Exclusive Intelligence Examiner Report Jerry Barrett

In numerous conversations with Pastor Chuck Baldwin of Liberty Fellowship, the lamentation that so many who call themselves pastors and ministers are but blind guides has been prevalent. Moreover, if these pulpits were populated by true Bible-believing Christians, America would be in a much better place spiritually.

    Many will rightly point to Billy Graham as one of the leaders of teaching doctrines not in accordance with the King James Bible. He is but one of many who have sold their souls to have fortune and fame. Our Pastor Emeritus, the late Texe Marrs, was very vocal about these false teachers and the disservice they were doing to their flocks.

    Quite a few of these “wolves in sheep’s clothing” were exposed during the COVID pLandemic. Beholden to their government overlords, these so-called Christian leaders were busy spreading lies and misinformation about masks, the shot, and social distancing.

    If your local pastor acquiesced and shuttered the doors to your church during this time, you may wish to examine their teachings a little closer. Perhaps it would be wise to begin asking pertinent questions about who they follow, Jesus or Big Brother.

    Now that more has been learned about the pLandemic—whether the powers-that-be wish us to know or not—those who pushed the false narratives are being outed as shysters and con men.

As head of the National Institute of Health under Obama, professing Christian, Francis Collins declared “it is not possible scientifically to settle precisely when life begins.”

    Francis Collins was appointed by Barack Obama in 2009 to be the director of the National Institute of Health. His appointment was lauded by many because he professed to be a Christian. However, there were many in the scientific community, which is, at most, populated with less than ten percent of professing Christians, who bemoaned this selection. These naysayers felt that there was no connection between God and science.

    Within a year of his manning the helm at the National Institute of Health (NIH), Collins reportedly believed “it is not possible scientifically to settle precisely when life begins.” He likewise praised eugenic abortions.

    Collins also said that establishing a human embryonic stem cell registry was a high priority. This is not possible without the sacrifice of human embryos from fertility clinics. The NIH, under Collins’ leadership, funded a study at the University of Pittsburgh that created humanized rat models. The remains of unborn babies had scalps removed and attached to the heads of lab rats. All of which Collins funded with taxpayer money.

    Obviously his Christianity was above reproach, right? Or, was he the pied piper who would lead many so-called believers towards the abyss of hell?

    According to evangelical leaders like Rick Warren, Tim Keller, Russell Moore, Ed Stetzer and others, Francis Collins was praised as a hero and brother in Christ. It appears that these overlords sought to become culturally relevant and acceptable to all. To be accepted, they must not be a threat and repeat the narrative of Big Brother.

Rick Warren (left), Ed Stetzer (center) and Russell Moore (right)—seeking popular, cultural relevance or teaching Christ?

    During a special broadcast with Francis Collins, Saddleback pastor Rick Warren mentioned he and Collins first met at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. They questioned the lovingness of Christians who doubted the efficacy of wearing masks. They claimed following these governmental edicts was as being obedient to Christ. Warren said, “One of the responsibilities of faith leaders is to tell people to trust the science. They’re not going to put out a vaccine that’s going to hurt people.”

    Likewise, Wheaton College dean Ed Stetzer, former editor at Christianity Today, hosted Collins on his “Church Leadership” podcast. During this interview, Stetzer equated Christ’s command to love thy neighbor with getting the COVID jab. Moreover, their conversation covered the subject of masking children at school.

    These men cannot be trusted as Christian leaders. In the Apostle Paul’s letter to Titus he wrote: “Holding fast the faithful word as he hath been taught, that he may be able by sound doctrine both to exhort and to convince the gainsayers. For there are many unruly and vain talkers and deceivers... Whose mouths must be stopped, who subvert whole houses, teaching things which they ought not, for filthy lucre’s sake” (Titus 1:9-11).

    Where has the power of discernment gone? Has it been replaced with pomp and circumstance? Or has the infiltration of liberalism been successful on an epic scale?

    These so-called Christian leaders are nothing more than snake oil salesmen with a slick sales pitch. Sadly, their reach encompasses an enormous number of churches. The culmination of their efforts were witnessed by churches closing their doors during a time when Christians needed a strong base to firmly grasp.

    It is time for us all to question those who occupy the pulpit. We have been instructed to “Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?” (2 Corinthians 6:14)

    Do not become entangled with unbelievers who would compromise your faith. Separate from those who profess their belief in Christ yet continue to live in sin. The Apostle Paul writes:

    Remember that we are in this world and not of it, removing the yoke of worldly influence and acting in accordance with righteousness. We need to be actively involved in our society, witnessing the grace of Christ. Though we live in a world of darkness, because we are in Christ, we have the light. We have been called to shine the light so others may know Him and be saved.”  

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