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In this second episode of season 3, Tyler and Joey cover the vital topic of the authority of Scripture in the church, reviewing several sermon clips from Athey Creek Christian Fellowship. From their teaching on the unforgivable sin to ancient doctrinal debates over salvation, 'pastor' Brett departs from Scripture's authority leading to serious logical and theological consequences. Continuing the theme of 'The Church', this episode hits on the dangers of false and, frankly, ridiculous interpretations of God's word. CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, an important part of Brett Meador’s commentary was left out from the “I Would...But You Would Not" clip at the 25:28 mark of our video. We’ve added a video link to the sermon below so you can listen to the full context. Listen to at least the 24:32 mark of Athey’s video where Brett Meador says, "Jesus says, 'I would have gathered you even as...'". This is what Tyler and Joey were commenting on, and their comments don’t make sense if you don’t listen to the longer clip. Link to the messages critiqued in this episode: "Grief From Unbelief", "I Would...But You Would Not", "Election". CHECK OUT OUR NEW MERCHANDISE WEBSITE AT UNMASKEDMBC.COMTitle: "Rejecting Biblical Authority: Athey Creek’s Logical Damnation"Season Number: 3Episode Number: 2To contact, email us at: [email protected] our podcast website at: unmasked.buzzsprout.comFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/unmaskedpodcastpnwUnmasked is a ministry of Master's Bible Church: mastersbiblechurch.com and facebook.com/mastersbiblechurchCredits:Opening Song Clip: "Relief" by Wolves At The Gate, found in their Reprise EP album; used by permission of the authorClosing Sound Clip: Steven Lawson preaching the sermon titled "It Will Cost You Everything"#Athey #AtheyCreek #BrettMeador #SermonReview #Church #Vancouver #Portland #falsedoctrine #Christcentered #falsehumility #unforgivablesinKeywords: christ, church, atheycreek, devisedtales, arminianism, calvanism, unforgivable, sin, blasphemy, holyspirit, 2Peter, athey, creek