1 Corinthians 8:6 yet for us there is but one God, the Father, from whom all things came and for whom we live; and there is but one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things came and through whom we live.

TO CHARACTERIZE THE TRUE AND LIVING GOD AS A "MONSTER" SIMPLY DEMONSTRATES A LACK OF KNOWLEGE OF THE SCRIPTURES. JOHN CALVIN KNEW THE SCRIPTURES FAR BETTER THAN MOST PASTORS AND GREAT PREACHERS OF OUR DAY. HE UNDERSTOOD THE DOCTRINE OF PREDESTINATION WHICH IS CONTRATRY TO THE POPULAR VIEW OF OUR AGE THAT MEN HAVE FREE WILL FOR SALVATION. IN OTHER WORDS MEN HAVE THE POWER TO CHOOSE WHETHER THEY WANT SALVATION OR NOT. ACCORDING TO SCRIPTURE THIS TEACHING CONTRADICTS THE WORD OF GOD. SEE ROMANS 8:29-30. ROMANS 9:16 SALVATION BY MEN'S FREE WILL IS CONTRARY TO SCRIPTURE. SEE JOHN 1:13 ROMANS 3:10-11 JOHN 15-16. RELATIVE TO THE EVIL THAT EXISTS IN ALL MEN, SCRIPTURE MAKES IT CLEAR THAT ALL OF IT IS GOD'S DOING TO ACCOMPLISH HIS OWN PURPOSE. SINCE SCRIPTURE TELLS US GODS THOUGHTS ARE HIGHER THAN OUR THOUGHTS AND HIS WAYS ARE HIGHER THAN OUR WAYS, MANKIND SIMPLY HAS NO ABILITY TO COMPREHEND MANY THINGS WHICH GOD HAS PURPOSED TO DO. ALL WE CAN KNOW ABOUT GOD IS WHAT HE HAS REVEALED TO US ABOUT HIMSELF IN THE SCRIPTURES. HE SURELY DOES THIS IN SCRIPTURE AND EVEN SPEAKS IN THE FIRST PERSON. GOD TELLS US PRECISELY WHO HE IS IN ISAIAH 45-5-7. "I am the Lord, and there is none else, there is no God beside me: I girded thee, though thou hast not known me: That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the Lord, and there is none else. I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things." WHAT AN AWESOME STATEMENT OUT OF THE MOUTH OF GOD TELLING US PRECISELY WHO HE IS AND WHAT HE IS DOING. JOHN CALVIN UNDERSTOOD AND ACCEPTED GOD AS ABSOLUTE SOVEREIGN OVER HIS ENTIRE CREATION. IT PLEASED GOD TO SELECT A REMNANT OF MANKIND TO BE PART OF HIS ELECT FAMILY AND SEND ALL THE REST TO SPEND ETERNITY IN HELL. WE NEED ONLY LOOK TO THE NARRATIVE ABOUT NOAH AND HIS FAMILY. GOD SPARED EIGHT SOULS AND DESTROYED THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF THE EARTH BY WATER. JESUS MADE IT CLEAR THAT FEW WILL FIND THE NARROW WAY WHICH LEADS TO SALVATION.

I was in the church from 2006 to 2007. I moved out of Houston. I miss them. I had a positive experience. But it was a lot of work. I didn’t have time for church anymore after my kids.

You both are totally right that we’re not dead in sin and that we’re not all born sinners. Only Christians believe in that. I happened to be a Christian. Very evil and wretched. Thank God for not waiting for me to seek him and accept him or else he’d wait eternity.

Lol Leighton spends so much time hating God's truth. Maybe he could spend his time better?

