Christianity is suffering from the Walmart syndrome. Churches compete. The church at large is no longer a cohesive unit. Not too long ago, Catholic and Protestant denominations shared core moral beliefs. While no one was paying attention, liberalism crept into the church.
The Book of Daniel has been a battlefield between conservative and liberal scholars for years. Much of the controversy centers on the dating of the writing.
Most Protestants (and many Christians as a whole) have never examined their faith and the teachings of their church denomination. If the preacher, bishop, pope, prelate, or patriarch said it, preached it, or wrote it, that settles it! Taking anyone’s word for your salvation is not scriptural
In 1997, Hank H. Hanegraaff, president of the Christian Research Institute (which was founded by the late Dr. Walter Martin), published a critique on some of the trends in Christianity entitled Christianity in Crisis. The crux of the book deals with several contemporary Christian doctrines that are foreign to the “historical” church.
In my many years of ministry, I have discovered that more people are interested in END TIME PROPHECY—OR ESCHTOLOGY—than in growing Spiritual in Christ. More […]
Introduction The focus of this Bible Study is to gain working knowledge of the major doctrines mentioned in Hebrews Chapter 6:1-3. The scope of this […]
There are thirty Books of the Bible named here. See if You can find them.
And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifested in the flesh, Justified in the Spirit, Seen by angels, Preached among the Gentiles, Believed on in the world, Received up in glory. 1Ti 3:16
