Read my new thread about the horrors of the hyper-grace movement.
I am not a hyper-grace protagonist per-se. However I do have to say that 4 years ago when I wanted to come back to church (I didn't go for 10 years or so as mentioned in a previous post) I googled Grace of God and I stumble upon their website. I have to be honest and say that some of their teaching really helped break down barriers that I had, misconceptions that I had that caused me to shy away from God.
That being said there are some of their teachings that I do not go along with and reject and would not encourage at all.
Further I will still read the e-mails I get from them.
I know one of your worries is that it encourages Antinomianism, which I don't quite get because I'm not that way. I take my sin seriously, I hate it with a passion and desire to be holy just as God is holy.
The trouble is that there horrors in any demoninational theology.
I was once told that because I did not speak in tongues then I wasn't saved, I was taught works save.
Some teach if your not baptised you are not saved (this is true, when I asked about the thief on the cross the response was that they would have been baptised because it states in the bible that the whole land flocked to John the Baptist to be baptised, I thought really, a man who is hanging on a cross because of his crimes, would he really even thought about being baptised let alone being baptised)
When I was younger I went to and Anglican Church where baptism was a sprinkling of water. Anyway I asked to be baptised. About a week before at youth group I did or said something stupid as teenagers do and was told "That's why we are not sure about baptising you" that broke my heart, I was baptised/sprinkled but there's was no joy in it all.
I was once told that a serious knee injury I suffered that ruined a professional football career that was on the cards was a punishment from God because I played football on Sunday morning (even though I went to church in the evening).
Finally to cap it when I got married to my beautiful wife I invited people from a place I used to live a few hundred miles away. I was engaged to girl in the church that I went to but broke it off cause I knew it was not right and subsequently went off the rails. Anyway one of the people I invited to my wedding said to my soon to be mother in law "I thought the next time we would see him would be in jail" when I heard that I was devastated, why o why did they not come alongside me when I went off the rails and love me, encourage me. I would now say if they did I'm not sure I would want them to have come alongside me.
Anyway what i am trying to say that there are horrors of teaching in most denominations/movements/teachings.
I am certainly a Berean and always will be. I don't take lightly what I'm taught (well I don't now) I think we are responsible to test what we have been taught with scripture and not be led like blind fools.
Further more we are called to love each other, talk to each other in love, respond to each other in love and preach Jesus.
John 12:47-48
And if anyone hears My words and does not believe, I do not judge him; for I did not come to judge the world but to save the world. He who rejects Me, and does not receive My words, has that which judges him—the word that I have spoken will judge him in the last day.
Let us not judge let the word judge and the word is Jesus. Let us all ensure we preach Jesus.