My Response to Elizabeth Prata’s False Accusations Against Me
1. I am not a Pelagian and believe that we all have inherited Adam’s sinful flesh.
2. Michael Pearl is not a Pelagian, and he, too, does not believe in or teach sinless perfectionism.
3. I believe in salvation by grace alone through faith in Christ Jesus and that we were made for good works as God’s workmanship.
4. I love correction from God’s Word, and all who know me personally see a vibrant life full of joy in Christ Jesus through much pain and illness. But why would I want to receive correction from liars and trolls? Show me where my life does not match up with God’s Word, and I will readily change it.
5. You have obviously not read my book on biblical womanhood that teaches from over forty passages of scripture. And I have shared many more passages on what it means to walk in newness of life. Only a troll would lie so blatantly after reading me for so many years.
6. You need to repent. I have done nothing but love you, particularly when you were in financial need. I did nothing against you, yet you choose to lie about me. Why Elizabeth? Why? I still love you.
Michelle Lesley also needs to take down her post accusing me of being a false teacher based on Elizabeth Prata’s false accusations against me.
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4 thoughts on “My Response to Elizabeth Prata’s False Accusations Against Me”
I could care less about people who lie about you. Have you looked at their lives? These people are miserable people. Be encouraged.
Sorry you’re dealing with this, Lori. With the amount of hate you get online, you handle it so gracefully! Blessings to you and your family.
I am sorry to hear people defame you, that is very hurtful. I wanted to reiterate my appreciation for your continued teaching through the years. “By their fruits you will know them” and my marriage can be counted amongst your good fruit. I had a good marriage but with your teaching throughout half of it, my husband and I are so very close. You have helped me see clearly and exhorted me through the years to be more like Christ which is not at all my nature (probably less so than most). I am so thankful for you and most especially for Jesus Whois my everything. Thank you for helping me to be more like him.
Thank you, Tahirah! I was sure thankful (and still am) for Debi Pearl speaking truth to me through her book. I pray more older women begin obeying God and teaching the younger women in their churches.