0:00 You would not believe what happened at a men's conference unless I had video of it. Watch this. This is Mark Dritzel. He saw something the other night that really disturbed him and he wanted to address it publicly. And I want to be very careful with this and it's not what I want to say but the Jezebel spirit has already been here. The Jezebel spirit opened our event. This is a rebuke and a correction of no one. This is an observation. Before the word of God was open. What's happening here, down there at the bottom, there is a performance that's about to happen and they brazed this guy up onto the stage and they put a pole in front of him so he can do gymnastics.
1:18 Gymnastics that were apparently supposed to be done without your shirt on at a men's conference. Pole dancing, also known as pole art, pole sports, pole fitness, whatever you want to call it, originally was called malakara and it's a combination of martial arts and yoga and all kinds of other gymnastics put into one. Sometimes people use ropes, sometimes they use canes, sometimes they even use scarves or a curtain of some kind. This type of gymnastics kind of shows your strength but what's it doing at a men's conference? There was a platform. It was a high place. On it was a pole, an ashram. The same thing that's used in the strip club for women who have the Jezebel spirit to seduce men. In front of that was a man who ripped his shirt off like a woman does in front of a pole at strip club. And then, he swallowed a sword, and Jesus Christ. Okay, Pastor John, I'll receive that. Thank you. That voice in the background you heard was James Lindell. He was of the James River Church, who is holding a men's conference at a stadium of some kind. This stadium, which is located here, was housing a lot, a lot of men for this men's conference. It looks like they pay over a hundred dollars each to get into this thing. And so, because I guess it's a men's conference, you want to have men doing manly things. I don't know if pole dancing is a manly thing, but regardless, why is it at a men's conference? But it even gets even more fascinating as the time goes on, because that voice you heard in the background was John Lindell, the main senior pastor of the church, having Mark Dritzel come in for a small sermonette. And he told him, you're done. That's enough. You're done.
3:10 And kicked him off. But what happened next really shocked me. Matthew 18 does talk about how when you are offended, when something does happen, you're done. When something does go against you, or you feel that you need to respond to something, you should go to the person first. However, if it's a public event, and it's a public statement, and you're a public figure, those rules don't necessarily apply anymore, because you have affected a large group of people, and you could easily, easily damage a lot of different minds. 1 Timothy 5.20 says, As for those who persist in sin, rebuke them in the presence of all, for that the rest may end in fear. Wow. So, what is going on here? Well, we don't know the full story yet. I'm sure details will come out, but what is very clear is that this men's conference has been going on for quite a while. And let me tell you what's been happening at it. It's more than just hiring male strippers to run up a pole and show you how big their abs are. Watch this.
5:15 I bet you I'd do it again. Follow the plan, fam. Look at the hands. Never gonna lose in the end, young work. Present to you, the... But aside from the sideshows of monster truck madness and running over cars with tanks and other things that some may consider manly, right? There's other things that have been happening at this men's conference that are just a little bit too much tongue-in-cheek for me. Watch this. He even had a female hung on the cross while secular performers danced to the secular song on a supposed Christian church resurrection celebration. What's a fatty? Well, don't think too... hard about it. Definitely not some comedy that you have at a men's conference. You know, primarily on this channel, we talk about last day spiritualism and what's gonna happen in prophecy. And I think this is absolutely applies. A lot of what's happening here is spiritualism. It is last day prophecy. And I'll tell you why. Let's look at Revelation 18. This is a lot of things. This is one thing that I think a lot of people aren't bringing up. A lot of commentators on this specific incident. Now, Revelation 18 2 says, And he cried mightily with a strong voice, saying, Wow. What is this talking about? Well, it's actually talking about the churches at the end of time, believe it or not. Babylon the great they will become and they will be fallen and they will be filled with every uncouth thing. Did you sense the spirit in there? Not only did they have entertainment from the devil himself, but they also had the crowd. I'm going to say it. Plainly, the crowd was rebellious. I heard every single angry word come out of the audience's mouth. And this because they felt that they were being they weren't being allowed to hear the truth. But is that the right spirit? I still think that they should absolutely be very careful about how they present themselves. And if they don't like it, they should leave. Even if they paid hundreds of dollars to go there. Revelation 18 says that in the final war against God, which is portrayed in Revelation 18, 18 says that in the final war against God, which is portrayed in Revelation 18, 18 says that in the final war against God, which is portrayed in Revelation 18, 16 says that in the final war against God, which is portrayed in Revelation 18, 18 says that these powers see non Christian religions, governments, they'll all come together, and they will form allies. And these will be called Babylon, Babylon, Babylon, fallen, fallen is Babylon the great, the inhabitants of every uncouth thing. So that's what we're seeing here. We're seeing the beginning of this chaos ensue as you have all these people try to entertain and get people into their church through this wild entertainment. So what does the Bible say? Well, it says it in the next couple verses. Verse four says, and I heard another voice from heaven saying, come out of her, my people, that ye not be partakers of her sins, and ye receive not her plagues. For her sins have reached unto the heavens, and God hath remembered her iniquities. More than that, we also have Jeremiah weighing in on this. And he says in Jeremiah 51, verse six, flee from Babylon, run for your lives. Don't be destroyed because of her sins. It's time for the Lord's vengeance. Now, I'm not saying God's vengeance is right around the corner for these people, but they are the beginning. They're a beginning to step into this chaos. What a lot of people are weighing in on on this is, should the pastor that's calling out this other pastor, should he have come to him first? It would have been good to come to him first. It would have been good to talk to him about it. And I think that probably would have been wise to do.
9:29 However, it's also a public sin. And when you have a public sin like that, sometimes it's inevitable that you have to address it to the entire public. If this was interesting to you, go ahead and hit the subscribe button, hit the like button, and leave us a comment, because it's a very interesting concept that has come up just recently, just in the last couple days. Do you think Pastor Mark Dritzkel was correct, or do you think Pastor John Lindell was correct? I want to hear your thoughts in the comments below.