Missouri church leaders implore congregants: Get vaccinated

Here’s a link to the list of Missouri pastors who have literally signed on of their support of the jab.

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He is a paid off whore
Most ministers are liars
I quit christianity over the entire deal being one big lie

I'd leave his church if I was a member.

There is a reason why Revelation says even the elect will be deceived.

You mean Matthew 24:24

For there shall arise false christs and false prophets and shall show great signs and wonders, insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.

The ultimate coming deception will be a deepfake Jesus/staged Rapture- for there is no real Rapture pending. Yet many have gulped down the pre-trib free pass koolaid and are awaiting it to happen any moment.

Personally, I think it's more like a mid-trib thing.

I think people are foolish to think that any moment they'll be taken out of the earth as to not see what will happen.

Revelations does say that "He who overcomes..." will receive a crown of life.

In the context of revelation, what do they think they're going to overcome?

Bad cooking? Rotten kids? A crappy extended family?

No...they'll be tested massively with everything coming.

My only advice is "hold strong to your faith."

Because it's going to get very ugly.

No one who GENUINELY believes in God would pressure and coerce people into getting a medical treatment.

When faced with real life persecution, I'm betting half of those who loudly proclaim to be Christians will fall hard.

Especially if they are in a false church and not doing what Jesus said to do. "Seek, knock and ask."

Also, all over the world people are suffering terrible persecution. In China some have been jailed for many years for their faith.

In Nigeria Christians are being slaughtered.

In Islamic nations, Christians are suffering severe persecution.

But in America, dummies think they'll get out without fight.

Well, since many of the preachers won't tell their people, I will.

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Notice a lot of those if not half or more are female pastors.

You were close.

If you are baptized with the Holy Ghost then the Spirit of Truth will help you discern truth from error

Matthew 24:24

King James Version

24 For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.

There might actually be something to "women not being preachers."

However, I have to say that most of the biggest name "prophetic," male preachers are no better.


I mean, even Billy Graham's son is pushing the vax.

I programmed CBN out of my TV. They are fake, money raising liars who buy personal jets with your grandmother's money.

I wouldn't step foot in any church pushing this agenda.

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O’FALLON, Mo. (AP) — As lead pastor of one of Missouri’s largest churches, Jeremy Johnson has heard all the reasons congregants don’t want to get the COVID-19 vaccination. He wants them to know it’s not only OK to do so but also is what the Bible urges.

Across Missouri, hundreds of pastors, priests and other church leaders are reaching out to urge vaccinations in a state under siege from the delta variant. Health experts say the spread is due largely to low vaccination rates — Missouri lags about 10 percentage points behind the national average for people who have initiated shots.

Now, many churches in southwestern Missouri, like Johnson’s North Point Church, are hosting vaccination clinics. Meanwhile, more than 200 church leaders have signed onto a statement urging Christians to get vaccinated, and on Wednesday announced a follow-up public service campaign that will include paid advertisements.

“Vaccine hesitancy in our pews puts our congregations and communities at greater risk. Given their safety and availability, receiving a vaccine is an easy way of living out Jesus’s command to ‘love your neighbor as yourself,’” the statement reads, citing a verse in Mark, chapter 12.

I wouldn't step foot in any church pushing this agenda.

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O’FALLON, Mo. (AP) — As lead pastor of one of Missouri’s largest churches, Jeremy Johnson has heard all the reasons congregants don’t want to get the COVID-19 vaccination. He wants them to know it’s not only OK to do so but also is what the Bible urges.

Across Missouri, hundreds of pastors, priests and other church leaders are reaching out to urge vaccinations in a state under siege from the delta variant. Health experts say the spread is due largely to low vaccination rates — Missouri lags about 10 percentage points behind the national average for people who have initiated shots.

Now, many churches in southwestern Missouri, like Johnson’s North Point Church, are hosting vaccination clinics. Meanwhile, more than 200 church leaders have signed onto a statement urging Christians to get vaccinated, and on Wednesday announced a follow-up public service campaign that will include paid advertisements.

“Vaccine hesitancy in our pews puts our congregations and communities at greater risk. Given their safety and availability, receiving a vaccine is an easy way of living out Jesus’s command to ‘love your neighbor as yourself,’” the statement reads, citing a verse in Mark, chapter 12.

Not a wise thing for a pastor to go against people woke to the culling agenda.

He's going to be eating his words when his pastoral duties are taken up visiting his vaxx damaged congregation in ICU and burying the rest of them.

It has become a sick business that is tax free and it is about as far away from any God you can be.

I'd leave his church if I was a member.

So true. I just read about Joel Olsteen and his Jaguar car that costed over 300k.

They are the opposite of Jesus, who said that he didn't have a place to lay his head.

God takes care of our needs in His way, not buy giving preachers 5 houses, jets and expensive cars.

They do more damage to God's Kingdom and His truth than most Atheists do.

Lots of 501c3 religious business corporations have Judas goats leading their congregations.

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I'm fully vaccinated by the Blood of Jesus.

By his stripes, I was and am healed.

And I assure everyone that planting a "seed," has nothing to do with funding these rich fake preachers who claim that a "seed," is money.

Jesus told us in Luke 8:11 that: "“Now the parable is this: The seed is the word of God.”

Money can't even buy that kind of seed. We can only have it through a relationship with God in Jesus.