Eco-Church. . . it is the coming heresy

I hesitated to post it because, well, frankly, the Episcopal Church has become an easy target and a seemingly endless source of goofiness, apostasy, and foolishness.  That said, I had to repost some of what Jeffrey Walton reported.  It is old news but such strangeness is never old news.  It is an oddity if it existed side by side with the faithful truth of Scripture and the authentic Gospel of Christ crucified.  In the absence of Scripture's truth and the Gospel's life, it is worse.  It has become the substitute for God's Word and sits in place of Christ in the Church He established with His blood.  It may be fun, relevant, and even edgy but it is the mark of a hollow and empty church.  How sad it is when you see a once mighty church reduced to an earth worship cult in place of the true and essential mission of proclaiming Christ and Him crucified!


Grace Cathedral
September 17, 2018

Episcopal Grace Cathedral Goes Green in Liturgical Eco-Disaster

Fresh off publicity from their recent Beyoncé Mass, Grace Cathedral is back with more liturgically questionable performance art in a worship service. This time, the San Francisco Episcopal Cathedral hosted a multi-faith service “of wondering and commitment” as part of the September 12-14 Global Climate Action Summit featuring participants on stilts dressed as trees:
More photos:
Mother Earth adorns the Cathedral’s rose window:
Episcopal Diocese of California Bishop Marc Andrus sports a cope with butterfly and bear images (is this a diocesan cross-promotion with Nature Valley granola bars? If not, it should be):
But wait! There’s more! A cello-accompanied shirtless dance segment:

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