Democrat ‘Pastor’ Running For Senate Claims Bible Is Riddled With ‘Hundreds’ Of Errors

Hamilton is a senior pastor at Resurrection, A United Methodist Church, who is running for Senate, hoping to take down Republican Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS). He wrote in a message to his congregation that he is running as an “’independent-minded’ candidate on the Democratic ticket for the United States Senate.”

He is largely running on an “affordability” agenda, leaving social issues out of the way at the kickstart. However, he already has a record of controversial views on record — particularly his view that the Bible is full of errors.

In one sermon titled, “Is The Bible True?” Hamilton appears to conclude that it is not — at least, not entirely.

“If I could prove just one mistake in the Bible, will I have won the debate? He said, ‘Absolutely.’ I said, ‘Ok,’” he said, detailing his conversation and noting that he could think of “hundreds” of mistakes in God’s Word.

After reporting that he went on to harp on one supposed discrepancy between two Gospel accounts, the Breitbart article added this:

However, Hamilton is wrong. Matthew actually does not provide a location for Jesus’s ascension to the Father. The gospel ends detailing Jesus giving the Great Commission on or near a mountain in Galilee, but there is no mention of the ascension. Mark also does not provide a specific location of the ascension, nor does John mention it. The Gospel of Luke, however, describes Jesus leading his followers out to Bethany, said to be on the slopes of the Mount of Olives. Acts also records Jesus’s disciples returning “from the mount called Olivet” after the ascension.

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I am not at all surprised the progressive, worldly United Methodist "pastor" Adam Hamilton is running for office as a democrat. I will be surprised if he wins though.

— Mark Malcolm (@FirstChevalier) July 21, 2026

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Anyone can be a pastor, including my Uncle, who decided to be one because he thought various pastors didn't give him the answers he wanted.

— Cliff Ball (@Cliff_Ball_1) July 20, 2026

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He stuck with the United Methodists when the more trad Methodists cut ties

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) July 20, 2026

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Hamilton’s campaign self-reported receiving donations from 16,336 individual donors between April 30 and June 30 in its quest to unseat Republican incumbent Roger Marshall.

“Adam Hamilton raised more than any Kansas Senate candidate launch in history thanks to a grassroots movement of Kansans who are sick and tired of Washington politicians like Roger Marshall,” Hamilton spokesperson Tyson Brody said in a release.

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