False Christian teachings, trends….
The following post is on Leviticus 18, by Dr. James White. It is being posted inform Christians about what God expects from those in covenant with Him. Also, for those who engage with people who argue that God’s laws against homosexuality are passe,’ Dr. White provides foundational understanding that will enable you to explain to them, per scripture, that they are mistaken.
Doreen Virtue asked Dr. Benge numerous questions about the afterlife, and he answered those from the scriptures. Perhaps your questions will be answered via this 6-minute video?
From Doreen Virtue’s YouTube site: The Message is not a true Bible translation, nor even a paraphrase. When you compare The Message to formal and dynamic Bible translations, Eugene Peterson’s book falls short. And no wonder, as The Message was hurriedly created by one man instead of the theological committees which faithfully translate biblical manuscripts from the original Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic languages. Dave Jenkins of Servants of Grace ministry, shows that The Message often teaches differently than God’s Word, and so should be marked and avoided.
Dr. MacArthur opened by noting that our culture is enamored with futuristic fantasy; but that God’s conception of the future is reality, and that reality is stated on the pages of scripture: he cited passages from Psalm 2; Isaiah 2 and 13; and Revelation 19. [The video excerpt is 12 minutes long; sermon highlights are provided with scripture.]
From the YouTube site, Matthew Everhard, the pastor discussed Kitanji Brown Jackson’s inability or unwillingness to define the term “woman.” If you have a Christian worldview, then you will benefit from hearing Pastor Matthew’s take on that event.
The video in this post is the most thorough explanation of the ‘great reset’ that I have heard, and I have been searching for understanding on this matter. It tells who wrote the book by that title and heads the World Economic Forum; the WEF strategies for establishing control of the masses of this earth, as though the earth were a large welfare state; their goals and values, and more. Dr. Hammond’s explanation of the Great Reset will enable readers to see that Christianity is a hindrance to them which must be removed; furthermore, that we cannot compromise the gospel message or our own values, we must stand for the faith.
Pastor Ramsey herein explains what it means for the believer to have a relationship with Christ. That relationship could not exist without the God-given covenant and other foundational things provided by God. A commitment is required from the believer and certain responses. If you have had a vague notion of what it means to ‘have a relationship with Christ,’ then you may get some clarification and direction via Pastor Ramsey’s sermon. [Highlight points are provided for those who do not want to listen to the 27-minute sermon.]
In this post, Pastor Matthew Everhard provided illustrations for the 4 end-time views concerning the rapture, the return of Christ, the millennial kingdom and so on. He clearly illustrated each view and also noted some well-known pastors that subscribe (d) to each.
In this issue of Behind the Scenes with Curtis Bowers, the church is called to take the lead in this cultural battle for freedom. Curtis uses clips from a Eric Metaxas speech to encourage his viewers, and to explain just how the church should be conducting itself in a time such as this. Individual Christians will receive plenty of specifics about their roles in God’s world at this time.
Alistair Begg preached this two-part sermon for the New Year, to orient his congregation in accordance with God’s purposes in this world. Sermon series title: Behold Your God He had two points, the message and the mission: those need to be the chief concern of the individual Christian and the church. We are not to listen to some new prophet claiming to have a new, improved message for the church… but commit, recommit to God’s gospel message and its propagation.