Prosperity Teachings, Part 2
Shawn McCraney reveals LDS leaders' private doubts about church claims, influenced by Grant Palmer's book. Despite doubts, leaders stay due to church benefits and structure.
HOTM Evangelicalism
Upon the new year of 2013, Shawn spoke outrightly and hosted a show called “The Price of Truth”. In this episode, he addressed that he was tired of criticizing the “splinter” in the eye of Mormonism, when Christianity had a “log” in its own. Shawn spoke openly saying he was going to shift into focusing on the issues with Evangelicalism. Immediately the Christian television station kicked him off the air. Shawn rented a warehouse and fit it out as a small studio to keep the broadcast alive, and continue to search for Truth. The HOTM 1.1 Series goes deep into the issues with Evangelicalism from the perspective of a direct relationship with God.
Prosperity Teachings, Part 1
Shawn critiques prosperity theology, linking it to Mormonism, emphasizing biblical evaluation over systematic theology. He warns against deceptive faith healings and prosperity teachings, advocating for authentic Christian discourse and discernment.
Faith Healing, Part 2
Shawn McCraney discusses "Heart of the Matter" expansion, church transformation, pressures on young Mormon men, faith healing scrutiny, and the need for evidence in healing claims.
Faith Healing, Part 1
Shawn McCraney critiques organized religion, especially Mormonism, for evolving practices. He questions faith healing, emphasizing trust in God's will over miraculous claims.
The Problem with Myth
Shawn McCraney distinguishes cultural practices from genuine faith, warns against equating traditions with salvation, and advocates for authentic worship and scientific engagement.
What IS Christianity?
Shawn McCraney critiques modern churches for neglecting scripture, emphasizing biblical teaching over tradition. He challenges conformity in Mormonism and Evangelicalism, advocating for a personal, Spirit-led faith.
Culture
Shawn McCraney's "Heart of the Matter" transitions to virtual, critiques Mormon exclusivity, promotes non-legalistic Christianity, personal faith, and God's grace over deeds.
A Case for Criticism
Shawn McCraney's show was canceled due to conflicts over his critiques of religious figures and shift to critiquing Evangelicalism. He emphasizes truth, transparency, and challenging church practices, advocating for genuine faith and grace over institutional interests.
The Price of Truth
Shawn McCraney critiques organized religion, especially Mormonism and Evangelical Christianity, advocating for a direct relationship with God and unfiltered truth. His ministry helps people leave Mormonism for authentic faith in Jesus.