False Christian teachings, trends….
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In the 8-minute 28-second sermon excerpt of this post, the late Pastor Eric Alexander explained how the Gentiles became incorporated into the people of God, Israel. Pastor Alexander defined the ‘MYSTERY’ that Paul discussed in Ephesians 3: the mystery is that God incorporated the Gentiles into ‘His people’ by UNITING them to His Son. This sermon will have more meaning if part 7 is also heard, a sermon on the Body of Christ from Romans 12 and Ephesians 4.
Romans 12: 4-5 There’s no mention of the church in the Old Testament and in fact, the word church is used rather infrequently in the New Testament. But the word “body” on the other hand is used often because it reflects what the church really is. Join Dr. James Boice as he explores the true identity of the church on The Bible Study Hour. [Part 7 in my mini-series on the intimate relationship between the Old and New Testaments; highlight points follow the video.]
The VIDEOS in this issue of Agenda Weekly Behind the Scenes cover the following topics: Curtis Bowers summary video. Featured videos that provide insight into his topics: A Post-Christian America (37 minutes) with Tucker Carlson; SSRI’s Devastating Side Effects [pandemic-related treatment], 17 minutes; Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene… Press Conference on Speaker Johnson, (38 minutes); The Great Replacement Is Not a Theory – It’s Reality (12 minutes). Eva Vlaardingerbroek speaks at CPAC Hungary on the dangers of unrestricted immigration; Is the Healthcare System Designed to Keep You Sick? (12 minutes); and articles of the week
The May edition of Mike Gendron’s Newsletter covers the following topics and more: Unity Accords Between Catholics and Evangelicals; Warnings Are Being Withheld or Avoided; Disobedience to God and His Word; Compromise for the Sake of Peace and Unity; Ignorance of Catholicism’s False and Fatal Gospel; Scripture Proves Eucharist Is a False Christ; Plenary Indulgence for Worship of Eucharist; letters to the editor
This post contains a 27-minute excerpt of a 69-minute discussion at Ligonier on the topic of Eschatology. Specifically: Believers who have ‘fallen asleep’ in the Lord; The rapture; Millennial views; Should believers study the book of Revelation?
The Mp3 sermon in this post is on James 1:2-11, about how we are to face trials. Pastor Ramsey provided much useful information for the Christian’s daily struggle in life. there is a link to his series on James at Sermon Audio for those who might want to hear more. Sermon highlight points follow the sermon.
This post contains the video of the Got Questions Podcast of today; it is an interview with Ray Comfort of Living Waters Ministries. He answered questions about how he shares the gospel. His major strategy, which I’d never discerned from watching his videos, is that he directs his questions at the conscience of the person with whom he is interacting; and avoids questions that engage the carnal mind: he explained that clearly in the video. If you have fear about witnessing or you just lack strategies, then you could benefit from hearing this podcast. Highlight points are below the video
This post contains a 5-minute video on typology and an edited blog post about the video, also by Ligonier. This is another post in my mini-series on connections between the Old and New Testaments. Among the comments Sinclair Ferguson makes, he talks about the Old Testament believers who were saved by looking forward to Christ, by grace; just as New Testament believers are saved.
This post attempts to show the connectedness of the Old and New Testaments by explaining the unbiblical theology of Dispensationalism originated by John Nelson Darby (1800-1882). The writer explains how it was thereafter propagated, such that, in America, it became a chief lens via which the Bible was interpreted; but that it contradicts the apostle Paul’s teaching.