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McKinney Church Prepares Apology After Islam Critique
First Baptist McKinney pastor plans Sunday apology after sermon criticizing Islam's compatibility with Christian faith.
In brief
First Baptist McKinney pastor plans Sunday apology after sermon criticizing Islam's compatibility with Christian faith. First Baptist McKinney pastor Sam Holm plans Sunday apology following sermon that called Islam incompatible with Christian teachings but urged love for Muslims. Originally reported by Dallas Express.
First Baptist McKinney Pastor Plans Apology
First Baptist McKinney Lead Pastor Sam Holm is said to be planning to apologize Sunday morning following a guest sermon about biblical truth and false teaching.
Sermon Criticized Islam's Compatibility
Guest preacher Warren Samuels called Islam absolutely totally incompatible with the message of the cross during a Revelation 2 sermon.
“Islam is absolutely totally incompatible with the message of the cross”
Sermon Urged Love for Muslims

Samuels stated Muslims aren't our enemy and violence is never the answer while urging love for Muslim neighbors.
“Muslims aren't our enemy”
Church Archive Notes Sermon
The church's October 4 message is part of its Revelation series emphasizing patience and love over accepting teachings incompatible with the gospel.
Support Letter for Sermon
An October 10 letter to Holm defended Samuels' message as a call to remain faithful to Scripture while treating Muslim neighbors with love.
Mosque Project Sparked Debate
DX reported Muslim cleric Uthman ibn Farooq's September 18 appearance in McKinney urging Islam's spread in America.
What Happens Sunday
Holm's reported apology wording and scope remain unprovided while church services continue at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. on Sunday.
The one thing
First Baptist McKinney pastor Sam Holm plans Sunday apology following sermon that called Islam incompatible with Christian teachings but urged love for Muslims.





