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My #1 BIGGEST PROBLEM with YWAM and its Repercussions

The book mentioned at 4:30 "A Tale of Two Kings" by Gene Edwards- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... This is part of one of the top reviews on Goodreads which I really appreciated and think really drove my point home: "Did it ever occur to this author that sometimes the people speaking up against the king are a Nathan? The very fact that this tale of three kings skips completely over those chapters tells me volumes about what the author was thinking when he wrote this book and what pastors are thinking when they hand it out to their unsuspecting congregations. Did it ever occur to this author that those who speak up against the “anointed” are Elijahs, or Daniels, or Martin Luthers? But no, the only option included in this tale is that of Absalom. The author insists that there is no way of knowing the difference between a corrupt leader and a misguided one. Then he suggests that the only option for one who rises to oppose that leader is one of sinful rebellion. The message intended here is obviously “resistance is futile”, and though it promises a study of brokenness, it does nothing to help those who are hopelessly broken other than to suggest that they not speak up in any way against those who broke them. Those who, like me, have tried for years to speak up and be heard, are only discouraged more by this author’s words."