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While going through an old box of junk I recently discovered a whole treasure trove of notes that I took and later typed out after a conference in the 90's. As I read through the notes I had taken, it began to reinforce the facts that I've learned since leaving the ntcc. There are many Davis-isms that were spewed out that year from behind the pulpit. Some of the stuff was just plain stupid; while some might of worked, if it were practiced by Davis before he pitchforked it onto others. In this display of Cult Leadership 101 you will find hypocrisy at its highest point, double standards flowing from the mouth of the ntcc's chief hypocrite. Without being too long winded we will try to compare the Dubster's teachings with the bible and contrast them to the way he lived his life contrary to his own teachings (hypocrisy). For those of you that are still in the ntcc, please ask yourself the question, "Has God changed? Or was Davis a fraud all along?" The way Davis insulted everyone's intelligence with man-made rules and dictated the way of life that he expected others to live by, while he lived contrary, is a testament that contradicts and twists what we know and have learned in our own studies of the bible.
The topic of this particular conference was Servicemen's Homes and came out of a book that Davis supposedly wrote on the topic. The NTCCSH Book is very practical and will yield desired results. What is a Servicemen's Home? It is a vehicle used by Gawd to bring about the salvation (and tithes) of multitudes of precious Servicemen. Proven a $ Fruitful$$$ and important part of our outreach. "It has been instrumental in the success of the bible college and organization." Monday night Olson was the speaker, but he was basically blurting out Davis' own material on the subject; (that is if Davis actually wrote the NTCCSH Book - keep in mind that Davis often plagiarized others without giving them credit). Davis blathered on about the same stuff on Tuesday morning and night, Wednesday morning and night and Thursday morning and night. Much of what was said reinforces my reasons for blogging against Davis, his cult and the people he selected to run it after he allegedly died.
The Proverbs of R-Dub:
1. It was shared that Olson was reached in a Servicemen's Home in the Philippines when his life was going in the 'wrong direction'. Servicemen are motivated by everything that is contrary to God.
Olson is the Chief enabler in the ntcc and has been responsible for running victims off for reporting ntcc ministers allegedly involved in molesting children while Olson was harboring the alleged pedophiles in the ntcc. If he was going in the wrong direction before entering ntcc, Olson would have done God a great service if he would of kept heading that way instead of joining the ntcc. Servicemen are not motivated by everything that is contrary to God as they claimed. How is defending your country and it's way of life contrary to God? Servicemen are the very reason we have freedom to worship God in this country. If it were not for Servicemen, people like Davis would have to go door to door in civilian communities to get a few abused individuals to come to his cult.
2. Servicemen should be able to participate in questions and answers.
This claim made us laugh when we saw it. Just ask your local Servicemen's Home Director anything. We all know how approachable and patient they can be. **cough** But don't dare ask the wrong question; unless you want your fields plowed; and you feel up to some public humiliation. Try asking your Pastor about where all of the tithe money goes once it leaves your wallet and see what a loving atmosphere a Servicemen's Home can really be. Try slapping him on the back and calling him by his first name and see how quickly the Servicemen's Home becomes a nasty place.
3. Everything that goes on in a Servicemen's Home should be to strengthen spiritually the serviceman.
Seriously? Like foot massages? Like trips to the bathhouses in Korea? I remember a long time preacher came to Olson and asked him about Broadnax being effeminate and talking about inappropriate sexual stuff all of the time; and Olson told the minister that Broadnax was responsible for sending 23 students to bible school. In other words Olson shut that long time preacher down and defended effeminate Broadnax. So I guess there are exceptions to the rules in the Bible as long as you are 'productive' by ntcc standards; which is to say you send them tithe payers. But here is what the bible says: 1Co 6:9 9 Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind,
I'll tell you first hand that there was very little spirituality going on in that home. Broadnax was pulling down his pants in front of multiple brethren and asking them to feel how soft his Korean underwear was. This is also proof that most ntcc people don't talk; they just keep stuff like this inside. There were about 6 or 7 people that witnessed this, yet I am the only one to say anything about it. Servicemen's Homes were a very bad idea; because they housed a bunch of single GI's that were forced into celibacy and forbidden to talk to members of the opposite sex. On top of that, many of the Directors or 'Pastors' would be just like Davis and other members of the General Board in that they required other people to be in a monogamous relationship with their spouse, while those so-called 'Pastors' were perverts that were out allegedly committing adultery, spanking, molesting and raping young girls and boys or covering up for those who allegedly got caught.
4. Olson doesn't remember playing monopoly in the home with Rev. Gaylord. Servicemen come to the home to find Christ not in a monopoly game or a video game. Games have not been allowed in Servicemen's Homes for the last 8 to 10 years. "A person who has no control over his own spirit is like a city with walls broken down". I had to stop and have a good laugh at this one. Yes, the bible teaches that. But who is Davis or Olson to lecture anyone on having control over their own spirit? This is what Davis was very good at. He would take a Servicemen's Home and turn it into a mini cult compound by enforcing a bunch of rules that were nowhere to be found in the bible. Thou shalt not play monopoly. Thou shalt not have a good time doing anything that is non-spiritual.
