Faith Alone Saves: The Ungodly Cavalier Attitude Of Pastors

Monday, December 1, 2025

The Ungodly Cavalier Attitude Of Pastors

Matthew 21:13, “And said unto them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves.”

The inspired King James Bible is full of examples of indifference and where it led. It is tragic that millions of pastors today around the world have sinful cavalier attitudes toward the things of God. ...

A cavalier attitude refers to a dismissive or unconcerned approach to important matters, often showing a lack of respect for others' feelings or safety. It implies a thoughtless or indifferent demeanor towards serious issues.

A perfect example is the average pastor's ungodly indifferent attitude toward Satan's hundreds of English Bible perversions. Most Baptist pastors today are henpecked, carnal and lazy, unwilling to contend for the Christian faith (Jude 1:3; Titus 1:9-14; Ephesians 5:11).

A cavalier attitude toward the Bible can be seen when individuals treat its teachings as mere suggestions rather than authoritative commands from God, which results in a woeful lack of respect for its Truth and Author. This wicked attitude ruins churches. The Bible warns against the sin of indifference, highlighting it as a deplorable spiritual condition which can lead to moral decay, destruction and separation from God. Bible examples include: the backslidden Church of Laodicea who became lukewarm; and the sons of Eli the prophet who had corrupted the sacrifice to God; and the Jews in the book of Malachi, who became careless about their faith and the Temple of God. Indifference always tends toward apostasy!

The Jews stopped keeping the Sabbath Day in the Old Testament as a result of disobedience to God's laws, which included neglecting the Sabbath rest for 490 years. Their attitudes became cavalier. This disobedience ultimately led to their exile for 70 years. God had warned them that failure to observe the Sabbath Day would result in punishment, including being removed from the Promised Land, but the Jews didn't heed the Lord's warning.

Most shameful Baptist pastors today have a wicked cavalier attitude toward toxic Chick Tracts, John MacArthur, Franklin Graham (Operation Christmas Child), and other infidels of the faith who require forsaking sinful bad habits to get to Heaven (which is WORKS, not GRACE). The average pastor today (of all faiths) are ungodly theologically incompetent clowns. It would be a great thing if 99% of all pastors were fired permanently.

The dire situation which Jesus condemned didn't just happen in Matthew 21:13, “And said unto them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves.” It began with a careless attitude toward the things of God. It began when someone has a cavalier attitude toward the fear of God. We all must give account to God in eternity, who created the universe (Romans 14:10-12). PAYDAY SOMEDAY!

Most pastors today have a wicked cavalier attitude toward the hundreds of corrupt English Bible revisions, which corrupt men's souls. Most ungodly pastors today have a wicked cavalier attitude toward the dozens of perverse embellishment of the true Gospel of free grace. It is rare these days to find a true man of God who exposes the Devil's lie of Lordship Salvation. It is rare indeed to find a pastor who expose Satan's perverted Bible versions.

God forbid that any of God's redeemed saints should have a sinful cavalier attitude toward heresies, false bibles, false gospels and false prophets. And especially let it not be said of preachers who are held doubly accountable by God!

RIGHT DOCTRINE MATTERS!

USING THE RIGHT BIBLE MATTERS!

HOW WE TREAT OTHER PEOPLE MATTERS!

THE ACCURACY OF THE GOSPEL MATTERS!

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Memorable Quotes

“We don't grow in strength as believers, we grow in grace.”

“Salvation is not a reward for the righteous; it is a gift for the guilty!”

“The trouble with many men is that they have got just enough religion to make them miserable.” —Pastor Dwight L. Moody (1837-1899)

“Like the thief on the cross who never had an opportunity to 'turn from his sin,' we, like him, can only 'acknowledge our sinfulness' in order to be saved (Lk 23:40-41). ...True repentance has nothing to do with 'turning from sin' and everything to do with 'acknowledging one's sinfulness' (Jonah 3:5). Like the thief on the cross who simply acknowledged his sinfulness (Lk 23:39-43), the only part a person has in salvation is the beggar's part.” —Pastor Brad Strand, "The Strand Study Bible"; 2nd Corinthians 7:8-9, p. 1939

“The wickedness of a life has not one thing in this world to do with where you go when you die; not one thing.” —Pastor Jack Hyles, "Religion Or Christ?"

“Religion and Christ are in opposition to each other.” —Pastor Jack Hyles, "Religion Or Christ?"

