Write it on your calendar
- Thread starter Matthias
- Start date
-
Welcome to Christian Forums, a Christian Forum that recognizes that all Christians are a work in progress.
You will need to register to be able to join in fellowship with Christians all over the world.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon and God Bless!
Nothing from him yet, but there almost certainly will be.
Meanwhile, we’ve heard from this woman before. She offers us a “possible” new date -
July 16 / 17. Write it on your calendar.
The World Cup ends on July 19 and Joshua has guaranteed that the rapture will happen before then. Not a lot of room left to squeeze it in now.
I haven’t watched any of the World Cup games and I’m not a prophet. Who will win? I don’t know, but someone will.
And here he is.
Three angel encounters. Yada, yada, yada.
New date. July 14 / 15. Write it on your calendar, if you want to.
“There will be no World Cup 2026.” - God, says “Brother Joshua”
The World Cup Championship game is about to begin.
As “Brother Joshua” sweats it out ...
”There are two great certainties about the future: one is that God knows and the other is that we do not know.” - C.H. Spurgeon
***
Meanwhile,
July 28. He’s “One hundred percent certain.”
(“Brother Joshua,“ you may recall, is one billion percent certain.)
The World Cup Championship game is about to begin.
As “Brother Joshua” sweats it out ...
”There are two great certainties about the future: one is that God knows and the other is that we do not know.” - C.H. Spurgeon
***
Meanwhile,
July 28. He’s “One hundred percent certain.”
(“Brother Joshua,“ you may recall, is one billion percent certain.)
Last edited:
Posted two days ago. He’s doubling down on July 28. Jesus himself, he assures us, has proved the date to him.
When the 28th comes and goes without the rapture? He’ll almost certainly be back with yet another date, and another assurance that Jesus has proved it to him.
It wasn’t his final video.
New date. August 4.
He’s going to be wrong again. Write it on your calendar.
From my X / Twitter “For you” feed today -
“This is how false teachers operate.
1. Claim God told you something.
This puts the speaker in a perceived place of authority over Scripture. It leaves everyone in a state of utter helplessness to what they say. The (often) unspoken inference is: would you dare speak against God?
2. Take a Scriptural truth and add an ‘insightful’ new ‘revelation.’
This provokes the undiscerning heart to think, ‘Oh, that’s interesting. I need to hear more from this person; he / she knows things that will give me insights I’ve been missing in my life.’ This stirs hope, not in God but in the messenger to supply what you can find without them.
Don’t listen to teachers who lead you away from Scripture’s sufficiency. God is not a hidden deity who needs mystics to unveil Him to you. As my buddy Brian Davis rightly said, ‘If it’s new, it ain’t true.’
Everything you need to know about Him is plain and clear in His word. The best teachers point out what God has said so you walk away thinking, ‘I see the Scripture more clearly now.’”
x.com
“This is how false teachers operate.
1. Claim God told you something.
This puts the speaker in a perceived place of authority over Scripture. It leaves everyone in a state of utter helplessness to what they say. The (often) unspoken inference is: would you dare speak against God?
2. Take a Scriptural truth and add an ‘insightful’ new ‘revelation.’
This provokes the undiscerning heart to think, ‘Oh, that’s interesting. I need to hear more from this person; he / she knows things that will give me insights I’ve been missing in my life.’ This stirs hope, not in God but in the messenger to supply what you can find without them.
Don’t listen to teachers who lead you away from Scripture’s sufficiency. God is not a hidden deity who needs mystics to unveil Him to you. As my buddy Brian Davis rightly said, ‘If it’s new, it ain’t true.’
Everything you need to know about Him is plain and clear in His word. The best teachers point out what God has said so you walk away thinking, ‘I see the Scripture more clearly now.’”
Garrett Kell ن (@pastorjgkell) on X
This is how false teachers operate. 1. Claim God told you something. This puts the speaker in a perceived place of authority over Scripture. It leaves everyone in a state of utter helplessness to what they say. The (often) unspoken inference is: would you dare speak against
Similar threads
