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BELOW IS THE TESTIMONY OF JARED SOWDERS - A LAODICEAN WHO REMOVED MY COMMENTS TO HIS POSTS ON FB CONCERNING HIS RETURN TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SDA; WHERE HE IS NOW EMPLOYED.

BELOW IS THE TESTIMONY OF JARED SOWDERS - A LAODICEAN WHO REMOVED MY COMMENTS TO HIS POSTS ON FB CONCERNING HIS RETURN TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SDA; WHERE HE IS NOW EMPLOYED.
I quote:
"Testimony: Why I left the independent "present truth" churches?
I left the independent movements & went back to the Conference because of the enlightenment of the Nine Volumes of the Testimonies. This isn't a rushed statement, I have weighed this out in my readings and watched closely the fruit of these movements.
I thought reading the history would confirm me in the independent movements. However, the exact opposite occurred. I now understand the importance of the question asked by Jesus, "How readest thou?" If you read things with a certain preconceived narrative you will end up believing something that never occurred.
I couldn't find a reference to James Edson White hammering the Pope and the Conference week after week. Nor could I find a "school of the prophets," training persons to gain a following by taking videos of the church apostasy and attacking our "weaker" brethren. When I looked into the life of Moses, he was willing to die and be blotted out even for the liberal church! He didn't start his own nation.
It is such an absurd thought to compare Christ's method alone which brings true success verses a characterized method of strife, criticism, and debate to gain a following.
Moreover, I had waited two sessions to go door to door or do some type of evangelism at the school which never occurred, besides when I left. It was just Adventist baptizing other Adventist for the most part.
I am pleased to say I am grateful for how the Lord led me & how He taught me to follow Him, instead of man. I cannot support or condone these movements any longer. There is no hard feelings towards any of them. I care for them dearly. But after my studies I have seen where I have erred in dealing with individuals. I used to be so kind, compassionate, and merciful before going to this school and listening to certain unbalanced videos, yet I was firm as a rock...but I will return to this by God's grace.
I want to apologize to everybody I have been too harsh with or have drew into an argument. This was not right. Nor the enormous amounts of posting about specific religious movements.
I am thankful that I joined back with the local Conference and I have been a full time hired Bible worker there for some months now and it has been such a blessing. No longer will I involve myself in these church politics, unless needed.
Let us pray for all parties involved"
End of quote
P.S. Below are my comments, you my facebook friends are free to criticize for or against in the Spirit of Christ I would respect your freedom of opinion and I will not block you or remove what you write. God bless.

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