CofE QUITS Twitter, Queer Art in Exeter Cathedral and Franklin Graham to pray for TRUMP inauguration

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[@sarahhart2412]

These doings in Exeter Cathedral are despicable. May they get their justice desserts.

[@mattbod]

Commented on it on facebook. They seem proud of it they and their congregation: they are completely apostate.

[@gach3t]

Brilliant I love this. Top man you know what's going on. Love to hear it. God bless Amen

[@dorothycutler5539]

I am sure X will not miss them

[@4evaavfc]

All the best for the new home, Rev.Brett. I hope for a revival in Britain.

[@chrislouisson3749]

Oh, and they do believe in freedom of speech! Just theirs, and no one else's, thats all!😅

[@formicapple2]

Thank you Rev. Always look forward to your blog. Never miss it. All the best wishes to your family. Hope you move into your new house sooner than later.

[@christopherflux6254]

I’m a theologically conservative Christian, but I left Twitter ages ago. It’s a horrible platform, full of nasty malicious people (of all political persuasions), bots and sometimes porn. I’ve felt closer to Christ since leaving.

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

You are an individual, unless it thinks it is higher than the Lord who eat and drank with sinners, the C o E has a moral duty to stay......your decision was correct for you but that does not make it so for the C o E

[@kenbeach5021]

_For we ourselves were once foolish, disobedient, led astray, slaves to various passions and pleasures, passing our days in malice and envy, hated by men and hating one another;_ This sentence in Titus could have been written as a description of much of modern social media.

[@williambyfleet9573]

God bless...

[@pompish]

Hi Brett. Just wondered how your mother is doing? I believe she was a little better at last report. Blessings brother.

[@RevBrettMurphy]

Very slow improvement praise be to God

[@jenniferkluender9936]

As to the Peterborough cathedral, you made some very good points and if I lived there, I would not give a penny and especially your point about the government saving these buildings. I, hadn't thought of that before. That's a very good point. My concern is the government would try to save the buildings or buy the buildings and then turn around and sell them to the Muslims.That's my concern and then heaven knows what the Muslims would do to those buildings. It's just one more way that the muslims are going to take over England I think. They're already doing it from what I hear.

[@Clem321]

True true.

[@MsMounen]

Yes, there are churches converted to mosques. Which is because not enough of us are going to church. I hate it, but there it is.

[@KarenLott-h1m]

The Muslims make no secret of their plan to acquire church buildings and turn them into mosques. The videos I've seen, they are quite gleeful about it.

[@annb9029]

A Catholic gal that loves your channel

[@RevBrettMurphy]

God bless you sister

[@ritaschultz6859]

"The Brady bunch channel "

[@Franjipane-lh8ni]

What is not to love about Brett is his part in the conspiracy to defraud Christians of Jesus Christ's living flesh and blood with His Soul and Divinity in the Eucharist. "I am the living bread...is my flesh...eat my flesh and drink my blood".

[@Choosyview]

Apparently President Trump will take the Oath with his hand on the Bible that belonged to his aunt from the Isle of Lewis - revival times.

[@annb9029]

Only Christian art should be sold in church

[@RevBrettMurphy]

I completely agree

[@royquick-s5n]

Makes me think what Jesus did about buying and selling in the Temple. 🤔

[@SeanBeatsMapson]

We have turnt our fathers houses into brothels and strip clubs for men filled with demons.

[@helendeacon7637]

As always, thank you for these updates Brett. Praying constantly for the situation in the UK and for the huge need for an extraordinary outpouring of the Holy Spirit in revival.🙏

[@slytlygufy]

Disheartened Anglicans, the Orthodox Church stands ready with open arms.

[@marcokite]

Yes! Amin! ☦☦☦

[@royquick-s5n]

Yes, but which Eastern Orthodox Church? Also, Westerners may not identify with Byzantine practices. 🙂

[@MsMounen]

I'm fairly happy at my Anglican church. But there's no orthodox churches round here anyway.

[@JonathanHarris-s6q]

The ACNA is where they'll go.

[@royquick-s5n]

@ If I am not mistaken, in England, it would be the Anglican Mission in England or the Anglican Network in Europe.