5. Gospel music is a critical aspect in a servicemen's home. "Real" Gospel music that is inspirational can be a blessing. This is the only kind of music that will be played in a servicemen's Home. Every one has their own opinions, but if it doesn't conform to Gawd and the word of Gawd, don't play it. If any music is in question, ask the board members. Which board members should we ask? Ashmore is gone, Blumenthal left eons ago, Jones is supposedly gone, dead Davis ran off Marshall. They must have been listening to devil music. What would a board member know about spiritual music anyway? What kind of music do they play at Kekel's house while they are cleaning it for him? He Set Me Free? I doubt it. The only types of music that Davis considered to be Spiritual were southern gospel, praise and black gospel. Only those three and they couldn't be too upbeat or they would be off limits also. Now where is all this found in the bible? Seriously. Israel's King David said to Praise the Lord with many instruments, and symbols and with music and dance. I doubt if David was dancing before the Lord with all of his might to southern gospel or praise music. Again Davis has inserted his own standards into the legalistic ntcc dogma, that you bunch of brainwashed cult members are supposed to blindly follow. Ask a board member? How stupid and ignorant can you be?
6. Preachers at a work are not the pastor of the workers. The next time Davis has to get involved, either the pastor of the church or the worker will be removed. The worker is there to help. There are no dorm prophets or dorm mothers or fathers in the bible school. This was another failed experiment by RWD. Preachers would be sent to certain works and they would regurgitate Davis doctrine to the other ministers, in effect jacking them up. Ministers that never had children would be jacking up ministers with children and telling them how to raise their kids. They sent Rev. Kocks to Augusta; and we would literally have to beat the guy up every day just to keep him from spraying Right Guard Deodorant in our faces. If you want to put a servicemen's home in chaos, send a worker there and see what happens. They always clash with the preachers that are already there. They come out of bible school thinking that they are the next Ezekiel; and they all end up getting jacked up by the 'more seasoned preacher' who thinks he is the next in line to the very throne of God itself. What a bunch of prima donnas. And Davis often sets them at odds against each other, separately and secretly telling each of them to try and teach the other one something. You know, God hates six things, and seven are an abomination. Davis sowing discord among brethren this way seems to qualify as that seventh thing, the abomination:
Pro 6:16-19 16 These six [things] doth the LORD hate: yea, seven [are] an abomination unto him: 17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief, 19 A false witness [that] speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren.
7. In many places sports and other things are talked about and then prayer. Davis is presenting a schedule to the general board for Servicemen's Homes. There will be a Saturday PM service in every Servicemen's Home. Preachers say they are too busy to have services on Saturday but the truth is that they are too lazy to pray for a message. Did you hear that all you lazy preachers? Too lazy to pray for a message so you can collect that Saturday night offering? You will never amount to anything. And don't you dare ask for any money for anything if you don't have a Saturday night service.
8. Going to the mall has got to be the hardest cross a man has ever bore. What an insult to those who were actually Martyred for Christ. This pearl of wisdom just came out of nowhere like a someone shot a 45 slug straight up in the air and some poor church schlub was standing there minding his own business and was fatally gunned down for no reason at all. For all you Mall shoppin', church hoppin' religious nut cases, watch out, R-dub's got your number.
Maybe R-dub said that about Malls so he could stay home and molest little church girls while his so-called wife, Verna, and bossy daughter, Tanya, were at the Mall shopping. According to Julie St. Clair, James Ross Ashmore once sent his wife Helen and daughter Lorrie out shopping while he allegedly raped a very young Julie. Don't believe us? Just ask Helen Ashmore or Lorrie Duran DiFrancesco. Allegedly Helen was so shocked when she got back and noticed that something was wrong with Julie, that Helen allegedly declared "She's bleeding!" Wouldn't that bear checking into a little bit more closely? And really, why was Julie left alone with James Ross Ashmore? And why were people using Julie to clean their mansions? First of all, clean your own house. If you own a mansion, hire a professional cleaning service. Don't use and take advantage of the brothers and sisters, using your neighbors' services without wages. And who in their right mind uses a little girl with Cerebral Palsy, who is in constant pain and has limited mobility, to clean their mansion?!?!? If you dorks can't see how messed up that is, I don't even want to know any of you. What a bunch of jerks.
9. It's not the place of the pastor to run the personal life of the members, but to get them saved. That's enough to make your oatmeal hit the wall. Please, please, please, one of you ntcc'rs out there please explain this to me? Am I the only one that finds this hypocritical? I could literally write a book about this one sentence and how it contradicts everything Davis has ever done. What a two faced, double standard, forked tongued hypocrite. Anyone with one percent of their brain working knows this statement is wrong; because Davis constantly ran everyone else's lives as if he were the grand Pimp-Daddy of all time!
10. It is not the pastor's place to tell a single worker that he cannot take a single sister home or that he needs a chaperon. There are reasons for bible school rules and those reasons are between Davis and Gawd. You got your waders on? It's getting mighty deep in here. We are going to have to shovel our way back to reality with this one. Of course if a single worker is sent to a work, and there is a single woman at that work, He gets priority. I've seen it too many times. Rule 10 often violates rule 9, because the single brothers in the home are definitely not allowed the same latitude with sisters as the bible school students are. If only I was a licensed and brainwashed minister. Not only would I have been able to date Ange back in 1990 when we were both 25 years younger, but I could have taken her home with me. What? Are you kidding me? Oh the hypocrisy. It's just killing me. Please tell me I'm not alone.
