Couldn’t have said it better Dan. Blessings sir.

Amen Dan, amen!

Amen Dan, amen!

His message is a form of Universalism. While some of the things he says about God’s love might sound acceptable in places, his approach is like a man who climbs over the fence into the sheep pen—skipping the door and the initial steps entirely—and then tries to convince everyone else that they are already inside. Jesus Himself had a specific, sobering name for people who try to enter that way (John 10:1).

Ultimately, in Du Toit’s system, there is no real need to follow Christ or change your life. The highest goal is simply to arrive at a mental “realization.” Under this flawed umbrella, nothing is required:
* No faith is necessary.
* No belief is required.
* No repentance is expected.
* No confession is made.
According to this view, all of humanity is automatically part of the family, whether they want to be or not.

This system completely fails to match the biblical reality laid down by Christ and the Apostles. It directly contradicts the clear mechanics of salvation found in foundational verses like:
* John 1:12 – The right to become children of God is given explicitly only to those who receive Him and believe in His name.
* John 3:16–18 – Eternal life is tied strictly to personal belief, and those who do not believe stand condemned already. Ephesians 2:8–9
While Du Toit certainly uses creative, “celestial” explanations and mystical re-interpretations to bypass these warnings, his theology simply does not align with the plain truth of Scripture.

John 3:16 in The Mirror.. (What?!!!)
16 The entire ⁵cosmos is the object of God’s affection. And he is not about to ¹abandon his creation – the ²gift of his Son is for mankind to realize their origin in him who mirrors their ³authentic birth – begotten not of flesh but of the Father./// Francios Du Toit completely deleted the engine of the verse and replaced it with his own philosophy.’ Should we trust Francios or Christ?

✝️♥️🙏📖🙌 And TRUTH shall go marching on…