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What I Think About When Rob Bell Talks About God
Frustration. Ambiguity. Error. Danger. Argh. Those are the things I think when Rob Bell talks about “What We Talk about When We Talk about God.” Actually, they are the things I think when Rob Bell talks about anything. But this … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Bible, Books, Christian, christianity, emergent, emergent theology, false teaching, God, hell, Heresy, liberalism, Love Wins, Oldsmobile, relevancy, religion, Rob Bell, Scripture, theology, What we Talk about when we talk about God
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Jay Bakker Redefines Atonement and Much More
Jay Bakker, son of Jim and Tammy Faye, and the pastor of Revolution Church in New York City released a new book last week. The Christian Post interviewed Bakker about the book and that interview should sadden believers everywhere. CP … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Discernment, The Word
Tagged atonement, Bible, Books, character of God, Christian, Christian Post, christianity, death, Faith doubt and other lines I've crossed, God, hell, Heresy, heretical, Jay Bakker, Jesus christ, nature of God, sin
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Why I Contend
Last week Sola Sisters wrote a brief piece explaining “Why We Contend.” They shared that they have lost friends because of their willingness to expose false teaching, but their concern for the truth as well as their friends and their … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Discernment
Tagged Bible, Bible Study, Christian, christianity, contend for the faith, Discernment, God, Heresy, religion, Rick Warren, Rob Bell, Sola Sisters, spirituality, theology, truth
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Phil Johnson’s Survey of Heresies
Speaking of heresies …
How to Deal with Heretics: ‘harshly, publicly and immediately’
Paul Proctor compellingly argues that heresy is not to be dealt with in private, like personal grievances should be according to Matthew 18, instead it should be confronted publicly. Just as Jesus did. You can read his column at the … Continue reading
Posted in Discernment
Tagged confrontation, false teachers, false teaching, Heresy, Jesus, paul proctor
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Ancient Heresies and Why They Still Matter
Thanks to Pirate Christian Radio I found out that Phil Johnson of Grace Community Church is doing a series of messages on ancient heresies. I’ve listened to the one on Gnosticism and agree completely with Johnson that this heresy is … Continue reading
Posted in Church Movements, Discernment, World Religions
Tagged Christian, christianity, church history, Gnosticism, Heresy, historical heresy, Judaizers, New Age, Phil Johnson, religion
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Is apostasy around the corner? Or is it already here?
On May 18 Mike LeMay of Stand Up for the Truth shared his thoughts in answer to the question: “Is Full Blown Apostasy Right Around the Corner?” I urge you to read the whole thing, but in part he said:
Posted in Church Movements, Contemplative Spirituality, Discernment
Tagged apostasy, Bible, Biblical illiteracy, christianity, churches, contend for the faith, Discernment, Heresy, Jesus, me-centered theology, Messiah, Mike LeMay, post-modernism, pragmatism, religion, Stand Up for the Truth, theology
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Watch out for the “Heresy Two-Step”
Yesterday, I was listening to the March 20 podcast from Chris Rosebrough (Fighting for the Faith and Pirate Christian Radio). After having listened to the March 26 podcast which has part 1 of a critique of Blackaby’s “Experiencing God” I … Continue reading
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Tagged chris rosebrough, Discernment, extra-Biblical revelation, Fighting for the Faith, Heresy, podcast
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