Bishop Wayne T. Jackson Hides the Truth by Removing Videos and Comments

Some people like to eat bonbons and watch tv on a Sunday night.  I get worked up over False Teachers who perform weird sexual ordination ceremonies, claiming they are Biblical.

One of the biggest signs of a false teacher is damage control.  My former pastor did it by removing or changing wording on his Google reviews.  He removed sentences from a “Press Release” without notifying anyone, perhaps thinking that we’re all dummies and wouldn’t notice.  We’re not dummies.

This Bishop Wayne T. Jackson character is on a massive damage control campaign.  Somebody – the Bishop or someone working with him – has disabled or removed the video from my earlier post four times now.  I need to find another copy to replace it yet again.  The day I first saw his sexually perverse ordination video, I took screen shots of conversations on his Facebook page.

I wonder how many people know how to do screen shots on their computer?  I remember back in the day I used to have to look up how to do them each time because I rarely needed to take one.  Now, it’s pretty much a daily occurrence.  Why??  Because of people like Bishop Wayne T. Jackson who thinks that if he removes the evidence, it makes him look better.  The behavior of a false teacher is predictable.  They remove evidence and because I know their behavior, I am now in the habit of taking screen shots.

I noticed a particular comment from Bishop Jackson on his Facebook page that begged a response, so I left one.  Here is his Facebook page so you can see for yourself if it is there.

I’ll be headed for bed shortly and I suspect it will be gone in short order like all the rest of the comments.  . . . . . I just checked – it’s been up for 34 minutes.  He’s in Michigan, so perhaps he’s in bed.  Well, maybe it will stay up longer this way.  Good!

I ran across another video response to Bishop Jackson’s Rated R ordination ceremony.  This is from Evelyn of Exit Churchianity.  Here is the video summary:

If false prophets and their followers are so “powerful” “anointed” and “doing the will of God” — then why do they act so SCARED when examined by the light of God’s word? If they have so much “kingdom authority” — then why do they delete, flag, and report videos to get them pulled off the internet? What are they trying to hide? The only people that try to cover up and conceal their works are people who KNOW that they’re dead-wrong. It’s not about “defending the manna god against slander” — it’s about 2 words: DAMAGE CONTROL. Because “you can’t handle the truth!”

Evelyn nails it.  I listened while working and kept wanting to stop to wave my white hanky.    (it’s still up – 35 min. and counting.)

Churchianity & Damage Control [Wayne T. Jackson] on Vimeo

Ok, this WMD is going to bed.  TTFN.  It will be fun to see if my comment is still on his Facebook wall in the morning.  (45 min. – still up)