Ted Wilson Proclaimed that "God is Working through President Hichilema" after Hichilema Said that all Denominations are One in the Body of Christ

On Saturday, February 4, 2023, Ted Wilson joined a crowd of about 50,000 people for a "Big Sabbath" event at the Nationals Hero Stadium in Lusaka, Zambia. Ted Wilson met with the Seventh-day Adventist leadership from Zambia, the Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division, and other members of the Seventh-day Adventist church for a special Sabbath celebration. The "Guest of Honor" for this event was Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema.

President Hichilema stood up and told all the people gathered that all of the denominations are one in the body of Christ and that we must work together in unity. This is the same teaching espoused by Pope Francis, which says that regardless of our religious affiliation, we are all members of a universal fraternity and that we must promote a culture of cooperation and solidarity throughout the world.

Here, it is clear that the President of Zambia and member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Hakainde Hichilema, is promoting the ecumenical movement's message of unity and cooperation with other Christian denominations at Ted Wilson's event. He is advancing the notion that all religions are a single entity within the body of Christ. He even praises all the churches for "evangelizing" the nation of Zambia.

The Vatican is spreading this exact same message. This is what is causing our distinctive testing truths to be lost. This is causing all of the churches to come together to find points of common ground in order to create interfaith unity. Instead of concentrating on preaching the everlasting gospel, calling people to come out of Babylon, and warning people about the mark of the beast, President Hakainde Hichilema is essentially advocating for the idea that we should downplay our distinctive truths and become overly focused on political agendas, such as social justice.

Ted Wilson then stood and delivered a 40-minute sermon. Surely, Ted Wilson would address these errors. Ted Wilson would certainly point out these false theological assertions. Wilson would at the very least talk about the dangers associated with the ecumenical movement. No. He didn't do any of this. President Ted Wilson simply went on to keep praising Hakainde Hichilema. Ted Wilson said:

• "It was a great privilege to meet with his Excellency President Hichilema on Monday."

• "What a privilege it was to meet with them, with a feeling that Zambia is on the right road."

• "I want to tell you something; I believe God is working through President Hichilem."

• "I am very happy that God is guiding in the country of Zambia."

• "I am very grateful that our President is not only His Excellency, the President, Mr. Hichilema, but that he is the President 'brother' Hichilema."

This situation is distressing for various reasons. We have long been subjected to the heretical proposals made by the ecumenical movement, which asserts that because we are all one, we must work together. Throughout Adventism, this message has been rapidly spreading. Every day, more and more religious leaders are expressing these exceedingly dangerous viewpoints, just like President Hichilema of Zambia did at Ted Wilson's Big Sabbath event.

But the seriousness of this situation is further highlighted by the fact that these sentiments were expressed to Seventh-day Adventists, the media, representatives of the government, members of other churches, and in the presence of Ted Wilson. Wilson was sitting a few feet away when these gross biblical errors were being espoused to the people in his presence. Tragically, Ted Wilson didn't say or do anything to clear up the apostasy. He let it slide, even though he claims to believe that the ecumenical movement is dangerous and we should have no part in it.

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