11. A worker without a car is about as worthless as a saddle without a horse. So go work that insulation job at 10 bucks an hour so you can make all the services and attend all the ntcc functions and buy yourself that oil puking junker that you have always wanted, you loser. Meanwhile Davis drives around in his Brand New Cadillac that you purchased for him every year along with you purchasing all the other board members' vehicles, including those expensive Recreational Vehicles that you paid them to take their 30 days paid vacation in while still giving them your tithes and offerings and all while you got to drive around in a 1977 rusted-out Volkswagen Rabbit. Think about it folks. You've been had. You've been buying all their vehicles and paying them to take 30 days paid vacation while they drive around in the lovely new Recreational Vehicles you bought for them so they could drop by and jack you up on their way to Hawaii, or Miami, or Germany, (all on your dime, of course.)
12. Alcoholic beverages and chewing gum are in the same category. Yeah, we know that chewing gum takes quite a few lives every year, just like alcohol. This is a proverb of R-dub and can not be traced to any verse in the bible we know about, but the next time you see a cow chewing it's cud and you ask him about the look of consternation on it's face, you'll understand.
13. A worker without a car is like a millstone around the pastor's neck. A worker with a car can also be a millstone around the pastor's neck; and a Pastor with or without a car can be a millstone around the worker's neck. Don't blame it on the car. That worker is not there to run a shuttle service for you. Jesus must have had a pretty strong neck; because He must of had twelve millstones around his neck (according to Davis), as they walked everywhere they went back in those days. What about a worker without a cell phone, or a worker without wing-tipped shoes? Could you picture Jesus telling someone they could not follow Him, except they had a donkey? Get real.
14. Fellowship, fellowship, fellowship, should not consist of children but only adults. Children should not be present, period. Children infringe on fellowship of adults. Servicemen's Homes were not established as Nurseries but for single GI's. Having a family in the servicemen's home and church constitutes numerous problems. Also it is not a good atmosphere for children. The Executive Board has decided that a Servicemen's home is not a place for children. It also takes a room that could be utilized for a GI. Not everyone who comes to a Servicemen's Home is saved. There are people in this world that rape children. There are kids that are raised in Servicemen's Homes that are no longer with us today, but they are dopers and pushers.
Where do we begin? Just ask Ralph St. Clair about allegedly raping his own daughter in the Serviemen's Home. Sorry, maybe you should ask Joan St. Clair, his alleged widow, how well that experiment worked for them. It seems to me like there were many more rapists inside of the ntcc than were visiting. Why would Davis even go there? Was he perhaps speaking from experience? So get your vasectomies if you desire the office of a Servicemen's Director, because there is something about a man who is consecrated and that will sacrifice having a family to give themselves to a servicemen's work. Can anyone please show me where any of this is in the bible? This doctrine of Davis is ridiculous and yet sinister; because countless couples went childless to appease Davis, who adopted what may have been his own illegitimate daughter, Tanya. The only reported problem with children in a Servicemen's Home can be traced to the 'Pastor' and 'father' of the child; the man who allegedly molested, raped or pimped out the child to others for a few bucks. The other reported problem with children involves the sick founder of the ntcc who has been reported by numerous women that were allegedly violated by Davis when they were children. Davis also placed a known cross dressing homosexual over children in the day school and sent effeminate preachers to pastor Servicemen's Homes.
15. When a train begins to gain momentum the railroad crossing is a bad place to be. J.H. Olson
You might need a revelation to know where he's coming from on this one. The train is Davis and the Campground is the railroad crossing? Maybe not, but it sounds like someone is going to get raked over the coals.
16. Without a pleasing personality your tongue is as worthless as a leather thong. Really, a leather thong? I wonder what was going through Davis' mind when he came up with that gem. Seems pretty weird, that he would actually say that in public. But then again, He is Davis, and he can do anything; and you better not question him either! Ya hear? It's between him and Gawd; I guess.
17. After developing a pleasing personality you have to dress it up. Put a suit and tie on that snake. Dress that serpent up really good in a white shirt and wingtips so his tongue can tickle you; and you won't know it's a snake.
18. The preacher is to be at the front door of his church 30 minutes prior to each service. Make sure you bring some breath mints with you so you don't knock your 7 members off of their feet when you greet them with the garlic breath from tonight's dinner of garlic infused ramen noodles and garlic laced meat by-products; otherwise known in the ntcc as "preachers' tube steak" (hotdogs).
19. Some people stand around during conference like someone stole their cow. Maybe that's what they feel like after sitting through 3 hours of teaching like we just typed in this blog post. I'm surprised that no one ever reached in their straw basket and knocked R-dub upside the head with a tomato after carrying on like he does during a conference.
20. The greatest wisdom is knowing when to keep your mouth shut. Too bad davis didn't follow his own advice. To which we say, "No comment."
