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.
Shawn McCraney teaches that true Christian faith is personal, independent of church authority, emphasizing faith in Christ alone. He refutes the need for a Third Temple, asserting Jesus fulfills all temple roles, advocating for spiritual growth through the Spirit, and dismissing legalistic constraints.
Shawn McCraney discusses Preterism, subjective Christianity, and freedom in Christ, critiquing rigid doctrines. He emphasizes love, unity, and historical shifts in Christianity.
Subjective Christianity promotes unity by accepting all faith professions, emphasizing love over doctrine. It critiques Sola Scriptura, advocating personal spiritual guidance.
Subjective Christianity emphasizes personal faith, love, and unity over rigid dogma. Erasmus critiqued formalism, advocating scripture and reasoned reform. Kierkegaard's existentialism supports personal interpretation and peace.
Shawn McCraney critiques LDS views on Acts 2:5, stresses historical Bible context, challenges "sola Scriptura," and highlights Erasmus's role in Bible reform.
Shawn McCraney critiques religious traditions, stresses love in Christianity, questions Sola Scriptura, and explores early church complexities and evolving doctrines.
Shawn McCraney's teaching highlights biblical paradoxes, encourages faith over dogma, and promotes personal interpretation and open dialogue among believers.
Shawn McCraney highlights the subjective interpretation of the Bible, focusing on baptism's varied practices and beliefs, advocating for personal understanding over dogma.
Shawn McCraney's teachings focus on personal scripture interpretation, unity in faith, love over knowledge, and universal salvation through Jesus, rejecting rigid doctrines.
Shawn McCraney invites Calvary Chapel attendees to a September event with Don K. Preston to challenge futurist eschatology, promoting love, faith, and open theological dialogue.
Shawn challenges "Once Saved Always Saved," emphasizing salvation as a future promise dependent on continued faith. He critiques Calvinism, advocating for love over doctrine.
Shawn teaches unlimited atonement, opposing Calvinist limited atonement. He uses scripture to argue Christ's sacrifice is for all, not just the elect, supporting universal salvation.
Shawn McCraney critiques Calvinist predestination, promotes unity in Gospel, emphasizes salvation for all, and aids those leaving Mormonism with love and understanding.
The teaching critiques Calvinism's "Total Inability," arguing humans can choose good and respond to God, challenging the idea of inherent incapability without divine intervention.
Shawn McCraney emphasizes grace, love, and faith in Jesus for salvation, focusing on the Gospel's simplicity. He contrasts essential beliefs with non-essential doctrines, urging unity.
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Shawn McCraney emphasizes understanding Christianity in historical context, advocating a pre-70 AD dating of Revelation, supporting a preterist view, and prioritizing spiritual experience over traditional interpretations.
Shawn's teaching urges authentic truth-seeking in Christianity, challenging traditional methods, emphasizing spiritual growth, and highlighting unity in Christ beyond societal divisions.
Shawn McCraney critiques Calvinism, "Blood Moons," and religious authority, advocating for subjective Christianity, preterist eschatology, and individual faith over structures.