[@CallMeMrRook]

Peterborough Cathedral will become Wetherspoon's 3rd establishment; maybe crowned a MegaSpoon

[@louisecampbell2930]

My freedom of speech has been attacked in various places. I am pleased to hear that Facebook is going to improve in some ways.

[@Choosyview]

That collect was so fitting

[@ritaschultz6859]

Did you know there is a statue of Billy Graham in the Hall of honor in congress

[@georgedebruyns3805]

I am not a member of the CofE anymore (10 yrs)once I became aware of the wokeness not only in England but also in New Zealand.All hierachy must go .The Congregations should make the decisions

[@royquick-s5n]

Stereotyping? Blaming all bishops for the bad examples of some? Examine the bishops in GAFCON. If you are biblical, the office of bishop is found in the N.T. Yes, laity and clergy should make decisions. In the early Church, bishops were elected. I would say, instead, all appointed bishops must go, except missionary bishops. 🙂

[@pperrinuk]

19:14 - the vicar of the church I attended at the time remarked on al the victorian//edwardians who built great chruch buildings in their name(s) - which are now just a drain on funds....

[@britastertern-gill4961]

Franklin Graham also said during Covid, “If Jesus was on the earth today,,He would have the vaccinations.” I saw and heard him say this.

[@ritaschultz6859]

Graham is a 😫 suck up ! There is freedom in christ .

[@dorothycutler5539]

yes he did but I guess we need to forgive him

[@expressoevangelism80]

Exeter has quite a strong homosexual presence within Exeter. To the point where their Labour MP has declared his homosexual way of life. I have made up a collection of 60+ pictures that I have made up in an attempt yo illustrate the Book of Revelation, working on the theme that a picture is worth 1000 words. I live in Plymouth. I think that I will offer my works as a display at Exeter. It will be interesting to see if there is a take up on that theme.

[@Clarabelleist]

“Muscular churches”. I am reminded of Jesus words in John 21: “Feed my sheep!” How can the church be muscular if it is not feeding on the word of God. Pray, pray without ceasing. Muscular churches pray. They are involved in spiritual warfare. Psalm 144 1 Praise be to the Lord my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. Are our fingers and hands being used for prayer and worship? Are we battle ready?

[@johanvandersandt8904]

Another week on this rollercoaster of madness haha! Hope you are keeping well Brother!

[@TREVORALLMAN]

Thankfully, I saw the light and realised all religion is a load of bunkum.

[@Dee-mj3pu]

Let us pray for one another!

[@squizza28]

If the c of e churches close, where will the laity go to?

[@royquick-s5n]

Parishes associated with the Anglican Mission in England or the Anglican Network in Europe.

[@marcokite]

To the Holy Orthodox Church which is the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church ☦☦☦

[@Jasna-zd2zl]

Many areas have nowhere of that description

[@royquick-s5n]

@ Are you restricting "Orthodox" to one of the historical Eastern Churches? Are you including all denominations which have "Orthodox" in their titles?

[@royquick-s5n]

@ Then make contact with the AMiE or ANiE.

[@stephenfarthing3819]

Some art should not be banned but should only be associated with what the faith should be about. I don't have anything for the kind of art as described in Exeter Cathedral, which I regard as unfortunate! And no help at all!

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

I come from occultism. My mother was a witch, in fact, I was conceived on a bed that sat atop a Pentagram. When I was young though I was good at RE at primary school and I hid a Bible at the end of my bed (from my mother mostly, I would read it when I was supposed to be asleep). However, I have never liked the Church. I still don't in many ways but as Scripture tells us in my disdain for the Church I stand in the best traditions of the faith - those that refuse to accept the status quo. In any case, I drifted, I could see something wasn't right with the world but channelled all that into politics. Through long years i drifted and practised occultism myself (the lie is not that these things are impossible but it is never the person doing them, it is the devil that is either by their side or in their heart). Occultism is a mockery and inversion of the legitmate gifts of the Spirit like all things that devils do. I nearly died, I would have died from an overdose had I not stumbled into two PCSOs when I overdosed. A devil, twisted by its hatred and rage, talking in its empty, ashen voice about the love it tossed away is not an easy companion and often it is more than a human mind can bare. I ended up with a women who was physically and emotionally abusive. I wanted to get away and was looking at Christian retreats. My then passed Grandmother on my Dads side was a devout Christian. She came to me in a dream and gave me a Bible and it made me happy. I felt completed in a way I never had before. We do have to be careful saying all ghosts are demons. 99.9% are but lest we forget Samuel spoke to Saul from Heaven, during the transfiguration, Jesus spoke to the spirits of Moses and Elijah and we are instructed to test and discern spirits not condemn them in a blanket manner. In any case, you are right to speak out about the occult. Too many of the clergy I see in the C o E wouldn't know a devil if it bit them on the backside and have no real understanding of what evil is.

