from inside and outside Christian Church buildings! Dr. Van Impe sees this as the beginnings of the Tribulation Superchurch under Antichrist and his False Prophet, indidcating that the true Lord Jesus Christ will soon be coming for His Saints. The program will be shown on the Miracle Channel tonight at 10:30 pm Mountain Standard Time. Try to catch it and adjust your timezone TV schedules accordingly. The term "CHRISLAM" refers to the attempts to combine Biblical Christianity with Islam to form a single Faith Religion. To this willbe added & accommodated as many world religions as possible, spelling the end of Biblical Christianity for good if the creators of this "New World Order Religion" have their way." Steven-"I recorded Jack Van Impe's show on TBN since they were the first network to carry it through my cable provider. It ended up being a repeat of an episode from early March. I went on JVI's website and watched the episode online. Apparently the episode is too controversial for TBN. Some of you may remember that Hal Lindsey was removed from TBN for awhile a few years ago for being too critical of Islam. It would appear that the so-called Christian network is at it again. I can't even watch that show they have with the "cult of personality Jan Crouch and her TBN founder husband Paul. I used to feel that it was wrong to speak out against people that are doing, uh, G-d's work. But I am no longer silent about false teachers and so-called prophets. I was surprised to see how far back this faith-seed Gospel hi-jacking goes back. Seriously preacher, just plant the whole seed yourself and keep 100% of the returns for yourself and your own ministry! Don't get me wrong. There are some good sound doctrinal preaching and teaching (even on TBN) out there. However, these preacher/teachers telling me I need to plant a seed anywhere from $58 to $10,000 is a scam. And to top it off they will tell you to test your faith by putting your seed on your CREDIT CARD and test G-d's promise to return your seed many fold. Thank God for men like Jack Van Impe who are not afraid to speak the TRUTH and expose these modern day heretics, such as Rick Warren and Robert H Schuler. We own 2 copies of the Purpose Driven Life. They are going in the trash and straight to curb first thing in the morning." I would watch this mans heros just as close. "All I have heard from Jon is generalized rhetoric about Jack Van Impe. He states JVI is not credible, has crazy theories and that "He looks at the news and says O this is happen-ing because it is in the Bible. (and most times it is not)" I saw JVI preach about 20 years ago in Florida. His message was sound biblical doctrine. I was impressed that he spoke the word of G-d from memory. Quote after quoted scripture word for word, along with chapter and verse. Now, into his 80's JVI still has a fire in his spirit for spreading the Word to all who will hear. There are numerous scriptures commanding us to watch for his appearing, to keep our lamps full, and pray that we be counted worthy to escape these things to come. Although Christ said we won't know the day or hour he told us the signs to watch for. Thank G-d for men like JVI, (?)Hilton Sutton and Perry Stone (?) out there spreading the news that we are in the last days. Their messages all have one thing in common, which is to bring as many to Christ as they can. These men do not claim to be prophets, they are simply looking at todays headlines and looking at how it fits into end time events. If you want to bring anything to the table Jon, bring a little credibility and specific points on how JVI is making things up. I'll listen to someone who has memorized over 15k verses of the Bible any day (and verify what they say in light of the scripture) over an armchair commentator every single time. It would be like comparing a security guard to a navy seal when considering the depth of Jon's juvenile commentary to a man who has served G-d all of there life and is quick to admit if they are ever wrong about an interpretation of what the bible says on end time events. Jon is right about one thing when he says "With some things in the Bible we can not know for 100% sure what it means. Thats why their are views." One thing I'm sure of is no one will confuse Jon for John the" Revelator" Shalom". Bruce "I caught the Rick Warren expose tonight on CTS (Christian Television Service) by Dr. Jack Van Impe! Rexella Van Impe read 10 statements (out of a total of 21 they didn.t have time to comment on) what Warren said in his book, "The Purpose Driven Church", about taking all the crosses out of the inside and outside of the churches. Apparently, the agendas of most if not all existing Christian denominational churches are to bring about the Emergent Church philosophy of Chrislam, combining Biblical Christianity with Islam! Dr. Van Impe mentioned, as I had also suspected, that this was the beginning of the formation of the Worldwise Super Church of the Antichrist & his False Prophet, the head of this religious organization, which will eventually sweep over all the Earth! Jack described the False Prophet as described in the Bible as having the "two horns of a lamb" (relating to Christ, the Lamb of God), but who actually spoke like Satan the Devil (indicating which spirit the False Prophet has on the inside). Anti-christ is the Evil Version of Jesus Christ, and the False Prophet is the Evil Version of the Holy Spirit, leaving Satan the Devil as the evil version of God the Father in this Satanic Trinity. Satan has always tried to mimic God since the time he was in Heaven as Lucifer the Light Bearer, and said "I will be as the Most High!" Jack never got around to talking about Robert H. Schuller, Rick Warren's mentor, but he may get to that in the future. His program tonight was prohibited by one so-called Christian Television Network (tbn) from being telecast; Jack was criticized for criticizing the ministry of another "fellow pastor" (Rick Warren) He accused this Network as being an instrument of Antichrist with the Spirit of the Antichrist for its stand supporting these false prophets against Scriptural (it is) teaching & Truth." Hal Lindsey has a lot wrong also but not as bad as Rick Warren. Let Jack Vanity expose the psycho gospel church as Antichrist, takes one to know one. It is