What is the 2 Campaign?

The 2 Campaign is a new strategy by the new false Apostle of the city of Marysville , Jeff "The Rock" Barnes to try and save TPCWOC by deceiving new people and trying to raise more money so he can honor his Spiritual father, the false Apostle Mike Villamor. Jeff "The Rock" Barnes needs new people to come to his church with lots of cash so he can keep building Mike Villamors Kingdom.

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What is the 2 Campaign?





2 Seats
Invite & invest, because people matter!


Each of us are committing to bring 2 people who are not currently attending another church to TPC. Your family, friends and neighbors are all welcome!

Jesus invited the disciples to follow Him and invested in them daily. This increased their faith and trust in our Heavenly Father. This is our example and standard. It changed the world!

Be praying for your 2 by name.


2 Services
Launching March 28th @ 9am & 11am

We will make room for new friends and family by providing multiple ways for everyone to experience the goodness of God by going to 2 services at 9am and 11am in March.

Multiple services help everyone to be planted in Christ's family and to begin serving with their gifts and talents, just like the church in Acts 2:42-47.

Be praying for God to be known and His presence to consume and multiply our efforts.

2 Ways to Give
Tithes & Offerings to build His house!


It's a privilege to be in the house of the Lord. We trust the Lord to build His house. Psalm 127:1 The tithe is a believers opportunity to cheerfully give back 10% of our finances to God in faith compelled by love for Him. Provision and all good things come from God; through tithing to our local church body we share in His glorious riches.

The offering is another financial blessing given to a specific ministry &/or to a general ministry in addition to the tithe, not a replacement of the tithe. It is an overflowing expression of God's love and goodness to us!

Be praying "The 2 Campaign" overflows with God's generous love manifesting in salvation, and deepening relationships with God and man here at TPC and the church at large.


May God Bless you as you partner with us!

Multiple services help everyone to be planted in Christ's family and to begin serving with their gifts and talents, just like the church in Acts 2:42-47

Acts 2:42 They devoted themsevles to the false apostles false teaching verse 43 Everyone was filled with awe, and many wonders and miraculous signs were done by the apostes. Give me a break, Jeff and Mike, many wonders and miraculous signs. Get ready for angel feathers falling from the ceiling and gold dust appearing out of nowhere.
Verse 44 All the believers were together and had everything in common. Every false doctrine that Mike has introduced to his Spiritual children.
Verse 45 Selling their possessions and goods, they gave to Mike and Jeff to prosper them with wealth. You can't be an Apostle and have the Spirit of poverty on you in the Word-Faith Movement, you have to be rich and successful. Remember Mike said you are not giving untill your giving is hurting you.

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Church Business Meeting : March 21st : right after service in the sanctuary : 11:45am Totem Middle School

Will this business meeting be open to ask questions?



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What would benefit most Christians today is a clear understanding of church history. Remember the game when you were a kid where you whispered something in a person’s ear and they whispered it in the next, so on and so forth until you get to the end and it is discovered that the original message was fouled up? This simple analogy can be applied to the church. How long has some of this doctrine been around? Can you trace it back to the original church? Did the church 1500 years ago teach Jesus was actually wealthy and therefore we should understand that wealth is part of salvation? Did the church 800 years ago teach that what we lacked was apostolic leadership? Can you go back 1700 years and find the church teaching that your words have great power and if you just speak life not death you can alter your life? The reality is most of this doctrine is less than 100 years old, some as recent as 50 years ago. Use simple logic, when you are taught this doctrine that has been pulled from the deepest meanings of the original apostle’s words or that is found between the lines of the bible just ask yourself, why didn't Paul teach it? We are 2000+ years removed from the unadulterated doctrine of the original apostles. We need to stop trying to reinvent the bible and find new ways of spicy up Christianity. The church needs to take off their blinders and see some of this stuff for what it is, crap! Why does the church today need John Bervere's special revelation from God that the bible doesn't contain everything we should know about pastoral covering (page 141 of his book)? Why can't the church see that adding onto what the bible teaches about anything is flat heresy? The truth is we are as the bible says, sheep. And anyone who knows anything about sheep knows they need a Sheppard. The problem with today’s sheep is they can't tell the difference between the real Sheppard (Jesus) and just another sheep who has learned to walk around on two legs and carry a staff.

Pastors and churches today are so caught up in the unity embrace that they no longer are willing to stand up for truth and call false teaching out. This is why teachings such as Beveres and others are allowed to flourish. Many pastors turn a blind eye to heresies such as Beveres because they are too busy building their own kingdoms or taking care of their "own" flocks to take time to really research and study the false teachings and teachers of their time, in their communities (its easier just to chant, "In the essentials, Unity; in the non-essentials, Grace; in all things love). This is why the questionable teachings found at Turning Point Church continue: Because area pastors are too concerned with their own well being and standing in the community. They would rather embrace heretical teachers in the name of unity than stand for truth and risk standing alone.

Church leaders at places like ACCC (as well as others) would proudly claim unity with Turning Point Church. Why would you blindly enter into unity with another if you did not know what the other stood for or taught? ACCC (and others) would claim that they can unite with Turning Point because they share the same essentials. Further more ACCC would claim that though they have different styles in worship and differing leadership styles this would still be no reason to not join in unity with Turning Point.

And yet if you were to ask leaders at ACCC if they have ever bothered to take time to listen to the sermons and teachings of Turning Point Church they most likely would say ,"No." So then one would have to ask what sort of discernment is at play here? How can you state that you are in unity with another if you are not aware of what the other teaches or believes? Do the leaders at churches such as ACCC support the position Turning Point Church takes on progressive revelation? Do the leaders at ACCC support Turning Point Church's teaching on Covering and unquestionable authority? Do they support Turning Point Church's teaching on honor and double tithing as taught and practiced by Turning Point Church? Does the leadership at ACCC support Turning Points practice of prophetic utterances and Words of Knowledge? Would these leaders uphold and affirm Turning Points teaching on Spiritual Parenting? Probably they would say, "We do not teach these things at our place of worship. But these are not the essentials of the faith." I believe the refrain one would hear is "grace in the non essentials".

And yet Turning Point Church leaders see these teachings as "essential" in the life of the growing maturing believer. They require those who go through discipleship class to read Beveres book on Covering. The pastors and elders believe that it is essential that every Christian be "under cover" of a pastor. Turning Point leaders would also claim that progressive revelation (i.e Words of Revelation from God to the Pastor) is essential. That these extra revelations are just as authoritative as Scripture. How could they claim anything different? If Turning Point were to say that the Revelation Mike and Cyndi receives from God is not "essential" revelation then why would anyone pay any attention to what they claim to be God's Word (this really is just another form of Gnosticism which the early church rejected outright as heresy)?

So how is it that pastors and churches can loudly proclaim "we are united in the essentials" when they do not bother to ask one another what each believes to be essential teachings of their respective churches? Perhaps its as simple as understanding that they are deceived by the Apostles Paul's words, "In the essentials, unity; In the non-essentials, grace; in all things-love."

Whats that you say? The Apostle Paul didn't say this? Hmmmmmm
Then why do you cling so tightly to it as if it were scripture?
Here is the word: Paul taught only the essentials.
He called those who focused on and taught so called "non essentials" false teachers.
In fact he rebuked the apostles who wanted to continue teaching traditional Jewish laws.
So did John.
As did Peter.
None of these would have ever uttered the phrase, "in the essentials-unity; in the non essentials-grace".
They realized that anything taught other than the essential was adding to the foundation that had already been laid.

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