[@royquick-s5n]

About churches, apply Jesus' teachings and example to them. Which attracts you most? 🙂

[@PennySmart]

19:44 💯💯💯

[@MegaAlex668]

Demons are real; I've had several experiences with them as a Christian. If they are real, so is God and His angels.

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

And no I am not going to get out….I’ve wandered from place to place but this is the Church the Lord gave me too and I have wandered from time to time but always I am drawn back….until He says to move, if He ever does, I will not…

[@royquick-s5n]

Which denomination is that? The CofE? What beliefs and morals it teaches are of no consequence? 🙂

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

@ true but that is not the primary concern is it - I can name one preacher whose Church I visited this morning who continues to hold out against same-sex marriage, and I say again what did the Lord say to Abraham about Sodom and Gomorrah? He is not in the habit of leaving His people behind….

[@margaretmoore5765]

I have not left the C of E because our vicar has bravely stated his adherence to biblical truths. If this was not the case I would have long gone.

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

@@margaretmoore5765 that is precisely my point here....there are good faithful people left, they maybe a remanent but even one is too many for the Lord to leave behind

[@royquick-s5n]

@@margaretmoore5765 If your vicar has not wavered from traditional biblical morality, it seems commendable. If he is saying what the CofE is teaching now is true, it is another matter. Regardless, when you contribute to the CofE outside of your parish, you are contributing to what the CofE is teaching outside of your parish.

[@tamc1766]

He Was Banned in Glasgow

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

I live just 14 miles away from Exeter Cathedral. I just want to say I won't be going to see the exhibition. BTW, did you know that the artist who produced the work is a committed atheist?

[@stephenfarthing3819]

I find the notion of art of this kind a bit difficult to believe in - especially within a Cathedral Church! I guess I will have to wait and see what you are saying about it here. In 15 hours time. Some cathedrals are trying to highlight some issues of concern with involvement in environmental issues - if done carefully enough, then it's not a problem. If however not, then it could be! I guess that I will have to wait and see.

[@albertito77]

27:55 exorcists are divided as to the question of whether the spirits of damned souls can haunt versus it being only ever demons. As for the Bible, we have one definite example of a spirit of a dead person coming back--Samuel to Saul. In the NT there are several times where it says that then disciples thought they saw a ghost and the scriptures never gives a correction like "but this would be impossible because the spirits of the dead are in heaven or hell" My jury is out on ghosts and hauntings

[@chrismaguire3667]

Lying spirits. Even the Samuel one.

[@albertito77]

@ you’re alone in that interpretation

[@chrismaguire3667]

@ Don't think.I am. But I hope you don't find out the hard way that King Saul did...

[@tamc1766]

As you Say Brother When you Stray and Rebel against Scripture..... Gods Judgement Follows

[@royquick-s5n]

But it is God who judges. 🙂

[@albertito77]

These dioceses and their Woke-reaucracies are so out of touch it's just sad!!!

[@barneymagee3285]

There are some fears that trump is turning towards Catholicism , we will have to hope and pray that he finds the narrow path to Christ.

[@4evaavfc]

What's so bad about that? At least Catholics protect the unborn child.

[@RevBrettMurphy]

He could be a Christian AND a Catholic, like billions of others

[@loripartridge7883]

How can you be a Christian AND a Catholic Brett?​@RevBrettMurphy

[@mrbaker7443]

@@loripartridge7883Catholics are Christians… you’re not making any sense

[@barneymagee3285]

@@4evaavfc they are led on another road to salvation , through their church , saints ,and Mary , there is only one way , and few there be that find it. I respect their stand for unborn children, but I am concerned for their souls.

