Lisa Roberts

“Do you see anyone defending the gospel by attacking someone else? Do you notice anything missing from the ‘defense of the gospel’? Not one time is the person defending God. It is always the person defending the reason they hope in Christ. Yet we have redefined the word ‘defense’ to mean ‘offense’. Those claiming to be defenders of the faith are on offense, not defense. They are attacking others, not presenting a well-reasoned defense for the hope they have in Christ.”
― Eddie Snipes, Tear Down This Wall!: Why Disunity Disembowels the Church and How to Avoid It

“When a prophet is accepted and deified, his message is lost. The prophet is only useful so long as he is stoned as a public nuisance, calling us to repentance, disturbing our comfortable routines, breaking our respectable idols, shattering our sacred conventions.”7 We will always have a love-hate relationship with the prophets.”
― Michael L. Brown, The Real Kosher Jesus: Revealing the Mysteries of the Hidden Messiah

“Leonard Ravenhill: The prophet is violated during his ministry, but he is vindicated by history. He is the villain of today and the hero of tomorrow. He is excommunicated while alive and exalted when dead! He is dishonored with epithets when breathing and honored with epitaphs when dead. He is friendless while living and famous when dead. He is against the establishment in ministry; then he is established as a saint by posterity.1”
― Michael L. Brown, The Real Kosher Jesus: Revealing the Mysteries of the Hidden Messiah

“Disunity comes without any effort on our part. Some hasten to create disunity against those who don’t share their opinions, but the Bible commands the opposite.”
― Eddie Snipes, Tear Down This Wall!: Why Disunity Disembowels the Church and How to Avoid It