Fraudulent Authority: Pastors Who Seek to Rule Over Others

Nowhere in the New Testament does it say that a Christian leader, because of title or position, has moral authority over another Christian. Those who don't follow Jesus will seek offices that grant them power and authority to exert their control over others. Jesus said that His people were not to rule over others but to serve others selflessly and to love others unconditionally. When a church or home gives in to Fraudulent Authority, the people of Christ become more pagan in practice than Christian. Fraudulent Authority teaches you how to recognize this dangerous practice of Christians seeking to exert power and authority over people in evangelical churches and homes and what you can do about it.