like scorpions fighting in a bottle & no honor among thieves or Antichrist preachers. "Read Warren B. Smith's book: "A Wonderful Deception" for Rick Warren's connection with Robert Schuller." A One world religion is by the Antichrist church not government. Rick Perry is not a man you would want to be president because he is just as corrupt as Bush. He signed an executive order to give all 6 grade girls the anti cervical cancer shot assuming they would have unsafe sex. The Texas Legislature overturned it thank the Lord, because it is dangerous in my opinion. This article written by Josh Harkingson. Perry is reportedly continuing the death penalty for an innocent victims same as Bush. http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/06/rick-perry-biggest-controversies "By all appearances, Texas Governor Rick Perry is edging closer to a presidential run. His wife wants him to jump into the race and so do the big money guys in New York. Also enthused by the idea were attendees of last weekend's Republican Leadership Conference, where the crowd chanted, "Run, Rick, Run!" But despite everything that Perry's got going for him-a strong state economy, great hair, bible-thumping bona fides, and more than a decade as a sitting governor-he also has a lengthy track record of gaffes, controversial remarks, and dubious dealings. Here are some of the most notable: Shady home sale: With the help of well-placed friends, Perry earned nearly $500,000 in questionable profits from a waterfront home in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, the Dallas Morning News revealed last year. Doug Jaffe, a prominent political powerbroker, sold the house in 2001 to a Perry friend and political ally who passed it on to the Governor for $300,000, two-thirds of its true market value. Six years later, Perry sold it to a friend and business associate of Jaffe for $350,000 above its market value-a cool $1.3 million. A builder's best friend: In June, 2003, Perry helped push through a bill creating the Texas Residential Construction Commission , a new government agency that was supposed to protect homebuyers from unethical builders. In reality, the bill was written by the housing industry with the help of John Krugh, a lobbyist for the homebuilder and GOP money man Bob Perry (no relation). That September, after getting a $100,000 check from Perry, the Governor appointed Krugh to the TRCC. Consumer groups fought back and got the agency abolished in 2009. A road to nowhere: In 2003, Perry proposed the Trans-Texas Corridor, a 4,000-mile mega-highway that would have destroyed 500,000 acres of farmland while enriching a handful of politically-connected toll road operators. After the state spent nearly $60 million on the plan, overwhelming public opposition killed it. Hands off: In 2004, whistleblowers repeatedly informed Perry's office that the Governor's Texas Youth Commission hires and protects "known child abusers." His office ignored the warnings. Three years later, the story broke that top officials with the TYC had learned of and done nothing to stop widespread child molestation at a juvenile detention facility in West Texas. Texas justice?: In February, 2004, Perry refused to stay the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham, a death-row inmate who was almost certainly innocent. Perry later refused to release documents related to his decision and abruptly replaced three members of a commission that was investigating the case. Nader raider: Perry's political associates, including top adviser Dave Carney, have been repeatedly accused of helping the Green Party qualify for the ballot in order to siphon votes away from Democratic candidates. A shot in the arm: In 2007, Perry bypassed the state legislature and signed an executive order making Texas the only state in the nation to require 6th grade girls to receive a vaccination against a sexually-transmitted virus that causes cervical cancer. At the time, Perry's former chief of staff, Mike Toomey, was a lobbyist for Merck, the manufacturer of the vaccine. When conservative Christians protested, the legislature repealed his order. The stimulus 2 step: In March, 2009, Perry refused $555 million in stimulus money that would have funded unemployment benefits. The move backfired four months later when Perry asked the federal government for a $170 million loan to cover his state's dwindling unemployment funds. If at first you don't secede: At a tea party rally in April, 2009, Perry said: "We've got a great Union. There's absolutely no reason to dissolve it. But if Washington continues to thumb their nose at the American people, you know, who knows what might come out of that?" Blame God, not BP: Last year, Perry called the BP oil spill an "act of God." Crony capitalism: Perry has used the state's Emerging Techno-logies Fund to benefit political allies. According to the Dallas Morning News, $16 million from the fund, or nearly 10 percent, has been awarded to companies with investors or officers that are large campaign donors to Perry. Black Ops: Perry keeps a daily "political schedule" that he argues is separate from the "official schedule" that must be disclosed under Texas open records laws. His official schedule for the first six months of 2010 showed an average of 7 hours of work per week; he has admitted that he simply doesn't record much of his official business. His office destroys its emails weekly. Getting Wasted: Perry has accepted $1.2 million from Texas billionaire Harold Simmons, who is building a nuclear waste dump in West Texas over the objections of some of the state's own environmental regulators. In January, Texas' Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission opened the door to allowing the dump to accept nuclear waste from around the country. Six of of the commission's seven members were appointed by Perry. Juarez, Texas?: Earlier this year, Perry told reporters that "Juarez is reported to be the most dangerous city in America." Rick Perry to Host Hate Group-Funded Prayer Summit. Organizers: Rick Perry's Prayer Summit Intended to Convert Non-Christians. Even Texans Don't Support a Rick Perry Presidential Campaign. Rep. Ron Paul is the most popular Texan in the 2012 presidential race so far. Will Rick Perry Run? Rick Perry Asks Texans to Pray for Rain"