WTM - Bro Tony Hutson "Dont Never Forget"

[@brianmiller4574]

Preaching the way it needs to be. Our nation would be a whole lot better off if our Baptist preachers still preached like this! He is one of my hero's of the faith!

[@harryholyfield1550]

Preach on brother Tony!!!!!

[@l.griffith9666]

Thanks for posting this great sermon.

[@williamscott4634]

Met you pastor at PVBC in Chico CA. I can see in you a man of God that will without a doubt be preaching at the trumpet sound ifn you all ain't went home by then! Love you pastor preach on !! ✊

[@brittanysmith4446]

i love good christian music

[@harryholyfield1550]

HAY MAN,sure does tic off the simple minded,yes sir surely does.

[@timkeith2793]

I’d like to hear some of his sermons from his church. Problem is I don’t want to pay $1.00 to hear him.

[@harryholyfield1550]

he does not need your money,but you need his God,we need to back the man sent from God

[@Online_Name]

who are the singers please?

[@HowardJohnson-r3f]

Tony, Are you old cult (IBF) or new cult (IBF)?

[@pamjohnson9290]

What is the song at the end?

[@churchmusicguy]

Pam Johnson it’s called Field of Grace

[@TonyHutsonFanboys]

Hayman!!!

[@patsyallen3810]

I wanted to go and get him a coke ,

[@2wheelz3504]

I don't think I have ever heard a so-called "Bible" preacher use as little Bible as he did. I have no idea what these people are Amening.

[@harryholyfield1550]

you are in a sad state of mind

[@harryholyfield1550]

I just love your sissy collarless shirt or did you accidently put it on backwards,only you know HA HA HA HA

[@PastorAllen7777]

Sad to see such irreverence toward a Holy God. This man has been entrusted to proclaim God's Word yet he jokes about deer hunting and football. No wonder many don't take their faith serious.

[@harryholyfield1550]

more God in his little finger than you and your critical attitude

[@nocorruptreligion]

Insecurity that needs to be affirmed constantly asks, Someone say amen.

[@philliprouse9644]

It's a way to keep attention.there was nothing said to be insecure about.he spoke all truth.maybe u didn't like the truth.

[@elijahdowell9500]

He’s not insecure he’s making sure they agree with the Bible

[@Notworthy72]

Constantly asking “is everybody alright?” and demanding “amens” is definitely a sign of insecurity and the need for affirmation. It’s also a form of manipulation. By forcing the congregants to agree with what you’re saying even though it may not be biblical, you must agree with the man of God. He’s a bully and a manipulator. I have a feeling he could’ve preached a message from the newspaper and he would have received rousing amens from all. He certainly did not exegete the text. He used a phrase from the Bible to prop up his personal agenda.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

@@Notworthy72 His dad used the same methods of saying "is everybody alright" and "it's preaching time". The IFB people put the "man of God" on huge pedestals and basically engage in hero worship. I'm an old school baptist preacher myself but I couldn't care less if people amen me or not. It doesn't make the message any more true or less true. If you go and listen to him a lot on youtube you'll see that he basically says the same anecdotes almost word for word in a lot of his "sermons". He also brags about how much people hate him. That's ridiculous. It's one thing to be persecuted for CHRIST but it's something else altogether to be hated for your sanctimonious attitude and arrogance. I've found that I can preach as hard as I can but do it in the spirit of love and Christ will be edified and the church will be enlightened and those that are truly in the faith will move to it and those that aren't will be exposed.

[@Notworthy72]

AngryVeteranNC I actually find it quite sad that Hutson has built his ministry on using the Bible to prop up his own unscriptural agendas. I grew up hearing preaching like this all of my life so I am no stranger to it in the least and this is not offensive. I just find it comical and sad at the same time that he doesn’t actually preach what the Bible has to say but instead his own idealized version of Christianity as do most fundamentalist. He’s no John the Baptist or OT prophet like he tends to portray himself. Pharisees like to uphold their traditions with all the zeal they can muster because that’s all they have going for themselves.