The pastor yelled at me, the “Lord” told me to divorce my wife for my ministry to move forward. There was no infidelity. There was no other biblical basis for divorce. In utter disbelief, I stood up to confront him with the Word of God. However, his confidence in the revelations he claimed to have received from “his lord” was so deeply entrenched that he would not listen to me. Let me be clear: it was not the same Lord, the true and living Lord of our Saviour Jesus Christ, whose Word governs, regulates, and binds us, that spoke to him. As I write, the true Lord is being openly blackmailed through the activities and pronouncements of false lords who now operate openly within the rank and file of church leadership. There are many lords in town. Be careful of the one you are submitting to under your church leadership.
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