Amos 3:7

The Shack would not dispute these limits of understanding – it dedicates many pages to chastising believers who cling too tightly to traditional views of God’s nature. Yet, instead of expanding our thinking and our appreciation for divine mysteries, the book shrinks them quite dramatically by creating a deity so clearly influenced by human expectations of what God should be.”

Sin, Hell, Judgment, Salvation, the Incarnation,
Hierarchy and Authority in the Godhead, a Polynesian
Goddess and other assorted problems (continue reading…)

Below is a topic that I have personal friends who don’t see the problem with “the Shack”.  This is because across the board we as Christians tend to accept everything and everybody.  This is good, but we need to test EVERY THING this is also very good.  Jesus told us that the last days would be marked by deception and apostasy.  The Shack is both … Below is an article by Dr. Norman Geisler and Bill Roach. (continue reading…)

Hollywood  Exposed

Few ministries have done more to expose the gnostic and occult methodology that subtle putting demonic doctrines onto the big screen.  Hollywood is given over to a path of destruction.  They have a high tech, big screen, big budget manifesto.  Kids and adults are being indoctrinated into the world of the occult while paying Hollywood millions for the privilege. (continue reading…)

Bema Seat Rewards

A Heavenly Awards Ceremony

There is a great need in the body of Christ.  A few years ago I was in a rapidly growing church that was moving more and more over to an ear pleasing message of candy for the Saints.  Sadly much of the Church today is entertainment based, saying “I got blessed”.  “I didn’t get any thing out of todays worship”  We have turned church into a specator sport when we are to be in the game.  The concept of the Bema seat and scripture indicate that “we are to run the race of faith” (continue reading…)

Biblical Hermeneutics

An Introduction

Source:  Hermeneutics

Rightly Divided: How, then may we determine the proper interpretation of Scripture?  The science of Biblical Hermeneutics – in all it’s varied “schools” – seeks to provide a methodology to answer that question.

Skeptics often ask me, “If the Bible is God’s Word, why are there so many different interpretations of what He supposedly said?” (continue reading…)