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You are correct, their statement of beliefs don't raise any suspicions, but a lot of times it's what they "don't" say that raises the alarms for me.

The church may be Baptist, but I'm still wary of them just because of what he says in his videos. It's one thing I've learned in my years, we have to careful of "sensational new revelations." Most of the time, those revelations are repackaged myths and false doctrines from the past.

What alarmed me was when he tried to tie the last trumpet in Revelation to the Trumpet Call of God when the Rapture takes place. Those are not the same trumpets and therefore one cannot be tied to the other. That false teaching alone marks this guy as one who cannot be trusted.

It's one thing I've learned in my years, we have to careful of "sensational new revelations." Most of the time, those revelations are repackaged myths and false doctrines from the past.

I absolutely agree with you and yes the two trumpets are different and if this guy is teaching that they are the same then no, he cannot be trusted. If he is getting that wrong, then he is getting a lot more wrong.

Is he the pastor of this church? Do you know what association he has with the church?

It's so sad and depressing to see deception infiltrating the church in these last days. It's so subtle- people really have to make sure they are in the Word and in prayer every day to keep from being deceived. Satan has a flavor for every palate, and it can be easy to fall prey to lies and the "doctrines of demons" we were warned would saturate the world before Christ returns if one is not vigilant about remaining close to Jesus.