The accuracy of the teachings of the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG) depends on the lens through which one evaluates them. Below is an analysis of their teachings from theological, historical, and doctrinal perspectives to assess their credibility and alignment with mainstream Christian thought. 1. Theological Accuracy WMSCOG’s teachings diverge significantly from orthodox Christian theology, which raises questions about their interpretive accuracy: • God the Mother: • WMSCOG teaches that there is a “God the Mother,” citing verses such as Galatians 4:26 (“the Jerusalem above is free, and she is our mother”) and interpretations of Genesis 1:26-27 (“Let us make mankind in our image”). • Mainstream Christianity interprets these passages metaphorically, not as literal support for a female deity. No traditional Christian doctrine has recognized a “God the Mother.” • Ahn Sahng-hong as the Second Coming of Christ: • The church claims Ahn Sahng-hong fulfilled prophecies of Jesus’s return. However, traditional Christian theology teaches that the Second Coming will involve a visible, universal event (Matthew 24:27-31) rather than the arrival of an individual in a single location. • Critics argue there is no biblical evidence to support Ahn Sahng-hong’s role as Jesus’s return. • Observance of Old Testament Laws: • WMSCOG places heavy emphasis on Old Testament festivals (e.g., Passover) but reinterprets them under the “New Covenant.” • While some Christians, particularly in Messianic traditions, observe similar practices, most mainstream Christian denominations teach that Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament Law (Matthew 5:17) and that salvation comes through faith, not adherence to ceremonial laws. 2. Historical Accuracy • Ahn Sahng-hong’s Background: • He was initially a member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, a denomination known for its end-times emphasis. Critics argue his teachings were heavily influenced by Adventist theology rather than a unique revelation. • His own writings reportedly contradict some WMSCOG doctrines, including their emphasis on God the Mother. • Dating and Prophecy: • WMSCOG has faced criticism for making unfulfilled prophetic claims. For example, Ahn Sahng-hong reportedly suggested that the world would end in 1988, a prediction that failed to materialize. 3. Interpretive Methods • WMSCOG’s biblical interpretations rely heavily on proof texting-isolating specific verses to support doctrines without considering their broader context. • Many scholars and theologians criticize this approach, arguing it leads to misinterpretations and doctrinal errors. 4. Scholarly and Mainstream Christian Views • The overwhelming consensus among mainstream Christian scholars and denominations is that WMSCOG’s teachings are not biblically accurate. They view its doctrines as distortions of Christian theology. • The Korean Christian community, where the WMSCOG originated, widely criticizes the church and does not recognize it as a legitimate Christian denomination. 5. Points of Controversy • Unorthodox Doctrines: Beliefs like God the Mother and Ahn Sahng-hong as the Second Coming have no precedent in historical Christianity. • Exclusive Salvation: WMSCOG claims it is the only true church, a stance often associated with high-control groups. • Questionable Authority: The authority of its leaders and their scriptural interpretations are not supported by broader Christian tradition. Summary: From a traditional Christian perspective, the teachings of the WMSCOG are not accurate because they deviate from core doctrines and widely accepted biblical interpretations. Their reliance on isolated scriptural references and reinterpretation of Christian eschatology are significant points of contention. Whether their teachings hold spiritual value is ultimately a matter of personal belief, but they are not aligned with mainstream Christianity or scholarly consensus.

I have an intricate and deeply personal story involving the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG). My journey began when I married a woman who was heavily involved in this church, though I had no understanding of it at the time. We had dated for five years before marrying, but she never disclosed the specific details about her faith. All I knew was that she attended church on Saturdays. We lived in Hawaii at the time, and while she and her daughters went to church, I would take my children to the beach. I didn’t think much of it. After her divorce was finalized, she approached me with an ultimatum: marry her, or she would move to Las Vegas with her parents. She was stunning-a model, half Filipina and half Black, and way out of my league-so I agreed. I loved her and couldn’t imagine letting her go. Shortly after our marriage, she invited me to attend her church. Wanting to be a supportive partner, I obliged. At first, the service didn’t seem much different from others I’d attended. But then they began praying in Korean. Having worked as a Korean linguist in Military Intelligence during my time in the Army, I understood what was being said, which initially caught me off guard. I had attended Korean churches before during my time in Korea, but something about this experience felt different. After the service, they invited me to participate in a “study.” I agreed out of politeness, but I was skeptical and admittedly a bit of a smart aleck during the session. My wife soon began urging me to get baptized. Not wanting to argue-and admittedly with some ulterior motives-I agreed. The baptism was conducted in a separate room, and everything seemed standard until the officiant uttered the words, “in the name of Ahn Sahng-hong.” That moment shook me to my core. I kept my reaction to myself but immediately started researching what I had just participated in. Over the next 96 hours, I dove deep into understanding the WMSCOG. I was overwhelmed with emotions-confusion, frustration, anger, and disbelief. What I uncovered about the church’s doctrines and practices left me deeply unsettled. For the next 12 years, my wife continued to press me to attend church regularly. While I only went a handful of times to appease her, I grew increasingly resistant to the church’s teachings and practices. The breaking point came when she asked me yet again to attend, and I finally said, “I will never, ever, ever go to that damn cult you call a church.” That moment marked the beginning of the end of our marriage. Over time, she orchestrated her exit from our relationship. Living in Texas at the time, I worked in Fort Worth during the week while she stayed in San Antonio with our family. Unbeknownst to me, she secured a job in California, arranged housing, and began moving belongings into a storage unit. One weekend, I returned home to find her and her daughters-along with their cat and dog-gone. They were on their way to California. She left me with our two dogs and the realization that our marriage was over. She has since remarried, reportedly to a Korean man. Looking back, those years were a whirlwind of emotional and spiritual struggle. My military background-26 years of service, including time as a counterintelligence special agent-trained me to analyze and question, but the challenges posed by her involvement with the WMSCOG tested me in ways I never anticipated. I’ve since moved to Washington State, where I grew up, and now work for the Department of Defense. Though life has stabilized, the memories remain vivid. If there’s interest, I have countless stories to share about my experiences with the WMSCOG, my marriage, and the impact it all had on my life. I also want to express my gratitude for the incredible work you’re doing. Your efforts to shed light on organizations like the WMSCOG have been invaluable to people like me who were searching for understanding and support during difficult times. You may not always see the impact of your work, but trust me-you are reaching people in profound ways. I dare say, you’re doing God’s work. Keep it up.

