Proclaiming Truth.
Encouraging Faithfulness.
Exposing Error.
We are destroying speculations & every lofty thing raised up against the knowledge
of God, and we are taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.
2 Corinthians 10:5
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The blog includes articles on the chronology of Daniel, the book of Revelation, the Person of Christ, discernment, the authority of Scripture, the end-times, as well as resources to assist in identifying false teaching.
Book Reviews
There are countless books out there. Numerous books within Christianity, too. Which ones are we to soak up, to glean from, to recommend, to endorse? We have several reviews of popular books that might be helpful!
Steinkamp
Orrel Steinkamp is author of The Plumbline newsletter. He reveals the unbiblical nature of certain teachings and practices in hopes to turn hearts back to authentic biblical Christianity. We feature those newsletters here!
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Babylon in Revelation
The book of Revelation uses the term Babylon 6 times in 4 different contexts. Each use is pertinent in understanding the course of end-time events.
A Church Made Up of Consumers?
Have many churches embraced a consumer-driven, church-growth model of “outreach”? Could they have a different purpose other than preaching Christ crucified?
Review: The Circle-Maker by Mark Batterson
The Circle-Maker by Mark Batterson presents a legend as a sacred symbol for Christians to emulate. But is it biblical? This book review explains.
Resolute:
An Unwavering Stance on the Truth of God’s Word
The standard for Christianity is pure and sound biblical doctrine. If that standard is compromised at all, muddled thinking and false teaching inevitably become the new norm.
Currently, there are popular themes within the evangelical circle that are not, generally speaking, truly lining up with what God says in His Word. For example, ‘hearing God’s voice,’ ‘experiencing God,’ & ‘telling your story’ are a few of the topics on trend.
Resolute is a book written to examine such topics according to Scripture. With careful consideration, we must conclude if current mainstream evangelicalism has submitted to negotiated ways. We must also determine if Christians should care when others are immersed in teachings not actually found in God’s Word. Even further, is it possible there is a growing apostasy within the visible church?
Consider these things by reading the book, Resolute. Get your copy today!
