Clever Lies & Assumptions from the Pulpit to the Pews

Known to be a reformer, F. L. Anderson, Pastor of Greater Transformation Fellowship in Houston, Texas, steps outside the box with his latest book "Clever Lies and Assumptions from the Pulpit to the Pews." His latest work challenges Church issues, perceptions, and doctrines that are not biblical but rather old and traditional assumptions.

Six years of prayer, research and interviews have led to the contents of a book that will usher in a new breed of Church leaders who will lead a lost generation back to Christ.

Clever Lies and Assumptions answers questions that lay heavy on the hearts of many Churchgoers. It brings clarity to issues that plague the Church and contradict scripture.

Finally, a book that talks about what "Churchgoers" want and need to know,
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What others are saying:

I agree with you. Thanks for standing up.

Russell Earl Kelly Ph. D.
Author of "SHOULD THE CHURCH TEACH TITHING?"

There he goes again speaking the truth. He better be careful because someone might actually hear him. This could result in a person increasing their understanding while at the same time decreasing the contents of the collection among those misguiding the sheep.

Elder Rodrick Huges

"Great job, Rev. Anderson. As Ministers of the Gospel we should proclaim the Word of God and not be limited by our lack of faith, nor allowing the world or, our flesh to steer us away from God's will. Let us move away form the law and into God's grace completely.”

Rev. J. W. Axsom Th.D

“My goodness! I've been dealing with these issues for months. I am really glad to know that in fact I was hearing the Holy Spirit. But too many times saved Christians only hear what the pastor/elder/minister tells them verses searching God's word for themselves to find the truth. Thank you!”

LCDR Anthony Smith
Commanding Officer
United States Navy

Pastor Anderson, I look forward to reading your book " Clever Lies and Assumptions from the Pulpit to the Pews". My husband and I, have start up Church in Longwood, Fl. We also understand the need for individual Christians to grow and flourish in Christ. It is imperative God's word is understood. Man made traditions leads to confusion that empowers road blocks against living fully in fullness of God. May God continue to Bless you as you move forward in delivering God's word.

T.Sheila Dixon
Longwood, FL.

Praise God! I am so grateful that someone has actually been inspired and blessed to write what I have always believed in my heart. I grew up in a Baptist Church and after 19 was estranged from the Church for the very same reasons you allude to in your book. I started studying the Bible with understanding at 9 years old and no one could answer the questions I had as I was growing in Christ.

Pastor Anderson, I thank God and I thank you. I've longed for a ministry that practices what the Bible teaches.

Faithfully yours,

Cathi Young
Concord, North Carolina

I just read excerpts from your book. I can’t wait to read the whole message. I am a product of the church and all its hypocrisies, conspiracy of tithing, pimping, manipulating the congregants, and various hoodwinking methods of the Leadership. I was guilty of being a part of some of those methods. There was something inside me that let me know that this was not of God (after believing the falsehoods for over 20 years.) Over the last 4 years I began to study for myself. In the beginning it caused so much anger and resentment at the church I could not stomach being around any of that foolishness. The more I studied the more was uncovered and the resentment grew. While the resentment has subsided, the desire for the truth still yells in my belly. It’s weird I have been thinking the same but you wrote them in words and produced a book. It’s a good feeling to hear another voice of truth when all around you is the contrary. So even before I read the book I am compelled to say thank you. I know this was not an easy task. I know others around you questioned your sanity. You probably were even told you’ll lose everything etc. but the truth will always stand. The question is where WE will stand when the truth contradicts our belief. I will be ordering several copies of your book for myself and others.

Michael Harvey
St. Louis, Mo.