Nothing too serious here today . . .
I spent a few minutes YouTubing last night. It’s kind of embarrassing to admit it, but with one click leading to another, in a very short time I had forgotten what I was looking for in the first place. Anyway, I ran across a video posted by a “sanderson1611” (guess what one of his pet doctrines is) entitled Charles H Spurgeon Exposed!!!
“sanderson1611” (I love how these KJVO guys who don’t use the 1611, have probably never seen one, all use “1611” in their screen names, church signs, etc.) is apparently an equal opportunity exposer, having exposed heretics as diverse as Kirk Cameron and Peter S Ruckman!!! (put a great big [sic] after all odd punctuation, capitalization, etc. in this post; it’s a fundy-KJVO thing) He also seems to know a lot about hell. John Hagee is not merely a heretic, but a “Heretic from Hell.” “Billy Graham is going to Hell.” A “sermon” is preached on “A book Straight Out of Hell” (hint: it doesn’t include the digits 1611).
I think it’s only fair that I EXPOSE SANDERSON1611!!!!!!!! Sanderson1611 is Stephen L. Anderson of Faithful Word Baptist Church, Phoenix Arizona. You might know him from his very helpful semi-famous sermon on biblical urination. Pastor Sanderson maintains a site called The Repentance Blacklist. You might think it’s a list of HERETICS!!! who need to REPENT!!! or they will go to HELL!!! and I suppose it is, but what they need to repent of is — hang on — preaching repentance. Conspicuously absent from the list is John MacArthur, perhaps the most famous preacher of “Lordship Salvation”; but he promises “many more to be added very soon.” So I feel I must warn you that Sanderson himself is, in fact, a HERETIC!!! I can’t judge, however, whether or not he is Going To Hell!!!
But now I’m rambling. Back to Spurgeon . . .
The thought that came to mind immediately was this: here we are, in the year 2009. Spurgeon has been gone for 117 years, and for all those years has been revered by the greatest theologians of the church. His vast catalogue of works has been published for all to see, so there has never been any mystery surrounding his doctrine. What Spurgeon was is and always has been well known. Isn’t it pretty far-fetched, then, to believe that we have been waiting all these years for some young weenie to expose (!!!) him?
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