Ex Ministries and G.Craige Lewis Have Not Yet Addressed Dr. Fred Price's 'Jesus Committed Suicide Teachings'

We at AT2W have to deal with this issue on Dr. Fred Price Sr. and his sermon about 'Jesus committing suicide' again. But we are not going to rant over how Dr. Price is faulty and in error for his use of words and terminology which we see nothing less than blasphemy. We are going to deal with a fact that G. Craige Lewis of Ex-Ministries has not allegedly addressed this particular minister and his error in addressing our savior's giving of himself to us to save our souls. Why is G. Craige Lewis so very silent about this issue?

Well, many people who follow Ex-Ministries know about his 'The Truth About Hip Hop" series and this is what has made him a name in this arena. But his ministry also deals with false prophets in the pulpits, out of the pulpits, gospel artists and even those claiming to be Christian yet engage in and out of the world. And, yes he covers subjects much of what we cover as well but we have a difference of opinion in hip hop gospel, christian rap and the like. Most of our readers know this as well.

So, as far as we have been able to research, their ministry has not addressed the issue at hand. In the past few days, we have reached several emails that are concerned with not hearing from them on this subject. We have actually tried contacting them as well and no responses have been received. Many people are contacting us about it and we don't have answers for them but we do have this information.

If you follow Ex-Ministries, you'd know that he will be taping his Part 7 of  'The Truth Behind Hip Hop" (TBHH7) in Los Angeles, California on Friday, Oct. 28th.  It will be taped at Crenshaw Christian Center (The Faithdome) which is Dr. Fred Price Sr's church. This certainly raises some issues since Lewis is obviously affiliated with them. But why are the Prices appearing to be exempt from the false prophet log on their websites?

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Was NYTN Right About Apostle Frederick K. C. Price Intimidating His Church Members Like Rev. Jim Jones?

We will say Not Your Typical Negro aka. Kevin Oliver was absolutely correct when he allegedly insinuated Dr. Fredrick K. C. Price, Sr. intimidated his church members.  The history of the black church has lost a lot of souls among the body of Christ, because they have failed to respect church members as though they are valuable within the Kingdom of God.  When you as a man or woman of God treat your church members as though they are less of importance in the eyes of God than yourself, then you fail to win souls into God's Kingdom.  No minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ has any right to insult, verbally abuse, embarrass or humiliate those who question their teachings.  Not Your Typical Negro also compared Apostle Price to Jim Jones of The Peoples Temple who deceived over 900 followers in Guyana to take poisonous punch and die with him.  We or even NYTN are not saying Apostle Price would do such a thing, but he has already done something very similar to Rev. Jim Jones.  He humiliated a couple of church members who wrote him a letter opposing his statement about Jesus committing suicide.

What is so scary is this very fact, if church members have sense enough to leave Crenshaw Christian Center after witnessing such humiliation, they will save their own lives, but if not, they could risk losing their souls.   God never intended for church members to remain in a church that does not support opposing certain statements against God or His Son, Jesus Christ.  If it were true, then it would be horrible thing to speak against homosexuality and not accept it in the church.  So you see, this is the importance of church members having freedom to question a pastor, bishop, evangelist or any apostle's teaching that absolutely is not written in the Word of God.

Furthermore, Apostle K. C. Price should stop while he is at it, because although he may have not used profanity, but he humiliated his church members in front of others not just at Crenshaw Christian Center, but also on national television.   We want you to listen to Rev. Jim Jones and tell us what you think.   Is it right for the any church who claims to be under the anointing of God to humiliate anyone?  

 Rev. Jim Jones Humiliating His Church Members. Is it right or wrong?

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