[@PhilipShepherd]

Is it not a (little) hypocritical, for one who purports to encourage free speech, to criticise organisations/people that elect to not speak in one online platform (X), then decry organisations/people that use another (TikTok), I understand the relative reasons why one may/may not want to use certain platforms but let them choose and see in time which proves more profitable for the Lord's work.

[@squizza28]

All good content, except your plea at the end. You don't pray that your house move will go smoothly. Look to the Lords Prayer for kind of things to pray for. Pray with praise and thanksgiving for what you've got

[@royquick-s5n]

Did Jesus apply your strictures when he gave us the Lord's Prayer as an example of what to pray?

[@marcokite]

@@royquick-s5n - Yes He did.

[@sarahhart2412]

I think you are right. Donald Trump has changed. He has grown in stature and he is on a mission. He is fighting the good fight. God bless him.

[@stephenfarthing3819]

As for Trump! Some aspects of the American Christian Perspective can be complicational. Again I will have to wait and see what is being said about it. Personally, I hold some discomfort on this! But again I will hear what is being said!

[@royquick-s5n]

What is wrong about applying Jesus' teachings and example to politics? 🙂

[@stephenfarthing3819]

@royquick-s5n I simply hold a reasoned reservation. Again, I will see what happens in the next few months. My discomfort remains in place.

[@stevenpolley6691]

PENTAGRAM SYMBOLS I THINK YOU MEAN....

[@stephenfarthing3819]

I find what you are saying as precarious! I don't think that I can completely agree! I hold a reasoned position. With much has been said and I hold some reservations on X - which I won't touch! I don't call the Bishop of Bristol a hypocrite. I don't prefer to use such description.! I do avoid TikTok - with caution! I don't have anything to do with it! I don't accept woke excuses. You have a valid point on some instances. I'm afraid that I can't totally agree - I believe some tough choices remain. I think that I can only agree to disagree with Trump! I do not want this country taken over by him or his allies in this country.

[@royquick-s5n]

I do not think Brett expects you to be a carbon copy of him or agree on all points. It's the freedom to discuss issues denied elsewhere. In regard to politics, politics are not exempt from moral examination. Neither should politics discourage or prevent application of Christian beliefs and morals to politics. 🤔

[@mikecrees9715]

Didn't hear from carlisle... Not thay surprising really. The facebook page gets beyween 5 amd 15 limea on average to facebook posts. I know its the feozen north and all that amd not a teeming metropolis, but social media doesn't really make any impact. Thus it's probably irrelevant if they stop twitter or not. Personally dont find either tiktok or twitter that edifying and have avoided both for a long time, both seem to focus on headline grabbing or extreme content at times.

[@Franjipane-lh8ni]

Brett Murphy: Why won't you admit Jesus Christ instructed the Bread of Life is His living flesh and blood in substance in the Bread of Life Discourse?

[@lizzyumoh]

Sorry Rev Brett Trump is not one of the good guys.

[@PhilipShepherd]

Perhaps a born again wealthy believer should offer PETERBOROUGH the money on condition ... they get back to the bible, preach the old old story, rediscover its 39 Articles.

[@royquick-s5n]

The 39 Articles were not specific to the time that they addressed? The 39 Articles are in Holy Scripture? The 39 Articles do not contain errors? 🤔

[@no15minutecities]

what an oxymoron.....Jesus said you cannot serve TWO MASTERS.....

[@peterc3262]

31:00 this guy is pure blasphemy BUT you need to look into what they mean by queer. It doesnt strictly mean gay. Queer is a political identity and some straight people call themselves queer. It basically means communist in the way these people use it.

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

I know your contempt for the Church of England is based in your love of the Law and His Word but we have to remember the discourse between the Lord and Abraham regarding Sodom and Gomorrah - it is currently under Judgement for its conduct and the wages of sin are death….

[@royquick-s5n]

Remember when you contribute to the CoE, you contribute to the spread of its teachings.🙂

[@DarrellGoodliffe-o5x]

@@royquick-s5n I tell you truly, this is becoming worse than the Leninist left, more sectarian, more puerile but its even worse than that because it is the Body of our Lord and Saviour we are taking a hammer too which not a one of us has a right to do - denominations do not save, Christ does, the true Body of Christ is non-denominational but all believers across the spectrum which means it includes GAFCON Anglicans, C o E Anglicans, Catholics, Mormons, SDA's, and so on and so on

[@marcokite]

Always concerned with Brett's obsession with 'Bible alone', always banging on about 'Bible believing Christians'. Don't get me wrong! - we MUST be Bible believing Christians!! However young Brett seems to play down the Tradition of the Church of which the Bible is a PART. As the Bible says; the CHURCH is the pillar and ground of the truth.

