Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pilgrim Assemblies International Conference was a complete mess — and in this video, we are going to talk about why.
From Archbishop William Hudson, to Brandon Jacobs, to Bishop J. Drew Sheard, this conference had several moments that should concern any Christian who cares about sound doctrine, biblical order, and the way God’s people are being handled in the church.
Original video: youtube.com/live/8UJ-FCknVe8?si=KgW3HW20dT1P5ZQ_
The issue is not just emotion. The issue is not just loud preaching. The issue is not just church culture. The real issue is when theatrics, hype, money manipulation, questionable doctrine, and platform worship start replacing the clear preaching of Scripture.
A conference can have big names, powerful music, packed crowds, and emotional moments — but that does not automatically mean God is pleased. We have to ask: Was Christ exalted? Was the Bible rightly handled? Were people pointed to repentance and faith? Or were people stirred up emotionally while being exposed to dangerous teaching and unbiblical practices?
In this video, I break down the troubling moments from Pilgrim Assemblies International Conference and explain why Christians need to be discerning. Just because someone has a title like “Archbishop,” “Bishop,” “Prophet,” or “Apostle” does not mean their teaching should go unquestioned.
The Bible commands believers to test the spirits, examine teaching, and beware of false teachers. We are not called to blindly follow celebrity preachers, denominational leaders, or conference speakers simply because they are popular or respected in certain circles.
This is not about attacking people personally. This is about testing public teaching publicly.
When leaders stand before thousands and claim to speak for God, their words and actions must be judged by Scripture. If what is being preached is unbiblical, manipulative, or spiritually dangerous, it needs to be addressed.
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Pilgrim Assemblies International Conference was a complete mess — and in this video, we are going to talk about why.
From Archbishop William Hudson, to Brandon Jacobs, to Bishop J. Drew Sheard, this conference had several moments that should concern any Christian who cares about sound doctrine, biblical order, and the way God’s people are being handled in the church.
Original video: youtube.com/live/8UJ-FCknVe8?si=KgW3HW20dT1P5ZQ_
The issue is not just emotion. The issue is not just loud preaching. The issue is not just church culture. The real issue is when theatrics, hype, money manipulation, questionable doctrine, and platform worship start replacing the clear preaching of Scripture.
A conference can have big names, powerful music, packed crowds, and emotional moments — but that does not automatically mean God is pleased. We have to ask: Was Christ exalted? Was the Bible rightly handled? Were people pointed to repentance and faith? Or were people stirred up emotionally while being exposed to dangerous teaching and unbiblical practices?
In this video, I break down the troubling moments from Pilgrim Assemblies International Conference and explain why Christians need to be discerning. Just because someone has a title like “Archbishop,” “Bishop,” “Prophet,” or “Apostle” does not mean their teaching should go unquestioned.
The Bible commands believers to test the spirits, examine teaching, and beware of false teachers. We are not called to blindly follow celebrity preachers, denominational leaders, or conference speakers simply because they are popular or respected in certain circles.
This is not about attacking people personally. This is about testing public teaching publicly.
When leaders stand before thousands and claim to speak for God, their words and actions must be judged by Scripture. If what is being preached is unbiblical, manipulative, or spiritually dangerous, it needs to be addressed.
Software I use (Ecamm) Sign up with this link: ecamm.com/mac/ecammlive/?fp_ref=christopher23
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Website: kdubtru.com
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