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CLICK HERE to buy Mere Christianity By C.S. Lewis / HarperOne Arguably the 20th century's most influential Christian writer, C.S. Lewis sought to explain and defend the beliefs that nearly all Christians at all times hold in common. His simple yet deeply profound...
CLICK HERE to buy: A Woman Rides the Beast By Dave Hunt / Harvest House Publishers Virtually all attention these days is focused on the coming Antichrist --- but he is only half the story. Many are amazed to discover in Revelation 17 that there is also another...
CLICK HERE to buy When a Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn from Nazi Germany By Erwin W. Lutzer / Moody Publishers The atrocities committed by the Nazis are almost unimaginable. And yet, in the early 20th century, Germany didn't appear to be on the brink of...
If your church relies on its non-prophet status, high offerings to cover costs, government funding, or public perception, can it honestly and unapologetically teach the entire bible?
The only correct answer is no.
Some Christians believe the prosperity gospel is the worse lie leading people to hell.
I think they’re wrong.
I’d suggest it’s the average church in North America relying on the above, as it doesn’t appear to be “extreme” or “radical” in its teaching. Instead, it waters down or excludes teachings in order to keep its doors open and money coming in.
I am suggesting you take notice, be aware, and have conversations within your church to ensure they have no reservations in teaching the actual and full word of God because of these things.
If they refuse to comment, change their ways, or tackle some of the hard topics, then you must ask is this is a Church teaching the word of God.
John Cooper, lead singer of the Christian rock band Skillet has a great book called “Alive & Awake To Truth: Finding truth in the chaos of a relativistic world”. In this book, he tells his story of compromising the gospel in order to please the masses.
As an up-and-coming rock band in Christian circles, he was told they had the goods to be the next big thing. They had this spiritual thing going on and a positive message. They could have a real impact on the world. But none of that could happen unless he dropped the name, Jesus Christ. Then he was painted the picture of all the help he could do with the massive success he could have. He could have the impact of Jesus, just stop saying His name so much.
Well, thankfully, that wasn’t a compromise John or his bandmates were willing to make. The name of Jesus Christ and the good news of His salvation was far more important than any money could do.
They put their goodwill, ministries, and worldly impact above the name of Jesus Christ and falsely believe they’re making the world a better place.
The reality is that they slowly but surely become a part of the world.
Vulnerable moment. I've been feeling a little lost as of late. A little overwhelmed. Feeling like I don't have control of certain circumstances I want to. I feel like my life has been going down one path and there is a call coming from behind me saying "Stop! You've...
A stern warning to the wealthy that are corrupt and take advantage of those poorer than them. Your time will come. Not at the hands of those you oppress, but God himself will not resist his judgement upon you. James was rather serious, firm, and to the point...
There is no such thing as color when you ask a dog. The land is where you go to die, when you ask a fish. And yet we know both are not true because we have a greater understanding of things than dogs and fish. Are we so ignorant to not believe that things exist beyond...
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