[@chrismaguire3667]

Let me tell you about 'Church Tradition': many years ago, a Reader in my church told a story about a fellowship that used to have a cat that came in during its services, so the vicar at the time had a young choirister remove it. Over time, as the cat kept finding it's way in, the fellowship began to get used to the cat being a part of the service. Soon, the vicar left, and many of the original fellowship did to, but the 'Removal of The Cat' *became a part of the service!* So much so, after the cat died, the church actually got another cat that was ceremonially carried out on a designated cushion every week! This may have been an apocryphal story, but the Reader said it was true. But this is how 'church tradition' starts, even at the higher levels. The only traditions the Church should have ought to be what is stated in the Bible, more specifically what Paul taught, to imitate him. Remember, Jesus railed at the 'traditions of men' that had tainted true worship in Spirit and in Truth, calling them "dead men's bones in whitewashed tombs"! Where, in Jesus' view, are your church traditions? Are you, and others, going to say He was wrong? We have had 2000+ years of 'church traditions' being created out of selfish ambition of the leaders like Popes, Archbishops and bishops, and the subsumation of pagan practices that the Church Politic has 'Christianised' and we have included in our present worship - New Age techniques masquerading as 'spirituality', compromising with the World to get 'bums on seats', preaching watered-down Gospel as not to 'offend', and you should read Vatican 2 if you are a Catholic, which is a doctrine of "every road leads to G-d" which includes shamanism, wicca and islam @and is promoted by the current Pope! Tradition! Satan's way of compromising the Church Politic and will end up as the basis of the False Prophet's 'Coexist' Church. Be careful of 'tradition'...

[@royquick-s5n]

Yes, and Tradition should be compliant with Holy Scripture, especially to Jesus' teachings and example. 🙂

[@Colonel_Blimp]

Well he’s a Protestant. He has to go for sola scriptura.

[@royquick-s5n]

Brett, where in the New Testament is it stated specifically women cannot be bishops? Where is there anything said by Jesus to exclude women from being clergy? Are there any quotations from the Church Fathers to support your interpretation of Paul? 🙂

[@salliebradshaw7436]

Timothy says, 1 Tim 3:2 a bishop must be the husband of one wife, and similarly the deacons. Not the wife of one husband. Church leadership is male not female.

[@kenbeach5021]

Where on the NT is there a clergy/laity distinction let alone the concept of bishops in the more modern use of the term? 😁

[@royquick-s5n]

@@salliebradshaw7436 Sallie, you mean St. Paul wrote to Timothy. Paul is addressing the bishops who were men at the time. He is not excluding women from the episcopacy in the future. And women deacons are mentioned in Acts. [Correction: a woman deacon is mentioned specifically in Romans 16.1. The creation of the diaconate is mentioned in Acts 6.1-6.] One way to check interpretation is to check how it was interpreted in the writings of the Church Fathers.

[@salliebradshaw7436]

​@@royquick-s5n Roy, in the KJV New Testament deacons are only mentioned in Phil 1:1 and Timothy as previously quoted. Were you meaning the women that Paul commended in Romans 16?

[@royquick-s5n]

@@salliebradshaw7436 The error is mine. In Act 6.1-6 is found the creation of the diaconate. Specific mention of a woman deacon (deaconess) is found in Romans 16.1: "I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a deaconess of the church at Cenchreae . . ." In my Greek New Testament the word for deaconess is diakonon, accusative case. It is the very same word used for deacon. In the nominative case it is spelled diakonos, of course, though in the Greek alphabet. The KJV translates the word "servant". The RSV translates it "deaconess". J. B. Phillips translates it "deaconess" in the New Testament in Modern English. The ESV translates it "servant". The NJB translates it "deaconess". 🙂

[@mattbod]

As to X I have rejoined but will be selective in engagement. As for C of E they just want a left wing echo chamber: typical!