The Good:
What was the shape of Jesus’ cross? No, it wasn’t a “stake” as the Jehovah’s Witnesses claim.
Why Quaker beliefs are problematic.
The Bad:
The cultic nature of the New Apostolic Reformation.
Moody Bible Institute has had some discernment issues for quite a while, but I didn’t know just to what extent this was until I read this article. Now things have been coming out which have led to resignations among the leadership.
Museum of the Bible — sigh.
Jonathan Cahn’s new book, “The Paradigm” has led to me being contacted about a review of this book which could show how horrid Cahn’s teachings are. While looking for information, I came across this link to discussions about all sorts of issues regarding Cahn. This is a site I started following last year—and can highly recommend—but I missed these! Well, if that isn’t enough for you, here is another collection of links exposing Cahn’s nonsense; good resource if needed.
Why is it that Catholic universities never seem to follow Catholic doctrines?
The Ugly:
Michael Brown is participating in a conference headlining a bunch of hardcore heretics. Don’t EVEN try to defend him — he continues to prove he is a blatant false teacher. This is the NAR at its finest! Phil Johnson has written an interesting article about Brown’s continued support for false teachers.
The NAR and Bethel just get more and more bizarre.
More on Christalignment. Kris Vallotton of Bethel Redding has approved of this group. There is nothing Christian about this. This article, and the video report, give excellent reporting on the “tarot cards” used by Christalignment, as well exposing Michael Brown’s defense of it!!!
Proof positive that Bethel’s Kris Vallotton preaches a gospel of wealth.
If you didn’t think the PCUSA was full-blown apostate before, try explaining this away.
An example of how false teacher Paula White abuses Scripture to suck money from her gullible followers
The humorous
KJV-Only Pastor Tests Positive for NIV. It must be true because I saw it on the Internet.
2 comments:
I have mixed feelings about Michael Brown. On the plus side he is clearly a very brilliant man with a great amount of learning, and a lot of what he says and writes about is really good stuff. His 5 or 6 volumes on answering Jewish objections to Jesus are excellent and highly recommended, as are his books on Christianity and homosexuality. He also seems like quite a nice guy (his debates with James White on calvinism and cessationism were both very cordial brotherly discussions). BUT, when it comes to talking about the cooks and crackpots in the charismatic movement a switch seems to flip in his mind, all the rational thought and biblical learning goes out the window and he tries to excuse or ignore the blatant false teachings of people like Paula White, Heidi Baker etc.
Anonymous,
I have to agree with you. As a conservative commentator (how I first learned of him) he is usually excellent. Then I discovered his participation in the Pensacola (Brownsville) Revival where he was one of the wackadoodles. And then I had all his answering Jews books which are very good,
But he has absolutely NO discernment when it comes to false teachings.
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