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Mike Warnke’s fake testimony

“Mark Tindall” <> wrote in message news:<>…

He was exposed by Cornerstone as a fake.

from http://www.cornerstonemag.com/features/iss098/warnke_index.htm

In 1992, Cornerstone magazine released a cover story (and the longest article in its history) entitled “Selling Satan: The Tragic History of

Mike Warnke,” a 24,000-word expos © of Mike Warnke, an alleged former Satanic high priest and now a popular Christian comedian. Warnke’s ministry spanned nearly 20 years. Our article was a take-off on Warnke’s first book, The Satan Seller (Logos Publishing, 1972) in which Warnke claimed to have led over 1,500 other Satanists near San Bernardino, California.

“Selling Satan” demonstrated that not only was Warnke’s testimony fraudulent, but that Warnke raised money for projects that never materialized, was involved in serious immorality while in public ministy, and that several figures in the contemporary Christian music industry knew about the situation but failed to take biblical steps to

resolve it.

Cornerstone took some flak from the Christian community for exposing a

popular Christian speaker whose testimony (however false) had been used to bring a number of people to Christ.

Feather responded:

I read that article, as well as the disciplinary measures that were taken against him, by a board of ministers serving in the capacity of his accountability people (for lack of a better term on my part), and have come to the conclusion: how do we KNOW, since we weren’t THERE, what really happened?

The fact of the matter is, Mike Warnke could very well have been involved in a satanic cult of some kind. The fact of the matter is, that

Mike Warnke stumbled in his walk with the Lord during several phases of his public ministry – and can you tell me of one man or woman who /has never stumbled/ whether in public ministry or behind-the-scenes ministry?

Fact of the matter is, Mike Warnke has gone through disciplinary procedures and has been restored. (SEE FAQs page on Mike’s site: http://www.mikewarnke.org/faqs.asp)

Peter denied Christ three times and was later restored. . .

. . .forgiveness.

God bless,

Feather

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