“The fella who knows what repentance is knows it's included in believing.” —Pastor Curtis Hutson (1934-1995)

“There is power in this Gospel message. Most people just don't know how to present it... The clarity of the Gospel is what makes it easy for them to believe.” —Pastor Yankee Arnold, “WHY GRACE CAN SAVE THE WORST MAN!” —Pastor Ralph Yankee Arnold, "Why Grace Can Save The Worst Man"

"There is a vast difference between coming to Jesus for salvation and coming after Jesus for service. Coming to Christ makes one a believer, while coming after Christ makes one a disciple. All believers are not disciples. To become a believer one accepts the invitation of the Gospel, to be a disciple one obeys the challenge to a life of dedicated service and separation. Salvation comes through the sacrifice of Christ; discipleship comes only by sacrifice of self and surrender to His call for devoted service. Salvation is free, but discipleship involves paying the price of a separated walk. Salvation can't be lost because it depends upon God's faithfulness, but discipleship can be lost because it depends upon our faithfulness." —Pastor M.R. DeHaan, “Hebrews”; Zondervan Publishing House; 1959 (p. 117)

“The law tells me how crooked I am. Grace comes along and straightens me out.” —Evangelist Billy Sunday (1862-1935)

“Works cannot be the evidence of salvation. If works are required as evidence, then they will prove that you are not saved. Your good works cannot prove you're saved; they can only prove that you're not, if you go by works. Why? Because you have to be perfect. So your works can only prove you're not saved. You have to live a perfect life. 'Cursed is every one that continueth not in all things which are written in the book of the law to do them.' You have to fulfill everything that is commanded, that you have to do them. You know that good works did not save you!” —Pastor Ralph Yankee Arnold, "Once Saved Always Saved: The Final Word"

“The ‘whosoever wills’ are the elect and the ‘whosoever won’ts,’ the non-elect.” —Pastor Dwight L. Moody (1837-1899)

“Salvation is one thing and service is another, and never the two goes together. No man is saved because he serves, and no man has to serve because he is saved. Gotta keep them separate. And if you don't do it, the Scriptures will be confusing to you. You'll not rightly divide what God has to say.” —Pastor Ralph Yankee Arnold, "Why Lordship Salvation Is Wrong"

“It is 'Good News' if no one must have good works before salvation, or after salvation. For salvation to truly be by grace, it must not have any stipulations of any kind at any time. Works before, during or after; works cannot be evidence of my salvation.” —Pastor Ralph Yankee Arnold, "Does Calvinism Change The Gospel?"

"The LAW and the GOSPEL are two keys—the law is the key that shuteth up all men under condemnation, and the Gospel is the key which opens the door and lets them out. Remember this, if you're depending upon your own good works to get you to Heaven, you're lost! Your salvation had to be purchased with something that was incorruptible, with the precious blood of Jesus Christ!” —Pastor Ralph 'Yankee' Arnold, Bibleline Radio Show, "The Precious Blood Of Christ"

“Dear sinner, do not make this a difficult matter. There is one simple step between you and Jesus. When you trust Him, everything else is settled, and you have repented, you have come to Christ, you have received Him, you have done everything necessary to be saved.” —Dr. John R. Rice, “What Must I Do To Be Saved?”

“We suppose there are many faulty ideas about repentance, but we will deal here with the more popular ones. Perhaps the most popular false idea is that repentance is turning from sin. We have heard some well-known preachers say, If you want to be saved, repent of your sins, turn from your sins.' If turning from your sins means to stop sinning, then people can only be saved if they stop sinning. And it is unlikely that anyone has ever been saved, since we don't know anyone who has ever stopped sinning.” —Dr. Curtis Hutson (1934-1995), booklet titled: “Repentance,” p. 4; © 1986, Sword of the Lord Foundation

“Several years ago I read a book by a professor at a fundamental university. Under the chapter on salvation, he said, 'Quit your sinning, and God will give you a new heart.' He presented repentance as turning from sin. I wrote this dear brother and expressed my concern, knowing that such teaching frustrates the unbeliever and makes him think that salvation is unattainable since he cannot live a sinless life.” —Dr. Curtis Hutson (1934-1995), booklet titled: “Repentance,” p. 5; © 1986, Sword of the Lord Foundation

“You don't get better to get saved; you get saved to get better. You can't get better until you do get saved.” —Dr. Curtis Hutson (1934-1995), booklet titled: “Repentance,” p. 5; ©1986, Sword of the Lord Foundation

This is one of my very favorite books. Michael P. Bowen grew up in private religious schools, seeing much spiritual abuse in his youth. Consequently, he became an atheist as a young man, but then gradually out of a hungry soul to find meaning in his empty life took an interest in Christianity. Unfortunately, Michael was being misled by dozens of famous big name preachers (e.g., Billy Graham, Charles Stanley, Joel Osteen, Rick Warren, Ray Comfort, John Hagee, Beth Moore and others. Michael had churchianity without Christianity! Finally, he was blessed by God to hear a humble man of God named Hank Lindstrom (1940-2008), who preached a simple Gospel sermon called: "How Permanent Is Your Salvation," which opened Michael's eyes to the true Gospel and he got saved. Led by the encouragement of his godly mother, Michael wrote a wonderful helpful book titled: "I NEVER KNEW YOU," in defense of the only true free grace Gospel. I love this book and so will you dear friend. If you know someone struggling with the assurance of God's gift of eternal life, please share this book with them.

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