Some big news over the past week or so has been about Rick Warren’s capitulation to Rome. A YouTube video has been posted, showing Warren’s discussion. It takes 41 minutes, but is enlightening. Aside from him calling the Pope, “Holy Father,” quoting the horrid “The Message,” and his much bragging about Saddleback, his books, courses, etc, he has some good things to say about marriage. If only he had stuck to the subject of marriage and self!
Elizabeth Prata posted a couple 15-minute videos of James White examining Warren’s capitulation to Rome. Find them here and here.
Oh, and since I mentioned Warren’s use of “The Message,” you might want to look at the new tract booklet about this corruption of the Bible at Lighthouse Trails Research Ministry. It should be enough to prove how corrupt The Message is.
Erin Benziger has some more comments about Ann Voskamp’s book, “One Thousand Gifts.” The book is rife with false teachings.
Christine Pack over at Sola Sisters posted an article about the Hebrew Roots Movement and Christmas.
But, “Is Christmas Day Rooted in Paganism?” Nope. However, another humorous view of the same question might just give you a chuckle.
Answers In Genesis has many times posted articles about the dangerous and compromising teachings coming from the BioLogos organization. This week I found another site examining why BioLogos is dangerous to Christian education.
Don’t let anyone tell you that “Allah” is an acceptable name for the God of the Bible.
I have previously posted information about the apostasy of the Disciples of Christ denomination, but Neil has added another log onto that fire.
Just when you think that the seeker-sensitive and market-driven church mentality has reached its limit for worldliness, you come across an article like this — which add more fuel to the fire of the apostasy at the Disciples of Christ!
A hat tip now to Erin for pointing us to this video, “Christian Girl Instagram.” Good humor to end this post with!
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Hi Glenn,
Great picture at the top! How unfortunately true!
God bless you for taking the 41 minutes to listen to RWs drivel. I don't have the stomach for that anymore. As I said to Elizabeth, saw his capitulation coming a mile away.
Good point about Johnson, if those charlatans really had the gift of healing, they should actually go heal the poor souls who are afflicted with diseases like ebola. But as you said, they don't do that because they CAN'T... because they are phony.
-Carolyn
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