Chapter 16: Myth—God Owns Solid Rock

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Myth—God Owns Solid Rock

If you ask: “Did I enjoy myself?” In terms of praise and worship of

God, the answer is a resounding yes. I learned to step into the Holy of Holies anytime I wanted to and that spiritual gift is still with me to this day. I reached a deeper level of worshipping God. I also reached a much closer walk and fellowship with Him. I didn’t have to know why I was at Solid

Rock because God had told me to go and observe. For me, that was enough. Yet let me ask this question of you. If you were at a friend’s party and you very much enjoyed yourself and yet the friend picked your pocketbook by lying to you, would you have reason to be concerned about that individual?

What if that friend was supposed to be a righteous minister who took over a ministry devastated by a previously unrighteous man? Concerned? Do you think that you and your other friends might have been seriously duped? Do you think this might represent the epitome of evil?

Indeed, the sheer level of deception that was unleashed on this Assembly of God congregation and its denomination leaders is only rivaled by what Judas Iscariot did to Jesus Christ when he betrayed our Lord. It was a betrayal unimaginable in the house of God. Who thinks of this stuff except

Satan and his servants? Certainly a man of God does not lie to members of his church, his deacons, denomination overseers, the State of Minnesota, and the Courts in Minnesota. That is why I can tell you in all confidence that William Neal Matthews is an unrepentant servant of Satan. There are many

who serve with Matthews in his evil actions that I do not know by name. I do know that God sees virtually everyone involved and knows exactly what each individual has done in the theft of His property. By the way, if you are intent on stealing something, where is the common sense in stealing from

God Almighty unless you do not really believe in Him?

No one found out about Matthews’ false Article of Incorporation filing in 1993 and from the outside everything appeared righteous just like

Apostle Paul taught it could be in 2 Corinthians 11. People continually disappeared from the congregation without any notice. That should have been a clue, but things moved fairly fast from week to week. Matthews did not give the congregation time to think and he held services on many nights

during the week and every holiday demanding people attend. I brought Jackie to a few services, but she saw right through Matthews’ character.