Janet Mefferd
@Janet_Mefferd
Christian radio veteran. Psalm 73:25-26
"Reformed" Christian Nationalism is down to a small online subculture of the same few dozen characters all hyping each other's projects and defending each other through mindless revilement of critics, believing it sufficient to divert from years of evidence compiled against them.
“Hey is keeping your racism quiet frustrating? Do you wish you could talk openly about your hatred of women? Would doing either of those things cause you to lose your job/church/friends? Come to camp AmRef and you can have all the cigars, bourbon, and affirmation you want!”
Summer fun awaits you at Camp @AmReformer! It’s got the creepy vibe you’ve come to expect from AmRef: Nicotine! Bros in the woods! Host-approved attendance! A super-secret location! Bonus: YOU WILL BE SCREENED! (They forgot: “We are not a cult.”) Link: lu.ma/r5uq0h44
Remember that guy in high school who kept asking you out, and you kept rejecting him, but he actually thought he’d win you over by stalking you more?
Oh, I do stuff.
Janet wants to go back to theoretical Christianity. Doing stuff is scary.
I hate how many Christians on here are so easily taken in by these online frauds who build big followings with politics & “earnest biblical statements” but are OBVIOUS wolves if you look deeper than about 1mm. We have to train ourselves “to distinguish good from evil.” Heb. 5:14
He can pull down what sin builds up, and build up what sin pulls down; that which was impossible to us, is easy to him; and he has bid us expect seasons of refreshment from his presence.
Jacob, who are AmRef’s “known enemies who want to ruin people’s lives?” You mean accurate reporters? I mean, the last so-called “Christian” group I remember exerting this creepy level of control over who was allowed to attend its gatherings was Revoice.
Given that it's an organization with known enemies who want to ruin people's lives, why would they make the location or guest list public? That's completely unnecessary.
Exactly right. Expecting an AmRef author to understand why Camp AmRef is creepy is a bit like expecting a Mormon to understand why holy underwear and the Great Star Kolob are creepy. americanreformer.org/author/jhuneyc…
If you can't see how a supposedly "Christian," secret-location, multi-day meetup of only dudes in the mountains, where "OpSec is a priority" and everyone has to be vetted beforehand, is super creepy...
And don’t forget: AmRef and the Center for Baptist Leadership are one and the same. NONE of the people named below have a shred of credibility to lecture any Christian on anything.
Remember this the next time @William_E_Wolfe, @aaron_renn, @megbasham and @joe_rigney (to name a few) try to lecture you on what is and isn't properly Christian. They're all, in one form or another, hypocritically tied to this sick joke of a "Christian" organization.
It’s think it’s kind of like a Woke Right Return to the Land meets Great Value Bohemian Grove meets Robert Bly at Camp Granada combo. thehill.com/homenews/state…
Is this a well-funded social movement planning to take over all of conservative evangelicalism, or a fraternity?
Summer fun awaits you at Camp @AmReformer! It’s got the creepy vibe you’ve come to expect from AmRef: Nicotine! Bros in the woods! Host-approved attendance! A super-secret location! Bonus: YOU WILL BE SCREENED! (They forgot: “We are not a cult.”) Link: lu.ma/r5uq0h44
Funny how so many Southern Baptists will melt down online over one professor going Anglican but couldn’t care less that the Conservative Resurgence heirs have willingly joined up with white nationalist, antisemitic subversives in a long-term scheme to take over the SBC.
“He Makes Springs Gush Forth” (Psalm 104) “You make springs gush forth in the valleys; they flow between the hills.” (Psalm 104:10) Psalm 104 is a song of wonder. It invites us to look at creation and at the Creator who clothes Himself in light, commands the sea, feeds wild…
Who are the out-of-state developers financing the effort to create a Christian nationalist community in Tennessee - and why are they banking on a collapse of society as we know it?
The world is spiraling down to the "days of Noah" level depravity. Every day people are dying without Christ, but Christian Twitter thinks a doctrinal position on baptism is the pressing matter of the day.
For every move of God, the devil has a countermove. He could easily blanket-discredit what’s left of faithful U.S. Protestantism simply by infiltrating it with actual white supremacy and fascism, while whispering to its members, “It isn’t happening. That’s a Leftist narrative ..”
Every faithful Christian still out there needs to read this slowly and out loud. Expel AmRef from your churches. Now. “This guy got on camera and dropped exactly what American Reformer’s been publishing for years .. yet (AmRef’s) given travel in every Reformed denom and the SBC.”
Ask yourself why this guy got on camera and dropped exactly what American Reformer's been publishing for years and immediately becomes the villain of the week, across the political spectrum, yet they're still given travel in every Reformed denom and the SBC. What's in the water?
This has been true from the start of this movement. Most of them don’t quote any verse or passage from the Bible, ever, because they’re not true followers of Jesus and have no genuine interest in Him or His Word.
An observation: search the X feeds of Christian nationalists, and you will not find a lot of red-letter quotes of words spoken by Jesus. 🤔
And. We’ve. Been. Trying. To. Warn. You.
It comes down to this: It's obvious that the American church is one of the only places where defending the evil of Franco and Schmitt finds quarter, and American Reformer is at the center of it. The truth is no denominations want to do a root-cause analysis of how they got here.