So what's the problem? How 'bout we start with whether CA needs an "apostle" as governor. He pastors Harvest Rock Church in Pasadena, CA, as well as being an author and speaker. Ahn has never held public office to my knowledge. He knows very little about politics; all he knows is being an "apostle." He will govern CA as an "apostle," not a governor.
Then there's his Dominionist belief in the 7 Mountain Mandate, which says Christians needs to invade the government so Christ can return. And there's his belief that churches must no longer be under the shepherding of pastors and elders but "apostles." This is a bit strange since Ahn refers to himself and his wife as "pastors" of Harvest Rock Church.
I question whether he stands a chance of getting elected; but in the crazy political landscape we have at the moment who knows. When you have people like Doug Wilson influencing the likes of Pete Hegseth, it's strange times indeed. Wilson did a recent CNN interview. He preaches that women shouldn't have the right to vote, work outside the home, nor should they have any role in public life. Then there's Paula White in the White House. I guess if Wilson had his way she'd have to go. Christianity is invading the US political sphere all right; but not in a good way. The "nuts" are crawling out of the woodwork.
Just a heads up, I haven't watched this whole video yet. It's long, but it looks like an in-depth look at Che Ahn in case anyone is interested.
Then there's his Dominionist belief in the 7 Mountain Mandate, which says Christians needs to invade the government so Christ can return. And there's his belief that churches must no longer be under the shepherding of pastors and elders but "apostles." This is a bit strange since Ahn refers to himself and his wife as "pastors" of Harvest Rock Church.
I question whether he stands a chance of getting elected; but in the crazy political landscape we have at the moment who knows. When you have people like Doug Wilson influencing the likes of Pete Hegseth, it's strange times indeed. Wilson did a recent CNN interview. He preaches that women shouldn't have the right to vote, work outside the home, nor should they have any role in public life. Then there's Paula White in the White House. I guess if Wilson had his way she'd have to go. Christianity is invading the US political sphere all right; but not in a good way. The "nuts" are crawling out of the woodwork.
Just a heads up, I haven't watched this whole video yet. It's long, but it looks like an in-depth look at Che Ahn in case anyone is interested.
