And sometimes you'll hear about preachers, right?
You'll hear about preachers who commit adultery.
Now that's a pretty big sin, isn't it?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Didn't God stone people in the Old Testament for that?
So that's a very major sin, right?
So you'll have a Baptist preacher who commits adultery, or even, even more egregious.
He commits adultery with a teenager, okay, like Dr. Jack Scop from Hammond, Indiana.
You say, "Well, why would you bring that up?
Why are you..." because look, Dr. Jack Scop is not saved, that's why.
If he was a Christian, if he was saved, I wouldn't be rubbing his nose in his sins.
But let me tell you something, Dr. Jack Scop is and always has been a false prophet, okay?
And Dr. Jack Scop is somebody that I preached at and pointed out as a false prophet over
seven years ago, okay?
And he has worshipers in our town, people in our town, churches in our town that follow
Dr. Jack Scop, and when he was found to be a pedophile, when he's found to be committing
adultery with teenagers, you know what they say, "Oh, he fell into sin."
He's like, you know, he's actually a great man.
He's actually a godly man.
He just fell into sin.
It was an accident, you know, we didn't pray for him enough, you know, he's under a lot
of stress.
Now look, yeah, that's the right reaction right there, John, but let me tell you something,
I mean, you don't just, you're not just this righteous, godly man of God and then all of
a sudden you're just contacting teenagers, you know, and trying to have a relationship
with teenagers when you're in your 50s, okay?
But let me tell you something, that man has preached lies and false doctrine, he's attacked
the word of God, he's attacked the doctrines of Jesus Christ, he's preached false doctrine
in regard to salvation for years and years and years and years and yet people, they think,
oh, he's on the right path and he just stumbled.
Wrong.
You don't stumble when you're on the right path.
Isn't that what God said?
You stumble when you're on the wrong path.
Now, here's the thing.
Dr. Scott was never on the right path.