While you might be shopping for a Mac Book or a new iPhone, if you visit the Apple homepage, you're going to be met with a glaring letter from Tim Cook -- the male Karen in charge at Apple, Inc. -- that is nothing more than Black Lives Matter racialist propaganda and virtue-signaling.
Far be it from Steven Furtick to continue to daily add to his list of heresies and recently, he has done just that. In a sermon he recently preached, Furtick declares that God is "energy" and that he is a "molecular structure that fills all in all" -- then proceeds to assert that this is what it means that Jesus was "there from the beginning."
While you might be shopping for a Mac Book or a new iPhone, if you visit the Apple homepage, you're going to be met with a glaring letter from Tim Cook -- the male Karen in charge at Apple, Inc. -- that is nothing more than Black Lives Matter racialist propaganda and virtue-signaling.
Far be it from Steven Furtick to continue to daily add to his list of heresies and recently, he has done just that. In a sermon he recently preached, Furtick declares that God is "energy" and that he is a "molecular structure that fills all in all" -- then proceeds to assert that this is what it means that Jesus was "there from the beginning."