I have an intricate and deeply personal story involving the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG). My journey began when I married a woman who was heavily involved in this church, though I had no understanding of it at the time. We had dated for five years before marrying, but she never disclosed the specific details about her faith. All I knew was that she attended church on Saturdays. We lived in Hawaii at the time, and while she and her daughters went to church, I would take my children to the beach. I didn’t think much of it. After her divorce was finalized, she approached me with an ultimatum: marry her, or she would move to Las Vegas with her parents. She was stunning-a model, half Filipina and half Black, and way out of my league-so I agreed. I loved her and couldn’t imagine letting her go. Shortly after our marriage, she invited me to attend her church. Wanting to be a supportive partner, I obliged. At first, the service didn’t seem much different from others I’d attended. But then they began praying in Korean. Having worked as a Korean linguist in Military Intelligence during my time in the Army, I understood what was being said, which initially caught me off guard. I had attended Korean churches before during my time in Korea, but something about this experience felt different. After the service, they invited me to participate in a “study.” I agreed out of politeness, but I was skeptical and admittedly a bit of a smart aleck during the session. My wife soon began urging me to get baptized. Not wanting to argue-and admittedly with some ulterior motives-I agreed. The baptism was conducted in a separate room, and everything seemed standard until the officiant uttered the words, “in the name of Ahn Sahng-hong.” That moment shook me to my core. I kept my reaction to myself but immediately started researching what I had just participated in. Over the next 96 hours, I dove deep into understanding the WMSCOG. I was overwhelmed with emotions-confusion, frustration, anger, and disbelief. What I uncovered about the church’s doctrines and practices left me deeply unsettled. For the next 12 years, my wife continued to press me to attend church regularly. While I only went a handful of times to appease her, I grew increasingly resistant to the church’s teachings and practices. The breaking point came when she asked me yet again to attend, and I finally said, “I will never, ever, ever go to that damn cult you call a church.” That moment marked the beginning of the end of our marriage. Over time, she orchestrated her exit from our relationship. Living in Texas at the time, I worked in Fort Worth during the week while she stayed in San Antonio with our family. Unbeknownst to me, she secured a job in California, arranged housing, and began moving belongings into a storage unit. One weekend, I returned home to find her and her daughters-along with their cat and dog-gone. They were on their way to California. She left me with our two dogs and the realization that our marriage was over. She has since remarried, reportedly to a Korean man. Looking back, those years were a whirlwind of emotional and spiritual struggle. My military background-26 years of service, including time as a counterintelligence special agent-trained me to analyze and question, but the challenges posed by her involvement with the WMSCOG tested me in ways I never anticipated. I’ve since moved to Washington State, where I grew up, and now work for the Department of Defense. Though life has stabilized, the memories remain vivid. If there’s interest, I have countless stories to share about my experiences with the WMSCOG, my marriage, and the impact it all had on my life. I also want to express my gratitude for the incredible work you’re doing. Your efforts to shed light on organizations like the WMSCOG have been invaluable to people like me who were searching for understanding and support during difficult times. You may not always see the impact of your work, but trust me-you are reaching people in profound ways. I dare say, you’re doing God’s work. Keep it up.

I'm attending a Calvinism seminary but I'm not Calvinism. Should I continue to attend it or not ?

someone from this group invited me to a bible study a few weeks ago. I attended 3 bible studies and I actually enjoyed it but something didn't feel right (holy spirit was nudging me) I started asking questions and the lady who invited me admitted that they were indeed with Shincheonji but I was told not to believe the things I hear about them. I asked God to tell me the truth in a dream. I hear from God in my dreams a lot. Sure enough I was told not to be involved, and I stopped attending. This was so sad for me because I really wanted to be involved with a bible study, but I'm grateful to God for his nudging and confirmation early on instead of finding out years later.

