I know I’m questioning the unquestionable, but… Is “Asking Jesus into our Hearts” Biblical? We have all heard it taught. It is taught to children in Sunday schools, private Christian schools, and in Christian homes across the land. It is taught as being the Gospel message, the plan of salvation, and in modern times it […]
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Click HERE to listen to a terrific interview with Doug Pagitt describing the beginnings of the Emergent Church movement. Like so many things, once you know how something started, and why, it becomes much easier to understand how and why operations are carried out today. Whether you are of Emergent persuasion, are trying to combat Emergent doctrine, you should listen to this […]
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In a recent broadcast, Doug Pagitt, a well known spokesperson for the Emergent Church had something interesting to say. His guest on the show was Chris Rosebrough (from Pirate Christian Radio) and the topic was the Gospel message. Commenting on Rosebrough’s definition of the Gospel (which Rosebrough summarized as repentance and the forgiveness of sins in Jesus name), Pagitt’s […]
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If you are not familiar with the Emergent Church, you need to be. This movement is an outright attack on the Bible and Jesus Christ. It is usually presented very artistically with real life issues being addressed. The NOOMA videos produced by Rob Bell (one of the leaders of this movement) is one of their most […]
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Check out this terrific article (click HERE) posted over at DefendingContending that bluntly tell us what should be quite obvious. Youth groups are so busy trying to relate to the kids, they have completely eliminated the Gospel and sound Biblical teaching from their programs. I personally had a local youth Pastor tell me that he was […]
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Sometimes you just have to laugh! This video clip is a spoof of the modern-day, relevant, identify-with-the-kids youth group leader. Absolutely hilarious. Unfortunately, these guys are out there for real.
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May 22, 2011
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