May

The following news story/interview by Front Page Magazine is related to a recent article written by Michael Carl on WorldNetDaily regarding Mark Driscoll and Rick Warren entitled, “Christian question: ‘Interfaith dialogue’ or ‘useful idiots’? Growing trend to meet with Muslims rings alarm bells for some”

by Jamie Glasov
Front Page Magazine

Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Michael Carl, a veteran pastor and journalist who has written on terrorism, Islam and the persecuted church for WorldNetDaily.

FP: Michael Carl, welcome to Frontpage Interview.

MC: Glad to have the opportunity to speak with you.

FP: I would like to talk to you today about the “interfaith dialogue” that Christians are engaged in with Muslims. It doesn’t appear that Muslims have exactly the same objectives as Christians. What is happening here exactly?

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Aug

Are church leaders aligning themselves with Allah?

Has anyone noticed how hundreds of professing Christian leaders are compromising their faith by uniting with Muslims? Could it be that we are witnessing the formation of the prophesied one world religion under Antichrist? (Revelation 13:1-18) For example, Brian McLaren, a prominent Emerging Church leader, announced plans to celebrate the Islamic holiday, Ramadan, commemorating Muhammed’s reception of the Quran. On the fourth of July, when most Americans were celebrating the birth of our nation, Rick Warren, “America’s Pastor”, addressed the Islamic Society of North America; which, the Department of Justice categorized two years ago as a co-conspirator in financing a foreign terrorist group!

Read pastor Joe’s exclusive commentary on WorldNetDaily…

Jul

by Jan Markell

On July 5 the Washington Times online reported that Pastor Rick Warren told his Islamic audience, the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), that he envisions “a coalition of faith”. Whether Pastor Warren knows this or not, this is just another term for the coming one-world religion outlined in Revelation 13. It is further outlined in Revelation 17. I have not taken on the issue of Rick Warren all that often, but after reading what the Washington Times had to say about his message to a group of spiritually lost Muslims, I feel I must address this in an open letter to who many say is the most influential pastor in America and some would say the world.

Pastor Warren, you pleaded with 8,000 Muslim listeners on Saturday, July 4, to work together to solve the world’s greatest problems by cooperating in a series of interfaith projects. You said, “Muslims and Christians can work together for the common good without compromising my convictions or your convictions.” (more…)