False Christian teachings, trends….
This post has two videos that discuss and show imagery and symbols used at the opening of the Paris Olympic games to blaspheme Jesus and Christianity. The first video is by Sky News Australia and the second by a YouTuber that reports on Pagan events regularly at his site.
This post contains a 12-minute video by Pastor Michael Grant. He discussed the failed Trump assassination attempt. To do so, he shared an excerpt of a Pastor Steve Lawson sermon that aired from GTY, as Lawson was filling in for MacArthur who is currently recuperating from a medical procedure. Highlight points are below PMG’s video, and more.
This post contains a 3-minute video by Pastor Michael Grant about a prayer to Pagan Deity Waheguru that signaled the close of the first day of the RNC. He firstly stated what that should have meant for all the Christians present, then speculated about the motives of those in charge of organizing the RNC. A brief description of Sikhism is included for those (like myself) who don’t know much about that religion. Recently, I posted a Todd Friel video comparing the RNC of 2000 with that of 2024, here is another MAJOR difference.
This post contains the lyrics of John Newton’s hymn, I Asked the Lord That I Might Grow, to emphasize two things: 1- that his perspective is on the level of human experience; and, 2- he wrongly views God’s work in seeing it as something to be escaped (this hymn is so relevant because that is how humans typically view affliction, testing from God’s hand). Afterwards, scripture verses are used to convey God’s purposes in the work of refining. Then two versions of the song are provided, the first is a Country / pop version; the second, traditional hymnal version.
This post contains a 9-minute video of Todd Friel, of Wretched, talking about the high points of the Republican platform for 2024 via the Christian perspective. He then began comparing their political stance in the years 2000 and 2024, to show their political drift.
This post contains a 4-minute devotional from the letters of John Newton. Therein, I think that, Newton describes a biblical Christian walk. Newton’s conception of his Christian walk is very different than the conceptions of modern Christians. It seems to me that the major difference is that moderns remain more in their own strength than in the Lord’s.
Today, the world was once again jolted by a “shot heard round the world”—a lone gunman’s attempt to assassinate President Donald J. Trump. The attack, reminiscent of pivotal moments in history, underscores a timeless narrative of resilience and divine protection that has echoed through the annals of American history….
This post contains a Jon Harris article that was written on the Trump assassination attempt and the political climate in this country. The article was part of a podcast the Jon did this evening, it is linked.
Christian meditation apps, such as Dwell, contain unbiblical and potentially spiritually dangerous methods such as Lectio Divina, breathwork, ecumenism, and monastic mysticism. Doreen Virtue compares audio clips of her pre-salvation new age meditations to the meditations on Dwell, so you can hear the similar hypnotic induction techniques.
CAN WE AS BELIEVERS HAVE “UNITY THROUGH COMMUNITY?” [The video answers that question.] “Satan is not an atheist; he believes in God…. He is the god of this world. He’s the author of false religions. Satan’s big program is not to make atheists out of everybody, but just to pervert, just to corrupt the truth enough so that they think they are right with God. They think they are Christians when they are really not. He is the author of false religions.” —Dave Hunt. “We all pray to the same god.” —Jonathan Roumie. Rick Warren left Saddleback to “work with churches of every denomination.” “You’ve got Catholics, and Jews, and Mormons, and evangelicals. We’re all loving the same show, so maybe, just maybe, we’re loving the same Jesus.” —Dallas Jenkins