The Seventh-day Adventist Church Produces its First Major “Sports Drama” Movie and it is being shown in Drive-in Theaters

As Rome unites all into a universal confederacy and prepares the world to receive the mark of the beast, our leaders are making inspiring sports movies that make people feel good. The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Puerto Rico, with funding from the Puerto Rican Union Conference, Hope Channel Inter-America and the General Conference Communication Department, has produced and screened its first major film in the island’s largest drive-in theaters. The name of the film is called “Spin” and was written and directed by Oscar Sanchez and produced by Jonathan Lopez for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

This sports drama film tells the story of a young woman who is struggling with many problems and meets a table tennis coach who helps her change her life. Table tennis is the vehicle to convey the message of hope throughout the film. The film will not only be seen in Puerto Rico; it will have an international audience. “Spin” has been “forwarded” to the “General Conference to be dubbed into different languages.” The film is also scheduled to be featured on the Hope Channel at the end of October.

We seem willing to do anything, including sports drama productions, except give the last warning message to the world. This church-funded sports movie is more in line with the hundreds of feel-good films that are inspiring and that can teach you important life lessons; but it certainly does not convey the final warning message against the beast (Rome) that God has ordained to be given at the very moment when “all nations” are drinking of the “wine of the wrath of her fornication” and while the “kings of the earth” commit “fornication with her” (Revelation 18:3).

You cannot mix the sacred with the secular. You cannot mix the Three Angels’ Messages with sports drama movies. That is called religious syncretism – the blending of two belief systems into one. A new gospel is created and a new emerging Church begins. This results in the creation of a mutant gospel that’s been diluted with the elements of the world.

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