Greg Laurie says "Jesus Revolution" fulfilled deathbed prophecy made by Lonnie Frisbee
Transcript
Hello, I just wanted to cover this story on CharismaNews .com. It says that Lonnie Frisbee deathbed prophecy comes to pass.
So in this article, Greg Laurie claims that Lonnie Frisbee was apparently a true prophet of God despite living a homosexual lifestyle and dying of AIDS.
Greg Laurie thinks that Lonnie Frisbee was a true prophet of God and that he gave a deathbed prophecy that was fulfilled in the film,
Jesus Revolution. Let me read the article. On his deathbed in 1993,
Lonnie Frisbee made a revelation to Pastor Greg Laurie that left Laurie in disbelief.
It's something Laurie says he has never told anyone publicly until now. Frisbee, one of the main characters in the smash hit film,
Jesus Revolution, told Laurie that God had shown Frisbee that he was going to once again preach to thousands of people.
The first thing that came to Greg Laurie's mind was, that's not going to happen. Laurie, who serves as the senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, blah, blah, blah.
It says although Frisbee died shortly after his conversation with Laurie, Frisbee's prophecy did indeed come to pass.
So according to Charisma News and according to Greg Laurie, Lonnie Frisbee's prophecy did indeed come true 30 years later.
Laurie says Frisbee not only preached to thousands, but he preached to millions. How did he do that?
While being deceased. He did it through the film, Jesus Revolution. So three things.
Number one, Greg Laurie never told anyone about this until after the supposed prophecy had come to pass.
That in and of itself makes the prophecy null and void. Number two, Lonnie Frisbee was a practicing homosexual throughout most of his adult life and he died of AIDS.
So to say that he is a true prophet of God while he was living that lifestyle, need
I say more? And then number three, maybe the obvious point is that Lonnie Frisbee wasn't in the movie.
Lonnie Frisbee was deceased. Lonnie Frisbee wasn't in the film. Lonnie Frisbee's character was in the film, played by Jonathan Rumi.
And Jonathan Rumi is a Roman Catholic who is the star of the TV show,
The Chosen. And The Chosen, its founder and creator people working on that show, they think that Mormonism is a legitimate form of Christianity and that the
LDS gospel is efficacious for salvation because they say Mormons are true brothers and sisters in Christ.
So a lot of heretical ties kind of connected to all of this. But if this is what passes for, and I don't, listen,
I know there's probably some charismatics who watch this channel and I don't mean to be disrespectful, but you cannot honestly say that this is a true prophecy that has come to pass.
Number one, nobody ever heard about it until after it supposedly came to pass.
Number two, he lived a lifestyle inconsistent with that of a servant of God. And number three, yeah, he wasn't in the film.