I recently started studying with this group but something didn't feel right. #1 they didn't tell me they were Shincheonji. I had to figure it out myself. I then asked Jesus to let me know if I should stick with this bible study of which I received a dream that night warning me to get out.

I feel so sorry for her and her husband. I wanna know an update if the husband ever left the church? That’s so sad how this church preys on innocence of people who earnestly want to seek God! I believe that they will all pay for this false teaching. May God have mercy on them

Why government don't take any action against this community???

I did went to see where my family was going but my wife was convinced to all this but is not the only been convinced she was spending front 8 am to 11 pm on there I did and I did try for several years now 18 years later I’m getting divorce my older daughter was dragging my grandkids thank to my son and law family they actually are out of their waking up at 4 am to get there to missing school and actually lost my family even try to get my wife back she was expressing was dragging my daughters even was sick getting to there church even on storms no limits to actually a security for her self and mi kids like possessed on the way not really see nothing else more

If they've been Regenerated Your Victious circle becomes broken. They are now truly seeking God with The help of The Holy Spirit

Why is it that so many people who "leave Calvinism" show by their words that they never understood it? They leave a strawman.

I’ve never know anyone who read the Bible and became a Calvinist. All I know were converted to it.

According to at least some Calvanists, she could not do otherwise…..so why come against her🤔🤔

Yes, we must keep the Passover. Jesus is the Lamb of God. He is our passover. He was crucified on the Passover.

I can share my experience too😢

I have been studying union with Christ recently, and have also rejected Calvinism in the last year, but I never connected them. Love your perspective.

he sounded very prideful.

That dog behind kelsy is never going to be deceived😂😂

I’ve been enjoying Alana’s channel for years about hone-making and other gems. I was on the path of being indoctrinated with Calvinism from MacArthur, Susan Heck and Elizabeth Elliott. I had the conviction that I am a whosoever and that the atonement is for all. I was attending a small Baptist church that was more stealth Calvinism but the new pastor was getting bold and preached from the pulpit that Jesus was a Calvinist!!! My senses were duly alarmed so I found myself on a mission to understand what this Calvinism was all about…..providentially Alana just posted her coming out of Calvinism video so I watched it with my jaw dropping to the floor 😁 I can’t thank the Lord enough for leading Alana to share her story !! From there I fuelled myself with Leighton Flowers and Kevin Thompson who have helped me to understand not only the theology but the psychological tripwires everywhere. Thank you for this interview and your ministry about this.

We need to issue wmscog for the contains of the green book cause if we investigate it deeply we easily notice it is a plagio of the teology of the seven adventist church.

God the father and mother is our elohim god.. and they are our saviour. If you want to know them you must study the bible

You're right it doesn't say it; IT JUST PLAINY SAYS IT!!!!!!!

Im getting divorce for this she in there for 18 years

Great job as usual. If challanging Calvin's dogma is getting some to squirm, you must be doing something right....👍👍👊👊

It's obvious where she went wrong. Instead of going to others and their opinions, she should've went to the Bible. She would still be reformed had she done that.

When you reject the Biblical account for these things (reformed theology/Calvinism), then all you're doing is trading in one set of mysteries for another set. For example, was the Fall God's plan? If so, then God has willed for some to be sentenced to the H word. Why? Because this world is so bad, that it's an impossibility that all would be saved. And God knew this and still allowed the world to get this way. If the fall wasn't His plan, but He knows all things, then He is allowing some to be born even though He knows it would be better if they weren't... *(Matthew 26:24)* *...wow unto the man who betrays the Son of man. It would've been better for that man if he had not been born.”* That doesn't sound very loving if you measure love by human definitions right. And I believe this is where the Arminian gets it wrong.

THANK YOU

Wow how you have fallen sister and you let the devil win you over a video that will gain much attention. ❤Remember the love the greatest commandment. 😢 The world mission society is not a cult. It’s sad how you choose the world because they did not want to hear the Bible scriptures you shared.

Your speaking a bunch of nonsense sir

I've met some very smart people in this church, and I'm not sure how they're deceived by this false doctrine.

John Macarthur denied the blood of Jesus. Not smearing just making people aware kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqjWpHqPmatqb9E

Calvinism= extreme deception

How do the elect know for sure they are saved beforehand without the death and resurrection?

