Kyle Whitt Interview

Full Interview from Enemies Within The ChurchShow more

*Description from Kyle's initial release of the interview*
Video too long? A friend did a great breakdown here: https://www.wordfoundations.com/2021/05/28/22226/

*UPDATE* Just because Dhati is no longer president of the Send Network, does not mean things have changed. I focused on Dhati in this, as he was in charge, and he was the one I was communicating with. The issues, though, are imbedded in NAMB/Send, many were there before Dhati took the reigns, and continue to exist.

Downgrade at the North American Missions Board - What is the Gospel They Preach?
My name is Kyle Whitt (kylewhitt@live.com), and for the past two years I've been working with NAMB to plant a church in Washington state. After hours of research and conversations, I came to the conclusion that NAMB's church planting arm, the Send Network, is pushing us to teach a false gospel. There are many other serious issues at Send and NAMB, but this video only covers the biggest and most important.

Links:
Send Network Values booklet (chapter 7 referenced): *UPDATE* They seem to have moved it to another page, but I cannot find that page. I uploaded a copy of it to the google drive linked below, but here is a direct link to the booklet to show you that it is indeed an official NAMB publication:
*UPDATE* NAMB pays attention to this video, and within a short time of posting this direct link, they changed it. Link is dead now, leaving it for records sake. Use the Google drive link below.
https://www.namb.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/200061_NAMB_SNValuesBook_5.5x8.5_digital.pdf

Emails with Dhati Lewis, Restoration and the Three Circles, and Send Network Values Booklet:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NOhpN4XQpz1_rNBb77yHnHIHCcsn9YRF?usp=sharing

Clarifications:
I accidently call Jesus the little brother of James, but it's the other way around!
I mentioned that "restoration and the three circles" is found in multiple places on Sends website. This is incorrect, and it seems to only exist in the handout Dhati sent me, as well as in a video he made. It's "Restoration through the great requirement" that is found in multiple places.
Dhati sent me "restoration and the three circles" with his first email, and linked additional resources in a later email. If it seems that I refer to things that are not directly seen in the text of our emails, it's because I'm lumping those in as part of the conversation.
I did not mean to imply that Evangelicalism wouldn't exist without the SBC, but only that the SBC is such a large branch of the evangelical church, both now and historically, that without it, it's likely that evangelicalism wouldn't be taken as it's own category.
"In a lot of ways the SBC is evangelicalism" was partially hyperbolic. Again, the SBC is such a large percentage of evangelicalism in North America, and touches even more, that the direction it moves can have a vast and profound impact on the whole movement.