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Challenging Churchianity
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The Disease Called “God Told Me”
My friend and fellow servant of Christ in Kenya has published a new book available at Amazon.com. Pastor Olare delves into the question of the believer’s source for truth and … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, authority in the church, Bible, charismatic, Christ, christian, Christianity, churches, churchianity, cult, Elly Achok Olare, extra-Biblical revelation, God, God told me, Jesus, Kenya, New Apostolic Reformation, Pentecostalism, personal revelation, reformed, Reformed Gospel, religion, revelation, Roman Catholic, Scripture, Scripture alone, sola Scriptura, spiritual gifts, Spirituality, sufficiency of Scripture, The Disease Called God Told Me, theology, truth, where living begins, Word of God
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Gracefully Graces Me
Our singing unto the Lord should make sense and teach those singing and listening about the God of the Bible. This video says it all about much modern “Christian” church music.
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Tagged Bible, challenging churchianity, Christ, church, God, gracefully graces me, humor, hymns, Jesus, music, praise, reformed, Scripture, theology, video, worship
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“Christian Worship” Pastor Explains Why She & Her Husband No Longer Believe
Just one note: notice Mrs Gungor makes no mention of Jesus or salvation as part of her religious experience. From a Reformed perspective, we would say that she and her husband were never saved to begin with, but were merely … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Evangelism, Ministry, news, Pastorate, Prayer, Reformation, Religion, Spirituality, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged atheism, Bible, Christ, christian, Christian music, Christianity, church, churchianity, God, Jesus, Lisa Gungor, megachurch, Michael Gungor, ministry, music, pastor, religion, Spirituality, the Gungors, Word of God, worship
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Cancelling Sunday Worship to Rest
Louie Giglio, famous American pastor to the hip and hep, has decided to cancel Sunday worship for two weeks so his congregation can experience “Sabbath” rest. https://passioncitychurch.com/sabbath/
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Ministry, news, Pastorate, Reformation, Religion, Spirituality, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Apostasy, apostate, Christianity, church, churchianity, false teacher, Louie Giglio, Reformed theology, Sabbath, Sunday
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When a Volcano Erupts
When a volcano erupts, it is impossible to put the explosion back into the mountain. You either run from the explosion or it consumes you. We wrote here in both 2012 and 2013 of the avalanche of homosexuality upon the Christian Church … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, History, Ministry, news, Pastorate, Politics, Religion, Spirituality, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged agenda, Albert Mohler, bakers, Bible, Christianity, church, churchgoers, education, eruption, gender, God's Word, homosexual, homosexual marriage, homosexuality, middle ground, pastors, penalty, persecution, photographers, schools, truth, United States
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The Forgiveness of Sin
Click here to watch as Roman Catholics crucified themselves to atone for their sins. ** Violent Content ** In Him [Jesus] we have redemption through His blood the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace (Ephesians 1:7). If … Continue reading
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Tumultuous Night
This is what passes for a Silent Night in some “churches” now
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The Fire that Fueled the Reformation
In commemoration of Reformation Day, October 31, 1517, the day on which Martin Luther nailed to the church door his 95 complaints against the Roman Catholic Church, comes this short, but relevant article: http://www.tms.edu/preachersandpreaching/the-fire-that-fueled-the-reformation/
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Tagged 1517, Bible, Christ, church, Council of Constance, England, Foxes Book of Martyrs, France, German, God's Word, Great Bible, Greek, Hebrew, Hebrews 4:12, Holy Spirit, Jan Hus, Jesus, John Wycliffe, King Henry VIII, King James Version, KJV, Latin, Lollards, Martin Luther, Nathan Busenitz, October 31, pope, Prague, preaching, Protestant, reformation, Reformers, revival, Roman Catholic, Romans 1:16-17, Scripture, sola Scriptura, The Master's Seminary, TMS.edu, two-edged sword, Vulgate, Waldensians, William Tyndale, Word of God
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The Reformation Relics
Being a reader of church history it has been fascinating to observe all the references to the Reformation on our current trip …. Click here to read more: The Reformation Relics by Pieter Stok
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Tagged Bible, Geneva, Germany, http://pieterstok.com/, Jan Hus, John Calvin, Martin Luther, Pieter Stok, Prague, Protestant, reformation, Reformation Wall, Scripture, Word of God, Zurich, Zwingli
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CHALLENGING CHURCHIANITY 