"I had always been critical of Dallas Theological, and certain schools, who said you had to hold to their exact view of end time events to be a part of their church or organization.  But in this case, I think it is something worth dividing over.   Hyper preterism, which is in my view heretical preterism, is something that is such a serious departure of the Christian faith, and it has such serious ramifications for everyday living, that it is something worth dividing over, unfortunately."

"Heretical preterists say 'oh, well we believe like R.C. Sproul does' and give names of credible, scholarly orthodox preterists, (saying) 'we believe like that'.  And make fuzzy the difference between what the orthodox preterists believed and what they actually believe.  I believe that was a little disingenuous on their part, but I think they were trying to sucker as many of us along for as long as they could, while they were able to implant their heretical ideas.. I think they blow a lot of smoke - at least in the early stages of infiltrating the church - for the purpose of confusing people and getting as far as they can before they are found out."

"The thing that really upset me, when I first began to see this all wasn't what it should have been is, it began to hurt many peoples' faith.  I had people coming to me saying they didn't know if they believed the gospel anymore.  They didn't know if the Bible was true.  I could see obvious depression.  That's what first really got my attention."

"When you look at all the various creeds, and the confessions of faith that have been drawn up, obviously there are points where they differ with each other.  Somebody is wrong.  But what is all the more compelling is when they all agree with each other.  There are certain basic things that Christians around the world and throughout time have generally agreed on, and one of those is that the second appearing of Jesus is still a future event.  And anyone who denies that - heresy alarm bells ought to go off everywhere. There is something wrong with that.   Because for you to set yourself  against the consensus of the church over two thousand years, and stand alone against that, is not a wise thing to do.  The odds that you are actually correct, in going against all the rest of God's people, are pretty well slim to none."

"Another aspect they won't come right out and say a lot of times until you pin them down, is they believe that Satan and his demons are presently and permanently in the lake of fire.  What that means is that there is no more need for spiritual warfare.  There's no more worries about the Devil roaming about as a lion seeking someone to devour.  There's no more fear of satanic deception.. Satan no longer masquerades as an angel of light.  And so to me, what more clever satanic deception can there be than the false doctrine that satanic deception is no longer possible?"