Addressing Spiritual Abuse Head On

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I’m honored to be a part of the Wrath & Grace team. Download the app for a host of resources. Don’t forget to check out the new album: The Resistance, and the song: “Bully Pulpit.”

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Is there a bully in your pulpit? What are the signs? How can you tell if a shepherd is praying on the flock of Christ?
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Well, if you haven't yet downloaded the Wrath & Grace Universe app, you need to. On this app, you'll have access to books and sermons and funny moments, teaching series, movies, podcasts, and music, which is what
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I want to tell you about today. Wrath & Grace produces some great music, and their new album, The Resistance, includes a song titled,
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Bully Pulpit, which addresses the issues of spiritual abuse head -on, something that I also expose on my channel.
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The lyrics discuss the abuse of authority, lack of accountability, and manipulative tactics that bullies or outright false teachers use to take advantage of God's people.
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One line says something that I often see in my comments when I nope popular teachers. Listen to this. He's a victim of slander, but you're just being prideful.
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He's the man of God. You're just some guy with his Bible. He's got a board of elders. You ain't got no one besides you.
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They're appointed by God. This your day of reprisal. Trying to settle a feud is divisive menace, and you might entice the brethren living.
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Why would I let him in, demonize and discredit him? Why would I even question if pastor prayerfully considered this?
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Bro, that's some pious rhetoric. The song then offers an exhortation to fight for the purity of the pulpit, and advice on what to look for in what characterizes a godly pastor.
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It's really good, so especially if you are into Christian rap and lyrical theology, you're going to want to check out
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Bully Pulpit on the new album The Resistance, which you can find on the Wrath and Grace Universe app.