Brannon Howse: March 8, 2018

Examining the Worldview of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Part 2) Brannon will play shocking audio clips by Martin Luther King Jr. that many Americans have never heard. Many neo-calvinists like John Piper and Matt Chandler are playing right into the hands of the communists, progressives and globalists by making a hero out of MLK. MLK did not embrace a Biblical worldview but embraced socialism and called for the restructuring of capitalism in favor of guaranteed housing, income, healthcare, and nationalizing of industries. Topic: Brannon reads from the articles of radicals such as Cornel West that admit King was a socialist and America needs to embrace his radical worldview. Topic: Brannon reveals the names of the closest advisors of MLK that were known Communist Party members. Topic: President Kennedy warned MLK about two of his close friends and staff members that were communists. President Kennedy ordered King to fire them to keep from destroying the civil rights agenda but MLK repeatedly refused. Topic: Martin Luther King Jr. called Ralph David Abernathy his best friend in his last speech the night before he was killed in Memphis, Tennessee. Abernathy shared a room with King at the Lorraine Hotel and was there when King was murdered. Abernathy took over King’s organization after his death. In his autobiography Abernathy speaks of King’s numerous sexual parties with prostitutes and admitted that King was with two women the night before he died. This information is also consistent with FBI wiretaps. All this points to a man that did not exhibit the fruits of a Christian nor one that stood on and applied the Word of God to his life as Matt Chandler declares on a video calling for Christians to learn from King. John Piper and Matt Chandler should not being useful idiots for the progressives by urging Christians to look to an anti-Christian, socialist like MLK for solutions to today’s problems. Instead they should should be urging Christians to look to the Word of God. We will also look at whether King really cared about the civil rights issue or was just using it to further his radical socialist agenda.