We could never be righteous in the sight of God. Only faith in Jesus, then we become white as snow in His eyes.

Church of God is the only Church established by God Himself and the only Church found in the Bible and no one can stop it. Acts 5:38 Therefore, in the present case I advise you: Leave these men alone! Let them go! For if their purpose or activity is of human origin, it will fail. Acts 5:39 But if it is from God, you will not be able to stop these men; you will only find yourselves fighting against God.” If anyone leaves the Church of God he or she must have problems following God's Commandments.

Thank you for making this video! I was approached by a group of this church yesterday, immediately I could feel something was off but I ended up giving them my phone number anyway because it just seemed like 3 well meaning girls. Will not have any contact going forward, God speed to the people in this video sharing their story!

Because the Bible itself says so, sunday worship is wrong because an emperor implemented it and not God, God never said to change the day of worship, that's why you are spiritually drunk on the truth, your truth and there's nothing we can do to you we are simply preaching for the truth, a truth that you cannot simply accept, you can continue your vanity project by the way because it shows in this video of you being worldly because it gets you attention (also a form of idolatry btw), more views, more money right, showing that you love the world and not God, plain simple

MATTHEW 25:41 Hell was created for the DEVIL and his ANGELS. SO DID GOD CREATE PEOPLE TO BE THE DEVILS ANGELS. NO. SO DID GOD CREATE PEOPLE FOR HELL. NO. SO DID GOD CREATE PEOPLE TO BE MESSENGERS OF THE DEVIL. NO. SO IF HELL WAS CREATED FOR THE DEVIL AND HIS ANGELS THAT FOLLOWED HIM, WHE HE GOT KICKED OUT OF HEAVEN, THEN HELL WASN'T CREATED FOR HUMANS, OR IT WOULD HAVE SAID HUMANS TO. SO HUMANS WEREN'T PREDESTINED FOR HELL. HUMANS BY THEIR OWN LIMITED FREEWILL REJECT GOD, AND MAKE THEMSELVES UNWORTHY. New Living Translation ACT 13:46 Then Paul and Barnabas spoke out boldly and declared, “It was necessary that we first preach the word of God to you Jews. ( But since you have rejected it AND JUDGED YOURSELVES UNWORTHY of eternal life, ) we will offer it to the Gentiles. King James Bible ROMANS 9:22 What if God, willing to shew his wrath, and to make his power known, endured with much longsuffering the vessels of wrath ( FITTED ) to destruction: THEY MADE THEMSELVES UNWORTHY, AND THEY FITTED THEMSELVES FOR DESTRUCTION, THEY DID NOT BELIEVE THE REPORT. THEY LOVED THE DARKNESS RATHER THAN THE LIGHT. King James Bible ISSAIAH 53:1 Who hath believed our report? and to whom is the arm of the LORD revealed? New International Version ROMAN'S 10:18 But I ask: Did they not hear? Of course they did: “Their voice has gone out into all the earth, their words to the ends of the world.” New International Version 1 JOHN 5:10 Whoever believes in the Son of God accepts this testimony. Whoever does not believe God has made him out to be a liar, because they have not believed the testimony God has given about his Son.

I see how it has been set up to make many stumble. The twisting and confusing nature of it.

That is so wrong. Comes off as superior, he still believes women should not speak in church or otherwise. Not everyone is even married to discuss these things with their spouse. Who should they ask their questions to?

Tell us the truth and lead us to heaven

I was working as security at an office building and two guys stopped and started talking ... Multiple times they pushed me but before i accepted anything i was like let me google God the mother then I saw a bunch of videos like these and about Ahsahgong .... NExt time they came I was like hey so whats Ahnsahgong and their face changed and I never saw them again after they tried to explain me their BS .

We love Elohim

If God causes someone to do evil, then what does Satan do?

If one cannot explain God to THEIR theology - they MUST make scripture up to fit their theology. THIS is what these people here do. The fact that they cannot reconcile God’s total sovereignty to man’s responsibility, they have to “rescue” God to keep Him in THEIR box ! The comments here ALSO prove this. People talking about how they “worried” for sooo many years !?!? Worried about WHAT ? They couldn’t fit God into their box! Believing God is TRUELY Sovereign is one of the most freeing, GOD Glorifying aspect of the Christian faith. Lastly, be assured, just like our salvation is ALL of God, so is belief in this doctrine. One’s eyes MUST be opened to it by our Father! But since these people believe faith is in THEIR court - they cannot believe THIS either.